I have loved sending my child here! She has autism and the teachers and staff have always been so…read morekind and understanding of what she needs. They are very engaging and have so many activities planned everyday that have helped her academically and socially.

It is a wonderful center, it meets all the requirements. My daughter adapted very well and has…read moredeveloped socially and cognitively. The teachers are very friendly and professional.

I started taking my 1st born to this daycare back in 2017 when it was under another owner and name…read more"Skool Days". She attended full time until she started kindergarten yet continues to attend during school breaks and during summer break. I can't say enough good things about them. As a mom who is also a pediatric nurse, the decision to put my children in daycare was very difficult, but I don't regret it. My 1st born could say her alphabet at 2 years of age, and has built long lasting friendships and have continued out side of daycare even though she doesn't go to the same school as her friends. I was nervous when I had my 2nd child because the daycare had changed to cadence academy with a different director and new staff since my 1st was a baby. Yet they have continued to provide quality care. My now almost 2 year old loves going to daycare everyday. She adores Miss Kathy and runs to her class room in the morning excited to play. Yes kids are kids and they do get hurt or scratched but that can also happen under any parent's supervision. We're human, but the staff and director Maria have always been caring and responsible about calling/reporting any injury's. Even those injury's that I wouldn't have even thought twice about, because again they're kids, they get hurt and they hurt each other that's life. If you are looking for a caring daycare that your children will love this is it.

My time with Cadence Academy only lasted nine months, but it felt like there were constant…read morecommunication issues--both between the staff and me, and even between the director and their own teachers. More than once, my child came home with scratches on their face from other kids, and no one told me what happened. Sometimes, it seemed like the staff didn't even know. As a parent, that was unsettling. I shouldn't have to chase down basic information about my child's well-being. It started to shake my trust in the school, but the director reassured me that things would get better and even promised that if anything like this happened again, they'd be more than willing to share video footage. But after I started bringing up concerns, I noticed a shift in how I was treated. The teachers were still good with my child, but I felt like they started ignoring me--cold stares, no greetings, just an overall weird vibe. It gave me the impression that speaking up wasn't actually welcome, despite being told otherwise. Then another incident happened, and once again, no one informed me. So I asked to see the video footage, just like they had promised. This time, though, the director completely backtracked and told me I'd need a court order to access it. That response made me feel misled--like their original promise wasn't genuine. And then, later that same day, they abruptly un-enrolled my child. When I asked why, their corporate office claimed that I had 'physically intimidated' the director by closing the door and using profanity. That honestly felt like a complete misrepresentation of what actually happened. Yes, I asked to speak with the director about why I wasn't being informed when my child got hurt. Yes, I closed the door so we could talk privately. And yes, I sat in a chair across from the director's desk, frustrated but advocating for my child. At no point did I intimidate anyone, yell, or use profanity. It felt to me like they framed the situation in a way that justified their decision instead of addressing the real issue--their lack of communication and accountability. In the end, them unenrolling my child turned out to be a blessing in disguise. I've since found a preschool that actually feels organized and makes an effort to keep me informed when incidents happen. Would I recommend Cadence Academy to other parents? Absolutely not. In my experience, they made it seem like they encouraged parental involvement, but when concerns were raised, it felt more like passive hostility than real action. To me, they seemed short-staffed, disorganized, and unwilling to make real improvements--just a lot of empty promises. This is purely my personal experience and how I felt about my time at Cadence Academy. I understand that others may have had different experiences, but I can only speak to what I personally went through and how it appeared to me. My thoughts and impressions are based on what I observed and how I felt as a parent navigating these situations.

Finding childcare for your kids can be scary, putting trust in strangers can be hard but Small…read moreWorld is great. I feel like my daughters teachers and the admin staff really do care about her. Thank you Small World!

My daughter actually started at your daycare PRIOR to Covid and I did get to drop her off and pick…read moreher up from the classroom. This was before Mrs. April went on maternity leave. I found her AND other kids on top of the table and even commented why there are kids on top of the table and the young teacher or teacher assistant said "oh we are watching them". I informed Mrs. April and the director the next morning. My daughter was fine with drop off after the first week but started to cry and tug at me and dad after the first week. After the Covid restrictions, you switched to drop offs at the lobby and this went on for a few months but still during those few months...I couldn't get my daughter to come in on her own without crying and refusing to stay with you. Your director was informed an investigator was coming beforehand so she prepped her teachers on how to act to stay in business. I know for a fact she had a meeting with those teachers. You can't explain why my child was putting her hands over her head from your abuse though right? After 2 weeks in the new daycare she learned to trust her teachers and never...never did I struggle with drop off. She changed completely to her happy self and at times asked me and daddy to go home and pick her up later because she felt so safe and happy to be at the new daycare. You should not be in business. Your classrooms are unsanitary, smell so bad and you allow your teachers to abuse children. This causes PTSD, emotional distress, and trust issues with these kids. I pray that every parent does their research before trusting their kids with you. You're endangering our kids lives.

Amazing preschool ! The kids learn so much and are so well prepared for kindergarten.read more

My kid loves going to school and has progressed so well with reading and writing. He loves the…read moregames and the fun learning environment.

This preschool has enriched my granddaughter's life. It's clean, safe, and warm. I was so impressed…read morewith everything I was ready to enroll her ASAP! She comes home so excited, wants to share what she has learned and how her day went. It's always....AH-mazing!!

This is an amazing place and the staff is just welcoming and a warm place if you need a good…read moredaycare for your kid

Our kids LOVE Young Scholar's. This is our second year of Pre-K and we couldn't be happier. All the…read moreteachers are incredible to our children. We love the different activities and programs, as well as the individual attention they give to each student. We highly recommend Young Scholar's Academy!

We started at My Little World when our son was 14 weeks a little over 3 months so now that he's 6…read moremonths I can give a fair review. We are originally from Las Vegas with no family in Salt Lake County. We needed reputable in home, clean childcare that we could trust with our whole lives. While they do not have cameras they send pictures all day. We met Dora. Who is now an extended member of our family. Dora loves on each of her students as if they were all related to her, they're all family in her eyes. There is no one better qualified to watch your children. I used to be a preschool teacher as a teen and in vegas I worked alongside Nevad Highway Patrol as a community educator at schools, as I mentioned our daughter has only attended private schools from birth, we've had a nanny and our son now has Ms. Dora. My expectations and standards are much higher than most. She cares for the kids like you wouldn't believe - no one ever has an illness or runny nose. Everyone's clothes are clean- she tends to every one of our infants needs like she's his own personal nanny. He is always in a clean diaper and clothes when we pick him up, she notifies us of every bump or scratch. We also have a 7 year old who attends My little world on the days her school is not in session. She's been in private school since birth and maintains advance grades so we trust her words, every time she's there she echoes the same. That Ms. Dora cares for her like she belongs to the President, like her students all of the children are royalty. My daughter has shared she is always feeding them delicious snacks and teaching them things. Dora has a helper who has helped my daughter with math over winter break, everyone they've hired is top notch, au pair or nanny quality childcare for a fair price. The number listed is for Carmen, Carmen speaks English and Spanish but Dora; the owner primarily speaks in Spanish and her and I text back and forth in English all day long. There isn't better care you can afford. I toured 4 over crowded over priced daycares before I searched for a licensed in home daycare and I will never look back. I know we're years from it but we will cry the day our boy has to go to kindergarten, we know it.

On his very first day my son splits his head open under there care. I hope this place gets shut…read moredown for child neglect. Two staples later. They claim from what my son's mother was told "he climbed into a shelf and fell" But I find it very odd that his face got bruised up that bad AND on the back of his head. It wasn't a roll down a hill. Just a fall? So??? Either way if my son was able to get himself up onto a shelf it would've taken him longer than 5-30 seconds. So why didn't anyone address it and get him down and prevent the fall? Why didn't any care workers notice? Why didn't they? Right. Look at all of these other reviews in here they have a looooooong track record. My son isn't one to climb on shelves. Or counters for that matter. None of it makes sense. Either way nope nope nope. (((DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILDREN HERE. THEY WILL BE NEGLECTED IN SOME FORM OR ANOTHER)))

Hands down the best daycare I have ever taken my kids to. We love Sue the owner. My son does…read moremorning and after school care and my daughter does after school care. They have been so wonderful towards my children. My 5 year old struggled in the beginning, but they helped him feel comfortable and safe. Both my kids love it there and don't want to leave, because they have so much fun learning, crafts, free play and many more activities. I definitely recommend them if you are in need of great care!