I didn't really like the way I was treated by Kassie. She made me feel like my child was just a…read morepaycheck for her, and while her attitude was "professional" enough, she just didn't strike me as genuinely warm or appreciative of my business or my child as an individual. The employees were constantly on their phones, texting or surfing the web, instead of interacting with the children, almost every time I walked in. They'd immediately put their phones down and act like they'd been caught doing something they shouldn't be doing -- and no wonder, because they're supposed to be taking care of children, not Facebooking all day!! On occasion, I would arrive to pick up or drop off my child during hours when the kids were outdoors in the play area. I walked towards the daycare from the parking lot, where the employees couldn't see me coming (they have privacy slats in the fence around the outdoor play area, so unless they were watching closely, they didn't see who was approaching) -- and I would overhear one or more of the female staff members (don't know which ones) YELLING at the toddlers. Now, I realize that kids can be rambunctious and naughty from time to time, but is yelling at them really the appropriate response? Especially if you're an employee of a daycare. Your job is to supervise, interact with and care for those children in a gentle, loving, respectful manner. I did NOT like what I overheard on these occasions. It made me feel uncomfortable, and wonder if my own child was ever scolded in that same manner. After the third time I overheard this sort of "discipline," I decided to find other childcare as soon as I could, and I took my child out of Carson Lanes Daycare. Chase was one of the more decent staff members. I never saw him playing on his phone and ignoring the kids, and my child seemed to really like him.

I'm in the same boat as Laura , feeling like I would have to "settle" for a center that I didn't…read morereally like because I didn't feel I had many choices when it came to quality child care. I brought my son with me to work as long as could, as I was waiting for Carson Lanes Day Care Center to open. Now that it open I am so glad that I waited. The room is ALWAYS clean even at the end of the day. Kassie (the director) is very accommodating even with my crazy schedule. My son has his own shelf in their kitchen so I can bring in a stock of all his foods, formula, wipes, and diapers. Not having to remember to bring some in everyday is helpful. One day I forgot to bring in a bottle for them to use, Kassie being ever helpful drove to store and bought one so I could go to work, and she didn't just buy any bottle, she bought the exact brand we use down to it being made in glass (not plastic). She's amazing.... Anyways you should note the picture of the outside play yard does not do it justice it is far nicer than it looks. Additionally, while the surface looks like asphalt, it is not, it is made of a synthetic material that is "spongy" reducing the risk for major injury if a child were to fall while playing outside. So me and my boy are happy campers!

Highly reccomend going elsewhere, this facility is directed by their accountant, does not provide…read moreproper care to the children, charges $250/mo extra for potty training, no process was made within 1yr of our kid attending. Very unprofessional!

Wow! I am so happy I found this school. I have seen a difference in both of my boys (age 2 and 4)…read moresince they started going here, as they are learning things I did not think they would know until kindergarten! When I first called to inquire about this Daycare and Preschool I was not aware it is a Montessori school, and I have really liked the teaching methods I have witnessed. It really seems to fit the way my boys think. The teachers are great, and the director has been teaching for years and years (I think she taught elementary school too). In any case, if you are looking for a daycare or preschool for your children, this is one to look into! Oh, and once I heard it was a Montessori I thought it would be priced out of my reach (as Montessoris in the Bay Area are), but the prices are competetive with the other schools in the area (and cheaper than the biggest place in town)! I hope this helps other parents find a great place for their kids! The address listed on Yelp! is wrong. The address is actually 2109 Roop.

My daughter comes to this daycare and the staff is fantastic! They're great with children and the…read morechildren learn and have a great time.

An amazing place for the little one's. We really lucked out by getting our son in as they are just…read moreapproaching a year as of this Saturday. They do a fantastic job from early motor skill development to fun activities and teaching kindness and good manners. They are even developing a nutritional program for balanced diets and good healthy food all backed with a foundation built on Christian values and the love of God and Jesus. It's really quite a beautiful place. If you get the chance you should absolutely check them out!

My son has attended the Pre-K program at St. Teresa of Avila Catholic School for the past year, and…read morewe have loved everything about it! He has learned so much, from letters and numbers to sharing and making friends. Every day he comes home excited to tell us what he learned. It is amazing to see how much he has grown in such a short time. The teachers are simply wonderful! They are kind, patient, and really care about each child. They make learning fun with games, songs, and hands-on activities. We feel so lucky that our son is in such a warm and loving environment where he feels safe and happy every day. The Pre-K program itself is fantastic. It gives children a strong foundation for school while encouraging creativity and curiosity and religion. What I especially love is that Catholicism is part of the curriculum. Our son has been learning about faith, kindness, and respect. It means a lot to our family that his religious growth is supported along with his academic skills. I would highly recommend the Pre-K program at St. Teresa of Avila Catholic School to any parent looking for a wonderful place for their child to learn and grow! We are so grateful for this amazing experience and are excited for him to start Kindergarten at St. Teresa.

I can't say enough good things about the St. Teresa CDC. The teachers are amazing!! Especially Ms…read more Cassie!! My son started in the pre-k class in 2014 and now my daughter is in the preschool (2015). Everyone is so kind and they love each child for who they are. They encourage each child to be the best version of themselves, as well as teach discipline and respect. You can feel safe leaving your child here, whether it's part-time or full time.

I had a grandson there from 1 year old to 2 years plus. He used to get bit in his 1 year old room…read more Nothing was done. Then when he reached the two years old room he began scratching hitting, pulling hair, and biting other children, not always provoked and the teachers there had no solutions for his parents. Until another parent complained and management told my grandsons parents that they will have someone come in and observe his behavior to see if they could figure it out. Btw this Person who was supposed to observe my grandson, canceled twice during the last 2 weeks of his stay there. Finally the management kicked my grandson out of the daycare. So if you like getting your child ignored then send them to this faculty. I would never recommend this daycare. Ever. I would not give them any stars for a rating. It's ALLabout the money.

My son absolutely loves coming to this school. He struggled at his previous school but with the…read morekindness and patience of both his teachers Miss Stacy and Miss Shelby he has completely turned around. They are excellent teachers and I would highly recommend their class. We are grateful to have these 2 teachers helping our son on their learning journey. I highly recommend Little Timbers and especially Miss Stacy & Miss Shelby!

I would strongly look elsewhere for child care. I started bringing my 5 month old daughter (at the…read moretime) to Little Discoveries in 2025. At first, the environment seemed welcoming although I initially had a few concerns about the front door being unlocked. As soon as you open the front door, you are entering the infant room and there is zero safety precautions in place preventing any random person from entering. My husband and I also noticed that an employee often had her 3 or 4 year old son in the infant room often along with her husband. I was informed that the young boy was in the infant room only to breastfeed, however I never once observed that. The child was running and jumping around the small babies on the ground. Additionally, I was concerned about her husband being in the infant room as he was not a vetted employee. We continued to observe this but did not say anything until one day we picked up our daughter and realized she had only been fed one 6 ounce bottle in an eight hour day. The employee informed my husband our daughter was hungry and then she continued hanging out with her husband and son in the infant room. I immediately contacted Meaghan and informed her that I had an issue with the employee having family time while my daughter was not being fed. Meaghan denied knowing that the employee's husband was ever in the building and stated the young boy was only in the room to feed. Meaghan assured me that my daughter would be fed correctly and that she would inform the employee that her husband could no longer be in the room. Shortly after, it was very apparent that this employee was choosing not to take care of my child. She would consistently have diaper rashes that were so severe and red. The final straw for me was two days in a row, I entered the facility and observed the employees sitting on the couch on their cell phones scrolling. My child was sitting on the ground and I could smell poop as soon as I walked into the building. She was covered in poop, and it was old to the point where I had to scrape it off of her skin. She had such a severe diaper rash on the top of her butt and lower back that it actually is still scarred to this day. The rash was bleeding and shiny it looked like a burn. And to top it off, she had poop all over her clothing. I immediately removed my child from this day care and filed a report with the state. Meaghan lied to the social workers stating she was never aware an employee's husband was there, among other things. I would have respected Meaghan's honesty and admitting there were issues she ignored but that the employee was ultimately terminated. Instead, the employee was terminated and Meaghan denied any wrong doing. They do not do much with the children. The infants sit on the ground all day by themselves with little to no interaction besides the television. The employees are usually sitting on their phones on the couch. While it is my word versus the day care's, there are SEVERAL people that I know that have since had serious issues with the care of their child at this facility. I would highly HIGHLY recommend taking your child elsewhere.

Highly recommend!! My son has learned a lot being here. He also was not potty trained and was able…read moreto get the help with potty training. He's always happy to go and learn everyday and play with his friends. If you're looking to bring your kids here I would recommend it. Haven't had any issues.

We hired Martina to watch our 18 month old daughter at our wedding. She is 90% of why I could enjoy…read morethe day and surrounding festivities. She volunteered any bit of background check you could think of: CPR, background check, drug screen, references, etc. etc. Our daughter took to Martina seamlessly. Martina came with her own bag of toys and tricks up her sleeve from years of experience. We immediately felt safe and comfortable with her which was a huge relief since this was the first time we left her with a nanny! Everyone who met her let us know they all got "good vibes" about her - another relief! Martina was also super flexible and understanding when the evening went longer than expected. We will definitely be reaching out to Martina the next time we visit Tahoe.

Martina was punctual and professional and quick with her response and available super last minute…read more We needed a babysitter for a late night out and she was able to come and provide her service to my children. Really friendly and easy going. Also, she was able to put them to sleep. I recommend her to anyone who visits South Lake Tahoe. She lives close by. We stayed at the strip. She came to our hotel to babysit my children. Her prices were really reasonable and affordable.

I came here to help find food and service for someone In need and I must say the kindness and quick…read moreto act workers they have here are amazing!! They were able to help right away and get food and even some clothing items for them. It's amazing how they didnt even ask questions they just said yes we will help and did! I will be bringing anyone I know in need here to get help. They are wonderful!

I went here twice, on Thursday, March 28, 2019, and again on Thursday, April 4, 2019…read more This building is the new location for all Salvation Army social services and church services. This location used to be a Greater Nevada Credit Union with drive-thru, and the old sign for them is still there. This Salvation Army Corps Community Center used to be at 661 Colorado Street, but they moved a few years ago. They are still trying to sell their Colorado Street location. Please note, their Thrift Store (now called the Family Store) is located at 3320 Research Way, next to Maverik, off of East College Parkway. The Thrift Store used to be on East Winnie Lane, before they outgrew that location. Please also note that these two new addresses have not been updated on their website or Facebook page. The were not also updated on their Yelp pages, until I created them, today and last week. I guess they are not good at doing that. I hope Yelp believes me and approves this new page. The entry for the food pantry and other family services is off S. Harbin Avenue. For youth services only, you have to use the doors in front, on East 2nd Street. There is also a church, which has service on Sundays at 10:45 AM. The woman who runs the food pantry is on leave, so a cleaner is filling in for her the next month or so. so things are a little disorganized, as the fill in does not want to disturb the folders on the desk of the regular employees. So the forms I gave her the week before can no longer be found, and I had to complete a new form. Their food pantry is self-service and small, mostly non-perishable goods, since they are stored on shelves in an office. I did grab a bunch of green bananas though. They also have items like conditioner, medicine, and hand sanitizer. So you fill up one bag with whatever you need, subject to the limits they have written on each shelf. They also have a regular refrigerator for some items like milk, yogurt, and limited fresh vegetables. Few people go there, at least there has never been a line when I went. I am not sure why. Someone told me this is Carson City, so there is rarely much of a line, like in my former home of the San Francisco Bay Area. The rules listed are you can go once a week, and they limit you to one bag of items of your choosing, But the woman there said those rules are not enforced. Nevertheless, please take only what you need. They do have fresh meats and vegetables on Wednesday from 1-2:30 PM, but I have not gone yet. The employee said there are all sort of trucks in the parking lot that line up to give away fresh food that day. The hours for the regular food pantry are Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 9 AM to 12 noon, and 1 PM to 2:30 PM. Services require a card, which they issue to you after you provide ID, proof of residence, and proof of income, and fill out a short application. Parking was easy, as they have a big lot.

Kinderland is our new daycare in Carson and we love them so much! We have been going for about 6…read moreweeks now and are so happy we found this spot. It's hard to trust someone and leave your baby with them but finding a community like the one at Kinderland really makes a huge difference. Our son loves coming here and honestly some days it's hard to make him leave. All of the teachers are so nice and so good with him and you can really tell they're passionate and love the kids. They also supply all food which is a godsend and hard to beat. Reasonable pricing and good hours

I would definitely recommend this preschool to anyone with kids looking for a well run daycare…read more They have a great staff, the floor plan eases my anxiety about rooms being too closed off, but they're also encased enough to feel like it's safe from random people outside (I have ridiculous levels of anxiety about leaving my kid and some of it is from bad things happening to people I know, but I also understand not all of it makes sense, but this place is just right for all my paranoias). It's also affordable, clean, keeps my kid entertained. My 1 year old is eager to go to preschool. I just am so happy we found this place and they had an opening.

The owner, Kassie Shepherd, displays aggressive, insulting, intolerant, unprofessional behaviors…read moreconstantly. She has created a work environment that tolerates favoritism, nepotism, bullying, and creates tension. Childcare is stressful, sure, but SHE is why she cannot keep employees because when she's angry she throws tantrums and insults her employees, projecting her stress unto others yet wants to pay as little as she can get away with, yet makes demands beyond the scope of your position. She threatened to sue me via voicemail & text for slander. I can substantiate all claims, her misconduct should be exposed