Miss Sarah is so sweet with my Penelope. She is the best daycare teacher. She has such a kind heart…read moreand loves Jesus

From the owner: What we offer:…read more Personalized care in a small group setting. Play-based learning to spark curiosity and creativity.A warm, loving environment where every child is valued.Organic and wholesome snacks to fuel little bodies and minds.Activities designed to foster social, emotional, and cognitive development.

Our experience that I have to share with other moms:…read more We enrolled our child in a Montessori school. The tour and discovery day were amazing -- kind staff, great atmosphere, and a beautiful curriculum. Our child felt welcome and had a great time, so we enrolled her and even paid for camera access. Once the real days started, everything changed. From day one, no one greeted her. The teacher looked unhappy, took her without saying a word, and told me to leave. My child cried all day and no one comforted her. The response was: "Teachers have many kids and can't give attention to everyone." The following days were the same. No real curriculum, kids wandering around, teachers on their phones, my child crying with no support. "Quiet time" was supposed to be 12-2, but kids were forced to lie in the dark from 11:30am to 2:30pm. When I questioned it, they said the teacher was "in the restroom" - for 3 hours?! My child started having meltdowns and didn't want to go at all. On the cameras I saw kids crying on the floor, being ignored, fighting with no adult help, and teachers being rude or disengaged. The manager admitted she knows the staff is bad and can't find better ones. Teachers said they don't have time for a curriculum, and the manager said "it's Montessori, there is no real curriculum" -- even though one was proudly shown during the tour. One day we picked her up and they were all watching TV. Another time babies were left crying with no one responding -- I ended up calming one baby because I couldn't ignore the crying. One evening at home, my child started hitting her own hand. When I asked why, she said: "The lady does it." We don't have a babysitter and it's only me and my husband, so I have no idea who she was referring to. We took our child out after a couple of weeks. I'm sharing this so other parents aren't fooled by tours and fake smiles. Trust your gut -- your child's emotional safety matters more than any school la

We love this daycare. Our son has always been happy to go in the morning and he adores the staff…read morethere.

This school could be successful if they had teachers that would be trained better, offered higher…read morepay, health insurance, and had enough teachers to handle many duties especially when emergencies arise, sickness occurs, and time off is needed. Too many teachers leave and that shouldn't be happening so often. It leads to more stress, change of schedule for both teachers & children, and piled on workload. Very concerning.

I love this school! It is a wonderful positive work environment, great for children, kind hard…read moreworking teachers, excellent helpful professional management, and the owner is amazing! The pay is pretty good, days off, and free trainings.

My grandson goes there and he loves it. The staff is friendly and they have a great curriculum they…read morefollow. The kids are actually learning. His teacher Ms. Renner is absolutely fabulous with the kids!

Ms V,and the infant room welcomed my baby with open arms.They keep me updated on sprout app and…read moremakes me comfortable leaving my baby with someone who cares for her just as much as I do!

Love Noah's Ark 2! Daughter has attended there since she was an infant. One of the best decisions…read morewe've made. Great staff, structured environment and she loves it. She has learned so much and enjoys all of her teachers. She has had fabulous and consistent teachers the majority of the time. Before enrolling her I researched all local day cares and got tons of recommendations... Everything about NA2 was positive!

I am beyond disappointed with the way this daycare treated my son and his mother. From the very…read morebeginning, we were completely transparent that our son has autism. We were repeatedly assured by the director/owners that they had the experience, resources, and tools to work with children like him. Those assurances are the reason we trusted them with our child. Instead of working with us when challenges arose, my son's mother was called twice in one week to pick him up early. The second time she arrived, she was told our son was being expelled because they "couldn't deal with him." She was never given anything in writing, offered a meeting, or given the opportunity to discuss a plan to help him succeed. She even offered to bring in an additional teacher to provide support for our son, but the daycare refused because they did not want an outside teacher in their facility. Rather than work together to find a solution, they chose to remove our son from their program. What is even more disturbing is how the owners treated my son's mother. They got in her face and spoke to her in an aggressive and confrontational manner in front of our son. No parent should be treated that way, especially in front of their child. The interaction was recorded. As parents, we expected compassion, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to the children they care for. Instead, we were left feeling blindsided, disrespected, and heartbroken. If your child has special needs, I strongly encourage you to ask detailed questions about what support they actually provide and how they handle behavioral challenges before trusting them with your child.

This place is so amazing and the staff is super friendly. I was so happy they had a spot open for…read moremy baby girl. They were so consistent in sending me updates and my baby loved her teachers!

The school teacher Miari, did not say a thing to me about the injury when picking her up from…read moreschool at 5:30pm . It was when I got home I noticed her left eye was extremely swollen and red. I thought it was pink eye so I sent a message to the school that night which no one responded or called me. I wanted to let everyone know so that others may not get infected. My husband called the next morning to inform them since no one reached out from the school. I took my child to the doctor on 06/20/2023 to get checked out and the doctor confirm that it may not be pink eye but to keep watch; her eye was very swollen and it looked like she may have gotten hit in the face. My husband then spoke with someone again at the school to look at the cameras and that we can have access to the cameras and that someone would call me. No one ever call me so I physically had to go to the school and re-explain wheat happened to the front desk which she said she saw the message but failed to reply. So you all allow sick kids to come to school??? I spoke with someone sitting at the front desk and we went back to the classroom to speak with Miari and she then said well 2 kids in the classroom had pink eye!! I was not aware and nor was the school director! This is an extreme violation of OSHA so I immediately removed my child from the school due to the lack of care and communication. The teachers don't even have access to Kids Reports, which sucks! At Primrose, which we are going back to now, allow open communication between the parents and teachers. I literally have to call the school and ask every day to send pictures of my child to ensure she is ok. Primrose always keeps me updated and send loving messages about my baby girl and ensures that she is loved and being treated well. I would not recommend this school for the academics or structure but they are the cheapest I've seen and that probably why they have so many downfalls bc its a "cheap" school. I'm worried everyday about my child even eating. They are so short staffed they weren't even able to feed my baby solids bc they were "too busy". No parent wants to come and pick their child up from school and hear things like. she was fussing all day or she didn't sleep, better yet does she throw up all the time??? Invest in your employee' s knowledge and communication styles. I will never come back nor recommended this school to anyone. I had no choice but to report this school to OSHA since no communication went out about children being contagious. They don't even wear masks or uniforms to shield any allergens her from the children that maybe carried from outside at this school. 4 weeks wasted. Please go to Primrose.

Our 1 yr old son looks forward to going here every morning. Viktoriya is a great teacher/caretaker…read morewho understands your child's needs and easily connects with them, and does it very naturally too. I highly recommend wishbone if you're interested in sending your child to a home based Montessori setting where they can get a more personalized care. The house is set up well with toys, learning tools, activity areas, designated sleeping rooms with free camera access.

The staff at Wishbone understand that each child is unique and deserves grace, patience, and love…read morein order to be a thriving individual. My experience with the owner proves that she embodies each of those characteristics and wants the children to leave better than they arrived. The center is exceptional, from the facility, to the products used, and the care provided. I would highly recommend them to all my friends and family!