Both of my kids have come to TCCC (my older one from pre toddler class through graduation last year…read moreand younger one mid-way through) and the staff has been here for a long time, which speaks to the leadership team's effective management. Highly recommended to anyone looking for trustworthy, caring staff, rigorous curriculum, and reasonable pricing.

We've been part of the TCCC community since our first of three was a baby, and they have been our…read moreextended family. It is clear that the teachers love the kids so much, and are so caring and attentive. Our oldest is now in kindergarten and TCCC was a huge part of setting him up to thrive. By the end of his last year he was doing math worksheets and writing short sentences, and that was all due to TCCC. Every day has new lessons and activities and art projects, and we are always surprised at how much they learn. I'm so glad we found TCCC and highly recommend it to everyone!

We have been a Rise and Shine family since October 2022 when our oldest started at just 3 months…read moreold. We happily sent our second a couple years later. We have only had positive experiences. And our boys have thrived socially and reached so many big milestones with the help of their teachers. Our favorite part is hands down how evident it is that all the teachers and staff truly love the kids in their care. We couldn't have asked for a better childcare option for our kids during these early, most formative years.

We had two children in Rise & Shine for a few years. The staff is amazing and so friendly! Our kids…read moreloved going! The teachers are so caring and prepare students for Kindergarten and all that Littles need to know! Ms. Destiny, Ms. Synthia, Ms. Vanessa and more were so sweet and caring for our Littles. We couldn't get enough of the Disney party Ms. Destiny planned and other fun activities for the kids!

We loved Winwood and so did our child. He was 3 months when we joined. Not only did he thrive…read morethere, but he was such a happy baby. We would walk in and he would start grinning with excitement to be with the caretakers. They took great care of our child and kept us informed of the progress of our baby. We can't thank Winwood enough for bringing joy to our growing boy and of course so sad when we moved away. Thank you Winwood and the infant care team, our little man will miss you.

I don't understand why this place has great reviews? I guess they are all old. I have not had good…read moreexperiences here. We ended up leaving but the amount of tuition they charge (and it keeps increasing every few months) is crazy for what we're getting. pot holes in the parking lot go unfixed, their signage on the awning got taken down (both did) now its a blank space that looks like something should be there. The inside has not great lighting and wall colors, it looks kind of dim/depressing, instead of bright and clean. I don't know where all this tuition money is going. It could use a facelift and better playground. The school aged kids room has 2 men as the sole providers and I asked if there were ever female assistants or helpers in there and was pretty much told " i know there's a stigma against male daycare teachers." Ok?? sorry males are responsible for 75-90% of the crimes I'm worried about. And Males constitute the majority of "offending" child care providers/babysitters reported to the police (77%) So I don't think that was a ridiculous question or even something ridiculous to be concerned about. And her lack of concern towards MY concerns was unsettling. We also had multiple incidents with my preschooler, one she told me the teacher grabbed her face because she wouldn't wash her hands, and it hurt. They didn't really do anything about it except, apparently, ask the teacher if she did that and she said no. Ok....Why would a 3 year old make up something so random? The preschool teacher also had a loud bell she would ring to get the kids to pay attention which my 3 year old was scared of and she had sensory issues with loud sounds after that started happening, she would freak out at any loud sound and it didn't stop until after we pulled her out. Another incident in the preschool classroom was that they were trying to get all the kids to be quiet and so they told them that here's a monster out in the hallway of the school and if they don't be quiet the monster will come in. So naturally, my 3 year old told me about this, very scared, and was scared of monster in the school and at home, especially at bed time, for awhile. Again, told the front desk, I don't think anything was done about it. My 3 year old went here for a year. She cried almost every day at drop off. She hated going there. I thought it would ease up eventually but it never did. My school ager liked the kids but that was about it. One of the school aged teachers even apparently sat there and told the kids he doesn't like them and what he doesn't like about each one, and some kids cried. I'm just glad I'm out of this money suck. It is not up to the standards that the local competition has, and shouldn't be charging the same tuition as the local competition. I would not recommend this place.

I love this daycare it's one of the best school my 2 kids have attend too , Ms. Tasha and Ms.Emily…read moreare great !

Before I put my daughter in this daycare, I saw Katrina B.'s comments. I thought her comments…read moreweren't true, and I was wrong. I really should have listened to her. When I brought my daughter to her class, I overheard the following comments from the director and some other teachers in the pre-k class "oh, stop whining", "don't be a cry baby", "(behind an angry little boy) nobody talks to him, don't say or do anything to him". I thought it was weird but I didn't think too much. My daughter is very outgoing and playful. She was also advanced compared to other kids her age. When she went to pre-k, the teacher only taught the class to sing and dance all day. After a couple of weeks, when she got to preschool class, I realized I couldn't find her on the camera during nap time. When I called in a couple of times to ask where she was, I was simply told she was sleeping in the corner. I trusted the teacher, didn't question anything. The teacher didn't tell me anything about my daughter. A few days later, I saw my daughter's bedsheet and pillow thrown on the floor in the corner of the classroom on camera, but I couldn't see her. I waited for 30 minutes to see if the teacher was going to do anything. Nothing happened. So I called in to ask if she was okay. The teacher blamed her for keep throwing her pillow to the floor, so they just left her alone, in the corner of the classroom where neither teacher nor the parent could see. The director explained it as if she agreed with what the teacher was doing. Then I asked what she was mad about; I didn't get the answer. I guess they didn't know. They didn't bother to find out why she was mad. I was told she had had problems napping for some time. I was wondering why no one told me anything about this. I started to pay more attention to the camera throughout the day. I found that every single day, my daughter was the only one who had to sleep under the rack where all kids' backpacks were hanging above her bed. That's also a blind spot on the camera so I wouldn't find out if I don't keep staring at the app. She was the only kid who got to sleep there, far away from other kids, during nap time every day. The teacher would sit next to all the other kids, pat them to sleep and keep patting them for hours. My daughter was left in the corner, by herself, sad and mad without any help. I started to think about it: I never see her teacher comforting her, or simply giving her a hug. One day, I stepped out of my office early to check out my daughter during nap time. My husband was checking the camera to see what was going on while I was driving: my daughter was left crying for over half an hour while both of the teachers were sitting with the kids who already fell asleep. When I finally saw my daughter, tears were all over her face. She ran to me and told me "shhhh", as if that's all she was told, just to be quiet. My heart was broken.....I wonder why the teacher just cannot sit with her for some time. Why the teacher just doesn't want to play with her. Since other kids are already sleeping, why cannot the teacher cannot free their hands and help her? If you hate my daughter so much, why has no one told me what I need to do about it? I cannot imagine how helpless she must feel all this time. I pay almost $450 a week just so you can do this to my daughter??? And the teacher hides her outside of the camera as if everything is perfectly fine. How convenient?! 3 y/o is when the kids start to develop their values and social skills, and this is the first thing you want them to learn? To single out those you don't like?

Great school with great teachers. Good curriculum and balanced meal for the kiddos…read more Its very clean, organized and they keep kids involved in various activities.

We are so grateful to have come across this particular location after sending our oldest to another…read morelocation that is now closed. Our three year old is immensely loved here, the teachers are all wonderful and encouraging, the facility is under new management and being run beautifully, and the difference we see in our son since starting is unbelievable. He is so happy. He practically leaps out of the car every morning and doesn't want to go home at the end of the day because he loves this home away from home so dearly. We see how proud he is of himself in the strides he's making learning here. To say the staff is becoming extended family is an understatement. We are forever grateful for this experience and will be so sad when it is time to move on to Kindergarten. Being a teacher, I am fortunate to receive a 10% discount on tuition which is so appreciated. After looking into multiple programs, the tuition cost with TLE is very fair, and worth every single penny in the way our son is so well cared for. We receive updates all day on an app to tell us what he is eating/doing/learning/playing, keeps us up to date on his potty training progress (which is going very well thanks to their consistency!), and the photos show how well engaged he is all day long. This is a transparency we were not afforded in our first daycare. I could say a million and more things, there are not enough words.

We sent our first child to Curious Kids with Suma and happily sent our second.  We really like that…read moreSuma cooks meals for the kids (centers cater their food), and we like the smaller group size (12 kids) compared to centers.  There's a separate room with 4 cribs for the infants (under age 1) to sleep in, so the sleeping environment is better than at centers too.  Her 2 employees have been with her a long time, so there's continuity for the kids.  She also supports early potty training, so she let our daughter go without diapers at 23 months (something that many centers won't allow).   I remember that once at a Halloween party Suma threw for the kids, she said that she loved our kids like they were her own and while it made me happy to hear that, I wasn't sure I believed it.  But now that Covid-19 hit, I really do believe it.  Even after she closed, she scheduled weekly Zoom calls so the kids could see their friends.   My daughter kept asking to see Ms. Suma, and she let us come by her home and say hi (from a safe distance), and said she missed us and we could visit anytime.  These were things she didn't have to do, especially since we aren't paying her.  Ultimately, isn't that what we all want from a daycare?  Someone who will love your kids like their own?

I can't recommended this place enough.. initially I was very nervous of sending my son to a home…read morebased day care .. but now I am very happy that I sent him here .. The assistant teachers at school are also very kind and loving .. Kids have a routine and they have some sort of activity everyday. There's a playground at the back, which is nice for them to go out and play. My son keeps talking about all the books Ms Suma reads for them.. Daily report at end of the day helps me know what my son ate and if he has napped or potty .. I did not have to worry about my sons well-being while he was at Ms Suma's. The food that Ms Suma offers is healthy with all fruits and vegetables I am happy with his nutrition while he's there .. if not for Ms Suma I would have waited forever to potty train my son.. she did train him very well so it was easier to follow Ms Suma's suggestions and get going! Overall, I am very happy about my experience with my sons language development and potty training !!

Mrs Khan has been taking great care of my daughter. My 1st child and I didn't know much about a…read moreschedule or feeding or what to do when my daughter gets constipated and she was patient and would tell me what to do. My daughter loved going to the daycare, I feel fortunate that my daughter was under Mrs Khan's care. She took videos of her and I always felt that my daughter was also being disciplined. She also got my daughter gifts which shows how much she truly loves the kids and it's not just business for her which is quite important for any mum and kid to feel. Thank you so much

Ms. Khan is the best you can get. She is very caring and my daughter loves going to Daycare. She…read moresets up the rules (eat/nap/play on time, regular potty, stick to the schedule) with the kids and my daughter in fact behaves much better in Daycare than at home. Also, Ms Kahn is very flexible to accommodate our schedule when she can arrange. And in emergent cases when we are running late, I just send her a message and she will take care of the kids. She also sends me photos and updates during the day if anything unusual (sometimes just that the kids are having a lot of fun playing something). She moved to her new house this summer which is spacious and super neat. A lot of room for the kids to play (we've checked other familly care in residential houses, way too crowded). Last but not least, she remembers my daughter's birthday and sent her a nice gift as well as a Christmas gift. We feel very lucky to have found Ms Kahn on Yelp. Highly recommend! Especially for new born to 2.5 years old babies.

It was a home away from home! There can be a waitlist! Got my daughter in at 9 months and now we…read moreare only leaving because my daughter is starting kindergarten! And the education they provide has us beyond ready for kindergarten

Please consider Emily R.'s review from 2022, particularly regarding their inadequate communication…read morewith parents, absence of common technologies (such as an informative website or social media presence for schedule announcements), and the owner/management's complete inability to handle concerns from patents or questions about their inconsistently applied rules, ever-changing schedule, or even specific incidents involving your child without becoming defensive. It often felt like she intentionally made herself unavailable, suggesting, "If you don't like how I've handled a situation, you can go somewhere else." So, after two years, that's ultimately what we did.