My child was targeted by an administrator and the owner of this daycare due to having ADHD. After 5…read moreyears of attending and 60k invested later, the owner met with with us and said he was done. She insisted in telling our family how we need to get family therapy and go to parent classes. This was a very bad experience and as a result our son has another challenge to deal with, being rejected by others due to his diagnosis.

From the owner: Over the Rainbow is an early learning facilty that focuses on the child being the #1 Concernread more

I was coming to this page to give a review on Little Mouse due to how incredibly blessed I feel to…read morehave been able to bring my daughter here, but after seeing what I saw on this page, I am not one that can just ignore it as I feel such high respect for the director and staff for the amazing job they do and care they have for our children. I am so pleased with the professional and amazing treatment Tina shows in this school. I saw the review before mine and as a mom of a preschooler there, I can stand behind the tough choice she had to make as a director because I am 100% confident that any choice like that is one that had great effort and thought before making such a tough decision. Yes, children can get testy, but I know the staff speaks daily to parents as to what kind of day our children had and bring up any concerns they may have and I also know that a child would never just get released. When these young children are to a point where it is placing other children, or even staff, at ongoing risk,( which would play a large part for a release), difficult choices have to be made, regardless if it were verbal or physical. I am grateful to know that these teachers care so much and I know that the choices that are made are done because of the care they have. On another note, I am absolutely AMAZED with what my daughter learned this year! She begs to go to school when it is a day she isn't scheduled to go. I was beyond confident for her kindergarten screening due to how well prepared she is from the education she was given here. Every single staff member has shows care and love for our children and they prove it daily. I highly recommend this school.

Had to give a one star rating to even be able to write this review but I wouldnt recommend this…read moreinstitution to anyone's young children. The director isn't friendly or professional. A family was given a 24 hour notice to find another program. The reasoning being the four year old was "acting up". Oh you're unable to manage a young child?? That's your job?? The director, Tina Haack, degraded the young boy to his mother in front of him. So unprofessional. You're there to foster and help young children learn and grow, not to kick them out as soon as they misbehave.

My child is 3 years old and wasn't talking much until he started going to Blooming Daisy's…read moreChildcare Center and now he's saying full sentences! He's really learning and the staff there are absolutely amazing! I know my child is in good hands!!

From the owner: Officially open, now offering your first week free for all new enrollment in December. Contact…read moretoday to schedule a tour, we look forward to meeting you!

Very friendly staff. My child has been there a few years now no complaints. No place is perfect…read morebut this is definitely a great daycare. We have had no issues. My child loves it and I can tell my child is learning. They staff truly cares!!

Please note, my comments are based on my three years of experience with Love n' Learn about three…read moreyears ago. At this time, their website does indicate the same family is still running the center. My son attended Love n' Learn from the time he was 2 until 5 years of age. It's so hard to leave your small child in the care of someone else. I completely trusted the people at Love n' Learn and felt totally comfortable leaving my son in their care. I am so thankful I found this fabulous place. Many daycare centers have high turnover but there were several people that have worked at LNL for several years. This daycare began at a church so it is christian based though, they do not seem to designate a specific religion. There seemed to be an emphesis on values and teaching the kids to treat each other with respect. When the kids were disruptive or did not follow the rules, there were age appropriate consequences. The owners, a family, were ALWAYS on site and always accessible. I feel my son received a great base education in the "pre-k" program to send him on his way, prepared for grade school where he is an "A" student.

Run... I pulled my son out and went somewhere else after about 8 months because he was getting bit…read moreconstantly by the same kid and they just acted like it was no big deal. I know biting happens with toddlers but it was extremely excessive. I would usually get a message from them saying my son got bit again and if I responded or asked a question, I just got ignored. It made me feel like my son and I were very unimportant to them. The last time he got bit was almost 3 weeks ago and there is still a mark on his face, hopefully it doesn't scar. It was a huge bite mark on his cheek. He had just been bitten on his arm a week before that, that wasn't even healed yet when this happened. They were always pretty deep bite marks, a couple times even bruised. Very upsetting that they werent protecting my child from one that is constantly biting. 9 times out of 10 he was very upset when I dropped him off, so I felt terrible leaving him there like he didn't like it there. Also, everyday when I picked him up his face was filthy like they never wiped his face (food, snot, etc). He was always sick so idk how clean it was kept since I wasn't aloud in the building, you have to text them when you get there and they bring your kid out. I never got any kind of updates on anything he might have been being taught there, if they did anything at all. They barely ever sent anything they might have done, home. The only updates I got thru the day was when his diaper was changed and sometimes what they fed him but I was never told if he ate any of it. I did ask for them to tell me that and they did it a couple times and then I wasn't updated anymore. I think a daycare should have a lot more communication with the parents on what their kids are doing all day. I doubt they do any educational activities with the toddlers at all. I really don't recommend this place.