It's never a calming experience to get behind the wheel with your teen ...however it's a right of…read morepassage in our society. This was our second time going through this experience. Mr. Walker was assigned to our son this time. We all know our kids. But it's nice when a relative stranger meets your kid and helps them with the art and skill of driving. It's a long standing tradition in parenting to listen "better" to anyone other than your parents. Lol. Forget the driving schools. Call the PBC Safety Council. You will thank us. Furthermore ask for Mr Walker if you can. It's my understanding that the instructors are chosen by geography. Thank you Mr Walker. You have made a lasting and important influence in our son and our family. We thank you for that.

Nothing like having somebody that's teaching somebody to drive but not doing it properly.. if the…read moreposted speed limit is 45 that doesn't mean you can go 30 mph and hold up everyone else on the Rd behind you.. if they're not that comfortable having them drive on the road then they need to be in a parking lot.. imagine being so entitled that you think you have a right to hold everybody else's day up

Please do not bring your child here!…read more They sent my 6month old baby home with the wrong pacifier on day two at this facility. My child then came down with hand, foot, and mouth on day three of daycare. The director(Jhai) lied to me about any other kids having the virus. It was their fault for not ensuring my child used the right pacifier. Due to their negligence my child was forced to stay home the remainder of the week while I still paid the full weekly rate. Send your kid somewhere else. Don't believe a word the director says because she makes promises and gets amnesia when it's actually time to deliver. The director told me told me, I would get a discount based off my employer and actually quoted me what to pay. Then had the audacity to tell me all of the on-time payments I made were late. When we reviewed all of my payments with my credit card statements it was discovered they were all on-time and in the correct amount but she still acted like she was doing me a favor. Stay away from this place!!!!!!!

Quick Reference:…read more Pros: - Sanitation and child health taken seriously - Regular handwashing, bootie shoe coverings, and glove wearing (long before COVID-19, y'all) - Safe feeding, meaning bottles only made at home and labeled with date, contents, and kid's name - Good ratio of teachers to babies (1:4, sometimes 1:3) - Good activities, even for bitty babies, sensory exercises, tummy time - Pay weekly, or pay monthly. Monthly gets you a discount! - Teachers and staff clearly care a lot about kids Cons: - Morning traffic in the area can be... frustrating. There's a Comcast back in the industrial park, and an Altec Roofing, so if you get there at just the wrong time in the morning, you might have to survive the flood of vans and trucks. - That's basically all the Cons. For the longer story: Our baby boy was due in September 2019, and my husband and I were slacking on getting childcare arranged so we finally started looking at places in October (I know, please don't judge us). We live in Martin County, but we both work in West Palm Beach, so we were looking for something at either end of our commute.We started with Martin County so we would have a short drive to drop BB off in the morning, or if we needed to drop him off but didn't need to go to WPB, but it has almost N O T H I N G worth looking into for an infant. They're either for 12mo+, full, too expensive, or some combination of, up to and including, all three. Village Boulevard KinderCare had been on the radar from the start, as it's about 15 minutes drive from both our workplaces (in good weather, with no traffic, and if the Traffic Light Goddess smiles on you; 20-30 under normal conditions) and though there weren't many Google reviews (and no Yelp reviews at the time), what was there was extremely positive. Hubs and I called the center, and to our delight, it was a direct line in! No IVR-press-1-to-speak-to-another-robot! We made an appointment to come in and take a look around the next day during Universal Nap Time. We brought 3-week-old BB with us, and he charmed everyone (as is only proper for any brand new baby; they're all adorable af). Jhai, the center director, and Angela, the assistant director, were both a joy to meet. They take infant and child health seriously in this place. Since we had a bitty baby, one of us stayed in the foyer area with him while the other was shown all the things in the infant room, and then we switched. Whoever was going in the room had to put on booties to cover their shoes so the floor didn't get dirt and germs from outside tracked in. The teachers in the infant room wear those booties all day long, warm up bottles and food while wearing gloves, and they do diaper changes with gloves and a new cover paper (like at the doctor's office!) for every change. This was standard, even before COVID-19 became a thing. After that, restrictions on entry to areas beyond the foyer were put in place, and then restrictions on entry to the building, plus PPE for staff. Speaking of bottles, they send home bottle labels because they practice safe feeding, and the only one to make the bottles is the baby's parent/guardian. That way, your baby doesn't get someone else's formula or breastmilk by accident. Speaking of breastmilk, those labels are RED instead of white, so it's absolutely clear that there's a difference. We've been bringing our baby here since he was 8 weeks old. He's nearly 7 months old, now, and we still just love bringing him here. When he starts school in a few years, it's up in Martin Co. I'm not looking forward to his last day at VBKC. We've been working from home now for about three weeks because of the pandemic, so BB hasn't seen them since then. They're keeping his spot open and listing us as drop-in until things settle down. I can't express how much that helps us. Though our family isn't in need of daily care, there are a *lot* of essential workers out there who do, and these guys are awesome for supporting them. We can't wait to go back!

Very engaging and supportive! Milton is one of the best and is continuously growing his knowledge…read moreand forever learning the newest and latest practices! Awesome class!

9/17/25- My 2 year recertification CPR/AED came due today and I once again scheduled my class with…read moreCPR Florida. I wouldn't go anywhere else! I truly returned for the 3rd time because their professional instructors are passionate, knowledgeable, detailed and determined to educate us with hands on experience! Providing us with the skills and experience to perform CPR and use the AED in all situations on all ages! We were lucky enough to have Kurt as our instructor and he not only is extremely thorough but also creates a fun and enjoyable learning experience! A very comfortable environment for learning! His knowledge and years of experience is extremely valuable -one you can't learn in books or videos! Truly- you will leave the class feeling very confident in your abilities. I highly recommend!!! I wouldn't go anywhere else!

Great and stress free class! Instructor is funny and summarizes things you need to know to make the…read moretest easy! Highly recommend!

Christina is an excellent teacher. It is amazing to see my child's progress with strokes and other…read moretechniques after just a few lessons with her. A visitor to our home was so impressed with the lesson she observed that she signed up for her own lessons!

Swim with Gills is an amazing service. My 4 year old was scared of the water and refused to swim…read moreafter lessons using the ISR method at a highly acclaimed swimming facility in Orlando. He had private lessons while on vacation in the palm beach area and within 4 lessons was swimming and loving it. The approach of working within the child's comfort zone was wonderful. Miss Lisa very patient and skilled with him. My 6 year old also took a few lessons to improve her strokes and had a wonderful experience and learned a lot. Christina was great to work with through the process. I can't say enough good things about them. I highly recommend them.

A great instructor and a rather smooth process in order to receive your card. She will answer any…read moreof your questions promptly and has been very helpful. Thank you.

Florida Firearms Training consistently exceeds expectations with its training programs. The class…read moresizes are small so you have an opportunity to ask questions and receive personalized instruction. The instructor (Dillon) was extremely professional and communicated very clearly regarding safety protocols and took his time with each student during the shooting practice portion of the training. I will definitely be taking additional clases to improve skills; I definatley recommend Florida Firearms Training!

The place is very well organized and the employees were very friendly and attentive…read more Very detailed in relation to the level of safety for customers

Very professional good testing center and friendly staff…read more They give results right away

I am submitting this complaint to formally document egregious misconduct, deliberate humiliation,…read moreand abusive behavior by administrative staff at the Pearson VUE testing center in Boynton Beach on the date of my 2044 licensing exam. What occurred was not a matter of rudeness or poor customer service. It was intentional degradation carried out by a testing administrator in a position of authority, and it represents a serious failure of professionalism, ethics, and oversight. From the moment I arrived, the administrative staff exhibited hostility, indifference, and contempt. There was no attempt to maintain a neutral or respectful testing environment. The atmosphere was cold, dismissive, and openly adversarial -- entirely inappropriate for a professional licensing facility. The most disturbing and unacceptable conduct occurred at the conclusion of my exam. The testing administrator forcefully slammed my exam result face-down on the counter and then laughed. This was not nervous laughter, misunderstanding, or misinterpretation. It was mocking, deliberate, and degrading. The action was performed in a manner that made clear the administrator found my distress and outcome amusing. This conduct constitutes abuse of authority. A testing administrator is entrusted with safeguarding fairness, neutrality, and psychological safety during a high-stakes licensing process. Instead, I was subjected to humiliation by someone who clearly felt empowered to demean a candidate without consequence. Licensing exams directly affect employment, income, and livelihood. For staff to mock a test-taker at the moment results are delivered is cruel, unethical, and indefensible. It raises serious concerns about the culture, training, and supervision at this location -- and whether similar treatment has been inflicted on other candidates. This incident warrants immediate internal escalation, including: * Identification of the testing administrator involved * Review of surveillance footage and front-desk camera audio * Examination of prior complaints at this location * Mandatory retraining or disciplinary action * Written acknowledgment of corrective measures taken If Pearson VUE allows staff to demean candidates without accountability, then the integrity of the testing process itself is compromised. This behavior exposes the organization to reputational, regulatory, and legal risk. I expect this complaint to be taken seriously and handled at the corporate compliance level, not dismissed or minimized. I request written confirmation that this matter is under formal review. No individual seeking licensure should ever be subjected to humiliation by the very institution tasked with administering professional examinations. What occurred at the Boynton Beach location was unacceptable, and it must be addressed.