My daughter is adopted and we literally had no time to plan for daycare. We got a call on a Monday…read morethat she was being born that night. Most places in Atlanta have LONG wait lists. I was told everywhere from 9 months to 1.5 years. Because we didn't have 7-9 months to plan for a baby coming, our options were limited. My daughter started going here when she was 7 weeks old and she went until she was 11 months when we moved to NYC. The teachers were really great and my daughter seemed to really like it and didn't seem adverse to going. We stayed in NY for a year and when we got back, we enrolled her again. She loves her teachers. She talks about them all the time. The people who work here seem to really care about the kids. I also like the fact that everyone who works there knows the kids names even if they aren't in that class (pre k teachers knowing 2 year olds). The place is really clean and that's also important. The price is also fairly economical (compared to a lot of other places I had talked to) which helps. They only seem to have waiting lists for Pre K, but for infants and toddlers, they have an extra room so if they need to open it up to fix the teacher/student ratio they do.

We have twins in the infant stage and they are doing great here. It was hard to find a daycare…read moreclose by that could get both boys in at the same time. Here they had no wait and the boys were able to start at a moments notice. The staff goes out of their way to help me bring the boys into the building in the morning and out to the car again when I pick them up. With the cold weather it's been so helpful and I appreciate them greatly. Not sure how many places would do that. The daycare thing is pretty new to us and leaving the boys for the first time was a bit nerve racking but now I know, with no doubt, that they are at one of the best Centers in town.

This school is very terrible especially when it comes to education! They can't keep any teachers…read more Every week there was a different "teacher" in the class. The teachers DO NOT know how to talk to kids. Everyday I walk into my kids class the teacher was always on her phone. Then when this was someone new "like a teacher" in the class they did not greet you or even make their selves knowledgeable of who they were. They do not care about the kids in that. If a "teacher" don't show up they will out your child in another"teachers" class. Take my advice DONT SEND YOUR KID(S) THERE

Awful place fir kids! Do NOT send your kids here! Be aware. Teachers staff and directors are…read moreunprofessional and simply ghetto. If you just need a babysitter it's okay to send your child but I wouldn't for that either. My story started back in 2010 when Mrs. Anita worked there and bribed my child to lie at the age of 3 and the truth was revealed. Complaints get pushed aside and basically ignored. The director at the time was worthless and useless and I know the teachers now are just as worthless and also yank on kids. This is regards to the East Point Georgia location. NOT worth 1 star. Attached is a teacher currently teaching that is unprofessional. Please deeply consider sending your child to this center.

This is our first year at Tree of Life, and we truly believe it is a "diamond in the rough." Not…read moreonly is the school more affordable than most early childcare providers (and certainly less costly than any other Montessori programs in the area which are known to be quite expensive), but the quality of education is top notch. Prior to enrolling here, our son attended a language immersion school. The first year, he had an amazing teacher and made great progress socially and academically. The next two years, however, he began to regress due to high teacher turnover, inconsistent instruction, and a 13:1 student-teacher ratio that wasn't conducive to much individualized attention. The 6:1 class size at Tree of Life has allowed my son to get lots of 1:1 time with his teacher. In addition, the mixed-age classroom, which is a staple of Montessori education, has provided my son with the chance to learn from older students. Moreover, the student-led, choice-based instructional approach, which is also a key feature in Montessori classrooms, has provided my son with ample opportunity to explore his interests while developing independence, confidence, fine motor skills, and intellectual curiosity. A mathematician and Montessori certified educator, Marla understands the stages of child development, and the value of high rigor and hands-on kinesthetic learning. Her classroom management style is firm but fair, and her guidance has informed some of the ways my wife and I support our son at home. Marla has a genuine appreciation for multi-cultural education. She regularly teaches about other cultural traditions like Holi, Kwanzaa, and the Chinese New Year, and invites special guests (including parents) to enrich the classroom experience by sharing their unique talents and traditions. Marla sends an update (both written and via FB group) on what was taught each week and what is forthcoming, is very responsive to email and text messages, and takes multiple measures to ensure her classroom is clean and safe (i.e., locked door, classroom cameras, optional masking, temperature checks, etc.) If an affordable Montessori education, in a small, in-home setting, with a highly skilled and caring teacher is an ideal learning environment for your child; and if an 8:30-4pm pickup works with your schedule, I'd HIGHLY RECOMMEND Tree of Life Montessori. It's a wonderful place!

My daughter attended the school from the age 2 to 5 from 2008 to 2010. She loved the teacher,…read moreMarla, loved the cozy environment and the montessori method. I picked this school mainly because it was so close to my work, but ended up loving the school. Marla is very serious about teaching, very responsible, and dependable and I can feel very comfortable leaving my daughter every morning. She has only up to 6 kids in her classroom and each child gets plenty of her attention. Only thing I did not like much about was the long nap time...she had a difficult time sleeping at night. A few years after we moved out of Atlanta, we visited the school because I had a conference. She welcomed my daughter for the week that I was staying in Atlanta and she loved being back in the school. The school has such a welcoming, warm environment and this school is my gold standard for preschools.

I would not recommend this location. Staff are severely understaffed and there is a clear lack of…read moreproper training. Management picks and chooses who they hold accountable, which creates an unfair and stressful environment. There are serious safety concerns as well--teachers who have made major mistakes are still employed, while others are labeled as "risks." Breaks are poorly managed despite requirements for adequate staffing at all times. Overall, this place needs better leadership, training, and accountability.

From the owner: Kiddie Academy of Dunwoody-Chamblee, an educational daycare in Chamblee, offers age-specific child…read morecare programs. Our flexible, standard-based curriculum encourages children to progress in school and in life. We pride ourselves in providing a daycare that focuses on developing positive character traits for kids, while providing a nurturing learning environment. Our programs can range from infant and toddler to kindergarten and school age. Read our child care reviews, take a virtual tour and learn more about Kiddie Academy to find the best "daycare near me" for you and your child.

The teaching, quality of care, activities, safety, and positivity of the overall administration and…read moreresources at the Primrose School of Brookhaven are outstanding in every aspect. We appreciate everyone at this facility and everything they do to create a wonderful environment for our kids.

Primrose of Brookhaven exemplifies everything you want to see from a child care facility. Ashley as…read morea director leads the way with a clear dedication to all staff and kids in the school, and all of the teachers exude care for the little ones they look after. The school has clearly invested into the safety and wellbeing of everyone, and seeing every child happy to be there goes such a long way.

The school is fantastic. We brought our two and half year old daughter here to start primary after…read morespending two years in day care. The level of development in language, logic and social skills was remarkable. The teachers are incredibly talented, effective, caring, and capable. The independent and individual lessons create an environment where each child can learn at their own pace and in their own method.

From the owner: Northwoods Montessori School offers innovative early education programs that cater to the needs and…read moreabilities of children at each stage of their development from toddler care and preschool through elementary levels. We enroll preschool children from 12 months to 3 years of age. We are an AMI Certified private school and have been serving the Atlanta Area for over 40 years. We also have robust extended day-care programs and a Montessori-based summer camp for our students. Our Montessori method combines a unique complex of philosophy, psychology, educational theory, and instructional materials, guided by an understanding of childhood developmental stages and respect for individual characteristics. Our Northwoods Montessori School Community is vibrant, robust, and growing.

My 15 month has just started with Brilliant and kind and we're happy with the staff, the size of…read morethe school and the love that is shown towards our baby.

From the owner: Ignite Your Child's Imagination This Summer for children ages 5 years old to 12 years old…read more Give your child an unforgettable experience with Brilliant and Kind's Montessori School Summer Enrichment Program. Let them explore, create and discover new ways of thinking and learning with our engaging Pan-African child-centered curriculum such as learning Swahili and embracing the African Culture.

Terrible! Completely disorganized. My son is constantly being called by a different name. No one in…read morethe front office is ever available. My child has had several different teachers within 3 months of attending. They constantly are asking for me to bring diapers and extra clothes when his items are there (scattered around the many classrooms). Finally they found his many packs of diapers and clothes. His name was constantly butchered by his many teachers and at such a young age, learning his name is imperative. Where's the care? Hands on?? Why is there not any way to reach someone at the physical facility? God forbid I leave my key card, I can not gain access to my child without being chastised. The turnover rate is outrageous. Let's not forget the positive covid tests ! No protocols whatsoever.

The teachers are somewhat nice. I had maybe one that cared that I was concerned about my…read moreintroverted child. And as for Mrs. Bolling, I'm unimpressed. So quick to email and communicate when you don't pay, but will ignore your emails or calls otherwise when it comes to retrieval of your child's belongings. The scan card issued to enter the facility didn't work half the time and they don't regularly open doors at the same time

I do not have very good experience with this school. Two times i found my boy in poop. I felt they…read moredid not care of my child properly. Above all he hated the school. Even today we drive by that place he starts crying. :( The day care he is in right now. He loves it . Thanks GOD.

You do not want a teacher looking completely blank, and commenting why your child "poops so much"…read moreand wondering what she has eaten. You want a teacher with ideas and enthusiasm---we found zero here.