I am a foster parent in Denver. These beautiful people have bent over backwards to help me when I…read moreget a new placement, and they are always accommodating when kids are moved elsewhere. The teachers take great care of my children, and they always are understanding of the crazy schedule foster kids have with visits and appointments.

My daughter has been attending daycare here for a year now and we love it. The staff and teachers…read moreare very knowledgeable and have become like family to us. One thing I know for sure is that everyone there absolutely loves our kids like their own and cares, teaches and keeps them safe everyday. We couldn't be happier with the care she receives!

Nanny Poppinz advertises emergency nanny services which come handy in case child gets too sick to…read morego to daycare. They originally told me that it is $40 service fee and $15 per hour for one child. However when I requested a babysitter, the person claimed that they have a "new" contract that charges $32/hr to paid directly to the agency. Judging by the review that they don't actually pay their employees, this amounts to extortion.

This service is the best! My husband was traveling for work and took our 8yr old son with him on…read morehis trip to Denver so they could go to a Rockies game together. The childcare he had pre-arranged fell through at 5:30pm the night before. I called several agencies that were all closed. Nanny Poppinz took my call, walked me through the process quickly, and had a nanny at the hotel by 7am the next morning to take care of my son! They spent the day at the pool, did homework, and even went Pokemon hunting at a nearby park! I would highly recommend this service.

Both my kiddos have gone through highlands and the teacher are the reason you stay. Great teachers…read morewho go the extra mile for kids and with long hours and hard work they all stay and make the magic happen.

Claire (the director) was incredibly rude and the pre-k rooms downstairs were so hot and humid it…read morefelt swampy. The one year old teachers were rough with the kids, grabbing and yanking them hard when they wanted them to move. It seemed like the one year old teachers were annoyed at the kids and they would rather be anywhere else. Doesn't look like the cleanest facility either. Definitely wouldn't send my kids here, especially for how much they charge and how little the teachers and director seem to care about children. RUN.

being ghosted after having paid fee. We've tried calling, emailing, messaging on social etc.read more

I have known Maggie for several years, and she loves connecting people and helping families with…read moreher nanny services. I've always known to be of the highest integrity.

What I love most about Great Escape is that I believe the Directors truly love the kids. My son…read more(21 months) is greeted with a warm welcome every morning and wakes up saying the name of one of one of the directors because he wants to go to school. I have watched the directors make tough decisions and they have always done so in the best interest of the families. We are grateful for the way they handled COVID, ensuring that parents were a part of the re-opening decision and have taken the necessary precautions by making changes to ensure the safety and health of our children. I have referred friends and family members to them. The teachers also love my son. I originally chose Great Escape because they seemed to be the only place taking a September birthday at age one (part time). I am grateful for their care and flexibility. This summer they have had elementary care available too in which they have brought in special activities such as putt putt golf and oversized blocks for construction building contests.

Our 4 1/2 year old son, Dylan has thoroughly enjoyed Great Escape Early Learning Center in…read moreLittleton. The classes are small. The teachers are awesome. The Director, Jennelle Kreishner, has provided us with everything we need and everything that Dylan needs. Dylan has a lot of special needs as he has a peanut allergy and is mildly autistic. He has done nothing but thrive at Great Escape. I highly recommend Great Escape for your pre-school child especially if you have two working parents who need a lot of flexibility in your child's care. Their prices are very reasonable, too!" - Phil R.

This is an great little YMCA location just steps away from the center of Downtown Denver with lots…read moreof workout options, friendly staff, and good locker rooms. They are undergoing a huge renovation, so parts of the gym are closed or only half open, and this is the only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars. Here's a breakdown of my experience: Weights: a great selection of both free weights and machines. Most of the free weights are downstairs, and include 3 squat racks, multiple benches, kettlebells and dumbbells in many different denominations, chain machines, a GHD, and a few other miscellaneous machines. Upstairs, there are a lot more machines (they have almost every type of iso machine you can think of), as well as a stretching area and cardio (see next paragraph). Both areas were picked up neatly and there was only a minimal or no wait for most things. Cardio: They have both aerodyne bikes and treadmills! I love these cardio machines, and I am glad to see them. They also have quite a few rowers too. Finally, although I don't use them, there are some regular treadmills and ellipticals. Construction: The basketball gym and track are both closed right now for renovations, as is half the weight area. I think there will be a lot more coming once those areas open, and the newly renovated areas were really nice. Locker rooms: HUGE! A ton of lockers (combo locks and you do not need to bring your own), quite a few clean showers and stalls, some seating, and even some bathroom amenities. Staff: Super friendly! When they heard I was visiting from the Twin Cities, they gave me a tour and answered a lot of my questions. All in all, this is a great YMCA location and a great place to work out in Downtown Denver!

Awful customer service. I signed up for a membership in order to get a discount on childcare and…read morecamps. Per their website (see picture), the Y starter membership provides a camp discount. I paid upfront for an annual membership ($400+) only to realize later that I was not getting the discount. When I asked why, they said the child needs to be a member. If that's the case, WHY is that not stated anywhere on the website or registration materials? I tried to get a refund and the staff refuse to do anything. Incredibly frustrated that I'm out over $400 with nothing to show for it as I never use any Y services, personally.