I left a review almost 2 weeks ago and seen that it was removed!! I said what I said "that since…read morethe director Ms. D, left this location has been truly unhinged. The personal care and touch are no longer there, the assistant Tracy, is not loving and caring nor approachable by far. I am afraid to leave my name due to the unfair treatment that my children might receive. It's sad that good people that care about you and your family, leave and the ones that are just there for a paycheck still remains. I am in the process of removing my children, due to the lack of compassion and communication that I am receiving now. I stayed because of Ms. D!! Hopefully this review want get deleted. I guess the truth is hard to hear or read!!

My daughter has been attending the la petite at Crooked Creek since she was 12 weeks old. Ms…read more Shawn, Ms. Crystal, Ms. Pondra and the rest of the staff are wonderful. They are like her 2nd family. Currently we are in the school age summer program. She is looking forward to the weekly field trips and daily activities.

I would highly recommend this place.Very clean,safe and positive environment for kids.Sprout app is…read morevery helpful to see children activities live.

I would highly recommend this place. Very clean, safe and positive environment for kids. Teachers…read moretake extra effort to find creative ways to engage kids. Sprout app is very helpful to see children activities live. Overall, a great place for the kids.

My little Girl Ava went there she loves it there they except all ages this is a wonderful daycare…read moreto go they go to fun field trips and all for good price! I Really recommend this daycare

Do not bring your child to this school. Extremely unorganized, unprofessional, neglectful and very…read morehigh turn over. The people they hire are not qualified to do their job. There's been times where I've had to take my child outside in 20 or below degree weather with no clothes because of lack of communication. He's been injured and no one bothered to tell me about it or knew what happened, brand new clothes have been lost, stolen or damaged and no one has done anything to resolve it. I've been very patient with this school but I honestly feel they need to be reported.

My daughter has been going to Learning Time Daycare since she was 2. She is now in Pre-K and she…read moreloves her little blue school. Throughout the years Learning Time has had multiple Directors but the one who really stands out is Ms. Alex, she is very thorough, communicative and caring. My daughter knows all the teachers and TA's. Ms Dolly, Ms. Berna and Ms. Evonne have all been really critical parts in my daughters growth at this Daycare/School. I'm 100% satisfied either the care this school provides. I can tell they really value all their students and parents.

Non-responsive. I have tried to make several calls to inquire about their Georgia Prek program. No…read moreone ever answers, message simply says "mailbox full. I made a trip to the location, it was dark, doors locked but someone was clearly there. I used the call button and again, no answer. Went back to my car and dialed there number as listed on building and still no answer. I really wanted to give this location a try but as a parent, their lack of responsiveness is unacceptable.

I thoroughly recommend Good Shepard Preschool. my son was diagnosed with ASD LEVEL 2, and the…read moredirector and her staff have gone above and beyond to ensure that my son receives the love and support that he needs, on a daily basis. I will be forever grateful for their staff and how much they've loved my son. If you have the chance to send him here, you won't regret it.

My son has been attending Good Shepherd preschool for the past 2 years, and we have been VERY…read morepleased! The teacher to student ratio is low, and the teachers are very caring, good at communicating, and provide a loving and structured environment for the kids. The director is accessible and organized, and the extended hours are a huge help for working parents (open 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM) We look forward to next school year!

I'm sharing this not to be mean, but to help other parents who are trying to make the best choice…read morefor their child. My son went to Kids R Kids for a little over two years -- from the time he was a baby until he was 3 1/2. At first, everything seemed great. His teachers adored him, he loved going, and he had a little group of friends he grew up with as he moved from room to room. But things changed when he moved into his last classroom. Around this time, he was going through a lot -- a new teacher, a much larger class, starting potty training, and having to watch most of his close friends move on to another room right outside his own. It was a lot for a little boy to handle all at once. Instead of being given understanding and support, his struggles were treated like major behavior problems. We started getting constant phone calls about his "bad" behavior -- things like hitting or throwing chairs -- but when I spoke to his teacher, her version sounded much more like typical toddler behavior. Still, the administration's tone made me feel like I was failing as a mom and that my son was somehow broken. The final straw came when, after one especially hard day, they slid a brochure across the counter for an early intervention program for "special needs." I left in tears, feeling completely defeated. Out of desperation, I had a child psychologist observe him -- and she told us there was nothing wrong with our son. She even said it was wrong for the school to suggest such a program without us initiating it. It broke my heart to realize that instead of helping him through a tough transition, the administration had given up on him. We eventually withdrew him, and I'm so glad we did -- he's thriving now. I truly believe many of his teachers cared and did their best, but the administration completely failed us. They lacked the training, empathy, and communication needed to support my child when he needed it most. Our son deserved better. Every child does.

All 3 of my children have gone to Kids R Kids, in some capacity, going on 8 years now. We have had…read moregreat experiences and have nothing but great things to say about the staff. Brianna, Danielle, Jamie, and Rhonda have been amazing throughout the years.

I have had great experiences with this facility. The staff at its heart is the reason Why. They are…read morecompassionate informative and inventive. I am able to stay update with their status and I get to see what my little ones are doing during the day. I recommend that this be on your list when looking for child care.

Really loved this school for my preschooler! Everyone here is very friendly and welcoming. I've…read moretaken my daughter to other schools and programs where the staff was either miserable or just downright rude. The teachers here are extremely easy to talk to and they are truly loving and caring towards the chidren! We love Mrs. Heeter and Mrs. Edward! I love that they also have a great payment website setup. Because even the Goddard school didn't accept credit cards and had to always pay by cash which was annoying.

TLDR: Use as a last resort if location and cost override concerns, but follow suggestions at the…read moreend of review* *several 5 star google reviews from the past two years were written by staff *Corporate: don't bother copying and pasting the message to call the center director Choosing a childcare provider is one of the most important and stressful decisions you can make as a parent. Two years ago, we chose Childtime of Lilburn after touring several options in the Lilburn/Lawrenceville area. We based our decision on location and the recommendation of some local families. Here are some key issues: -High turnover, even by daycare standards: We had two kids who respectively moved from the toddler room through preschool and from preschool through Pre-K. The classrooms were a revolving door of teachers, which culminated in both Pre-K teachers (a lead teacher and support teacher) leaving in the middle of the 2025-2026 school year. Turnover created instability in the classrooms and disrupted learning. -Teacher quality: While we had some staff members who were truly caring and dedicated, we saw an overall decline in teacher quality during our two years at Childtime. We saw good teachers take initiative and attain additional early childhood credentials, only to not be retained when they sought better compensation. It was frustrating to see good teachers leave and be replaced by people who were inattentive and unengaging. -Lack of structure: Related to the previous point, diminished teacher quality led to poor classroom management. There was inconsistency in activities and schedules, and poor transitions to and from nap time. With lack of structure and boredom, we saw classrooms trend toward becoming more and more chaotic, which was an environment that was challenging for both of our children (our older child who was in Pre-K and our younger child who had transitioned to preschool as a 3 y/o). If your child does not do well with lack of structure and boredom then they might struggle at Childtime. Do not expect teachers and leadership to work collaboratively with you to support your child if they are struggling at Childtime. -Questionable inclusivity: While we did not perceive racial or ethnic bias and found the staff to be quite diverse, we did sense an underlying culture that was not supportive of nontraditional self-expression. If your child expresses themselves differently this may not be an environment where they feel protected from bullying and supported by the school. Why 2 stars and not 1 star? 1 star felt like it would be dismissive of the hard work and dedication of the good teachers we had at Childtime. It's too bad that many of them have left. We regret not leaving sooner. *Suggestions* 1. Monitor cameras: -the livestream (included in the price rather than being an add-on like at some other providers) is certainly an advantage, but do not assume that because the livestream exists that staff are doing what they are supposed to be doing. Check in at different times of day and call the front desk if you see that your child's class has become chaotic or notice other issues. 2. Check the Georgia DECAL inspection reports: The Georgia Dept of Early Care and Learning maintains a quality rating system of daycare providers (Childtime of Lilburn has 1 out of 3 stars; they are listed as Childtime Childcare #1102) and publish licensing and incident inspection reports. It would be wise to check the portal periodically and see what issues are arising, as these reports are not directly disclosed to families by Childtime. 3. Trust your instincts: If you notice red flags, bring them up to teachers and leadership. If you feel they are not being adequately addressed, leave.