My great niece attended this daycare and when her mom picked her up she found her crying alone in a…read moreroom with bruises on both sides of her face yet none of the teachers saw anything which is sad because my nephew and his wife were paying good money for what they thought was good child care and immediately withdraw their 2 daughters from this disgusting place

I want to say merit school teaches nothing.. no proper curriculum and they just appoint anyone…read morecoming for job as teachers .. which is so unfortunate. They are very commercial just like any other. My 5 year old is not learning anything at school and he just plays and comes back.

Poor service. even if they do not care about poddy training. If they make mistake, instead of…read moreapologize, blamed my 3 years old kid.

Poor service.If they make mistake, instead of apologize, blamed my 3 years old kid. do not know how…read moreto teach potty training for my kid.

Our daughter has been attending Loudoun Montessori School since the beginning of the year, and we…read moreare incredibly happy with the amazing progress she has made over the past six months. The level of care and guidance from the teachers is exceptional. Ms. Ridhima provides wonderful support and attention to the children. The aftercare program is equally fantastic--Ms. Anna and her team keep the kids wrapped up in such fun, engaging activities that our daughter loves them. In fact, she sometimes makes me wait when I come to pick her up just so she can finish what she's working on! Additionally, Ms. Renu's administration and leadership are excellent. We truly feel that the children are in safe, nurturing hands here. Highly recommend LMS!

Our daughter has been attending this school for two years. It is a wonderful school with a great…read morestaff. She is very happy going to school and comes home having learned so much!

Terrible. dirty equipment and poor communication from staff and leadership. Their corporate office…read moreis unprofessional as well.

Everbrook is AMAZING! We picked Everbrook pre-baby because it clearly offered the best combination…read moreof safety, loving environment, and education for our kiddo. Over 5 years later with that baby in kindergarten, I can say with confidence that Everbrook is all that and more. Angela, the principal, is one of best early childhood educators out there. She's put together an amazing team, and they support both you and your child (ren) through every stage. I have consulted Angie and her staff on how best to help my kiddo through everything from potty training and sleep regressions to reward systems. My kiddo (and the entire Junior Kindergarten class) graduated into Kindergarten not only with all the skills they needed to succeed in Kindergarten, but also understanding phonics and able to read simple books! Now part of LCPS, we are thrilled to continue at Everbrook as part of the School Age offerings and summer camp. I cannot reccomend Angela, her team, and Everbrook strongly enough.

Our son started going to Guidepost since June 2021. We could not be happier from his school and…read moreespecially his lead guide Ms Nosheen. She has been nothing but patient, loving, caring and responsible with our child. He has grown from a baby into a toddler under her supervision and love. She puts in the time and effort into each child individually based on the child's needs. She also counsels us when we are stressed about something regarding the child, it feels like we got a teacher and a counselor in her. For us, Guidepost Montessori is the place to be and look no further if you are searching for the Montessori environment for your child and if your child is less than 3 years old, you cannot go wrong with Ms Nosheen's class, however, we know that all teachers are great because our son loves all the teachers he interacts with. Thank you Guidepost and thank you Ms Nosheen for everything!!!

Terrible. My children had a very negative experience. I do not recommend going here at all.read more

We enrolled our twin girls here at 16 months old. They had never been to a daycare. We left…read moreBeantree after 3 months. I initially decided not to post a review, but my husband convinced me that other parents may find my feedback valuable. Starting with the first week, our girls were consistently sick. We expected common colds, but they repeatedly got pink eye, ear infections, and one of our girls caught the flu. My husband thought it was too much but I convinced him to stay and that it was to be expected. However, since starting at our new school, our girls have not been sick once (granted, it has only been one month). The many rooms they rotate throughout the day is great for learning experiences, but I think it also helps facilitate germs between the different age groups. The adjustment was rough. Every drop off was filled with lots of tears and leg holding, but I fully expected this. This was the norm, even 3 months after starting. Overall, their teachers were very nice and seemed caring, but I believe it was hard to adjust because we could not depend on the same teachers being in the classroom at drop off. I tend to drop my girls off between 8am and 8:30am and sometimes there would be the usual teachers and sometimes not. This did not help with the adjustment. My girls thrive on consistency - I knew which teachers each of my girls "preferred" and when they were there for drop off, it made things a little smoother. They have monitors in the reception area that let you watch your child's classroom. I would typically make a cup of coffee (great perk!) and then go look at the cameras. After about 5 minutes, they would settle down and I would leave for work. One particular day, I made my usual cup of coffee and looked at the cameras. One of my girls was standing in the corner looking at the wall. It was very unusual. I stood there watching and just waiting for someone to go see if she was okay. No one did. It was heart wrenching. I watched for 9 minutes until my heart could not take it anymore and I asked the receptionist to come look at the monitor. As I was talking to her, one of the teachers went to my daughter, but only because they were gathering all the students to move to a different room. I left that morning and cried all the way to work. I felt so bad for my daughter and I felt like a horrible mom for having to leave her there and go to work. I decided at that moment I could not leave my children there anymore. They do not have the capability to watch your children remotely (which I was fine with - hacking is real!), but I need to be able to trust that my children are being taken care of and that trust was gone. That evening at pickup, their teacher did apologize and stated that it probably appeared worse than it was and that she was talking to my daughter from a distance. Maybe that's true, maybe not. Even if true, I want my children to attend a place where if they go stand in a corner facing a wall for 10 minutes, someone walks up to them to ensure they are okay. After we notified them we were leaving, the director asked for a meeting. We met with her and one of the teachers. If I wasn't already set on leaving, this meeting would have settled it. To further explain the corner incident, they said they typically leave Twin A alone in moments like this and she eventually comes around. During this meeting, they also decided to diagnose Twin A with anxiety. I was angry. To be clear, she does not have anxiety but she does take time to adjust to new people - as many toddlers do. They should leave the medical diagnoses for doctors. Additionally, they provided us daily reports and not once did a daily report or teacher say Twin A stands in corners or that they think she has anxiety. I also watched the monitor every morning and never observed this either. They proposed putting my twins in separate classrooms. I am a lawyer, also not a doctor, but it seems like that would worsen a twin's anxiety if they'd been together all day every day for 18 months. We started at a new school days later and to say they are thriving would be an understatement. Within a week, Twin A, with her supposed anxiety, was smiling during drop offs. Seeing my girls grow and enjoy their new school as happy AND healthy toddlers made me realize they don't have to be sick all the time and they don't have to be sad at drop offs. I feel awf They did have a lot of positives too - They have great perks like coffee for the parents in the morning and to go snacks for the kids in the afternoons. They also provide diapers, wipes, and diaper cream which is really nice. I think this is to be expected for the cost you pay, but price aside, not having to regularly haul a ton of diapers in for 2 toddlers (they go through a lot!) is a huge convenience for this busy mom. It was one less thing to remember in the morning. During our time there, they had a spirit week which was really fun - we enjoyed dressing the girls up for the different themed days.

I have toured about 10 facilities in the Ashburn/Broadlands area. No other daycare made me feel so…read morewelcomed and like we belonged from the second we walked in the door. Rates are well justified. That place is wonderful and we are enrolling our son there tomorrow. Loved the staff, the cleanliness, the atmosphere, just about everything! I can't wait for my son to start.

I wrote this piece for my FB the day PJ grew up this past Tuesday. Sweet, warm but melancholic but…read moreit really hit me that day... "I came into the fatherhood game late in life. And as most of you know time is fleeting when you see your child grow. It doesn't hit you at once. It slowly envelopes you and brings realization that he's quickly growing up. This morning as I do I walk him to his school entrance door at 7:30 bc he wants to be the first one in. Just yesterday we did our usual routine of talking outside and me asking for one last hug and kiss. He walks thru the door and stands along the wall with some classmates and tells me not leave but to watch him walk down the hall...a city block long... every couple of feet he turns and waves, smiles and continues down until he is just a yellow fleece sleeve waving at me. Then this morning the door opens and he turns quickly and says "daddy, quick last hug and kiss" then through the door starts his walk. This time all alone. Walking confidently, so self assured, he was 6' tall like he was going to work. How does this happen? He's only 5. Just yesterday he was a tiny baby, we napped in the hot summer afternoon and now he doesn't need my hand.....I cherish every moment with him as if it were the last, telling stories under the covers, of two bluebirds that watch him play and talk about him....." We attribute his self assured level headed maturity to you and your program over his 1st 5 years. He is mow the sweetest boy, a good healthy 5 yr old. His passion for reading and creativity continues to grow every day. Thank you.

Our daughter has been here since 2021 and we have been very happy with the center. Our child has…read morethrived socially and academically under their program. However, as a parent the most important thing when selecting a daycare was that the people who are caring for our child want to be there, and we feel this is the case at this center. We rarely see new teachers at this center, but when we do they tend to stick around. If and when we have a second child we will be returning!

After a year of my toddler/primate crashing my high pressure work zoom calls without his pants, it…read morewas time to enroll the rascal in school. Like an overachieving aspiring tiger mom, I did my due diligence and toured 5+ schools! Winwood won our hearts. Pros for Winwood are 1) their flexibility with variations of 2-5 half/full day schedules and 2-week payment vs inflexible options of other places 2) Ms Tish is super welcoming and understanding while giving the right level of authority that even my Monkey listens to 3) All the validation to show that my child is cared for, socializing, and having fun (there are daily reports, photos, a video camera access). 4) Covid-conscious - the staff does all necessary protocol and teachers are properly masked. 5) My kiddo is super happy between learning about volcanos and chasing around his besties trio as dinosaurs 6) While we have moved away since but Ms Katie and Ms Nimisha still are at the tip of my kiddo's tongue for being such caring educators. In summary, Ashburn truthfully has a lot of great and affordable child care options (in comparison to where we are now), but we made the best choice with Winwood.

I cannot say enough good things about Winwood and the great care they give to our children! The…read morecaliber of teaching and engagement is off the charts compared to other places we've had our children. I'm currently writing this in the midst of the pandemic, and can say they are taking every possible precaution to keep the kids and teachers safe. After being in quarantine for nearly 4 months, I can see such huge changes in my 6 and 3 year old since they opened back up.