they will throw your child and force them to take melatonin drugs. there are videos of the teacher…read morethrowing a child across the room and forcing melatonin gummies down his throat.

Very friendly service and great location! I am so happy there is a drop-in location closer to our…read morehome, as we previously traveled to Green Hills from Donelson for drop-in services when needed. The location was clean, staff was friendly and my son even asked to come back another time! This will definitely be our go-to drop in service from now on. I wasn't worried about my son at all!

Dropped my 5 year old off so I could unpack and get some things done, new in town and no sitter…read more I was so nervous to leave her at a new place that I called to check on her (she was fine). When we picked her up, she had a bunch of crafts she had done, told me how much she loved it and asked to go back. She is going back today so mommy can have some MeTime! Highly recommend.

I took my 12 month old there for the first time yesterday and he wasn't fed anything but puffs for…read more5 hours. I showed the only working attendant to the 8-10 kids that were there the labeled meal and two snack pouches in his bag before I had to leave. These were still in the bag when my husband got him home last night. When my husband called to follow up about how this could've happened, this employee lied and told the owner that there were only snacks in his bag - the employee knows this is not true. Maybe this place is okay for older kids, but not for little ones who can't remind anyone they are hungry. When my baby got home, he ate 2 meals and a yogurt he was so hungry.

We love them! Kids love to dress up and play. They're always well taken care of and have food…read moreoptions too. Decently priced.

The first time we came was a couple years ago and my boys loved the experience! We brought them…read moreback again when they were 8 and 6. This time the video games were not working and the tablets were not available to them because the workers said that they could not use them. They said the other toys were for much younger children maybe like for under. So they walked around bored the whole time. We requested that they be fed but when we picked them up they charged us for the food but my kids said they had not been fed so I told them they hadn't been said and they said that the computer listed them as fed but they did not charge us for that . The air hockey machine was broken as well so my kids could not use that. My kids said that the workers were shouting at the kids and didn't speak very kindly. At one point the kids were all shouting the f word but the workers didn't Stop them. They're also were many children and babies but only two workers watching all of them. We love the idea of drop in child care and the price is nice. It was a good experience before when there were things available for older children. But my children walked around bored the entire 2 hours we were gone and never want to go back .​

4 hours ago…read more Critical: Professionalism, Quality, Reliability, Value Before the door even shut behind me this morning, I was told that my son could not be there due to his mother, an employee, not being there due to a death in the family and she attended the funeral. I was scheduled numerous interviews for jobs that I can now no longer attend. If I'm paying money, I would assume that the services are expected to be rendered without issues like this happening. This is unprofessional to say the least and my son will not be returning to your daycare. To be verbally attacked and yelled at in front of my child and other children, who might I also add that Ela said there were no children in the building when she was yelling at me from down the hallway. I will be filing a report with the BBB and taking further actions necessar . Thank you for showing your true colors. I also want to add, that yes, I did get a little hot headed as well after being verbally attacked and refused services for no reason except that my wife wasnt working that day. But when it comes to my children and my education and you verbally attack me in front of them, do not expect me to not stand my ground, as I hope ANY parent would do.

The staff is not warm or welcoming to the kids. Is your child crying at drop off? They'll just…read morestand there. Is your child happy to see a staff member? They won't return the excitement. There are a lot of expectations on parents as far as protocols and drop off and pick up times (even after changing close time from 6 pm to 5 pm), yet my child's daily report card isn't filled out half the time. I never know what he ate or how much. The nap time is CLEARLY copied on every paper, so I don't know how long my child actually slept. The last two years, there was supposed to be "parent teacher conferences" that was canceled on the day of the meeting. They don't actually care about feedback. I don't care about frills - I don't need cameras and I don't need Montessori style classrooms. I do expect someone who is watching my kid all day to make them feel welcome. I do expect to be able to know when my child slept and what my child ate. I expect to know why my child got a "grumpy" on their daily sheet, and why that is the only time they choose to circle the many options for "mood for the day." My expectations are not exactly high, yet this school falls incredibly short.

I have been connected to Langford Farms Club since I was a teenager and have many fond memories…read morethere. When the previous owners, Brad and Becky, were in charge, the club felt like family. Over the years, I have primarily been a tennis member, but in April of this year I decided to purchase a full membership under the new ownership because of the amenities and improvements being advertised at that time. These included extended pool hours, a 24-hour gym, renovations throughout the facility, and resurfacing of three tennis courts. I understand that major upgrades take time and resources, and I was patient with that process. However, several of the marketed changes either did not occur or were delayed significantly. For example, the 24-hour gym was not operational until late July, despite being advertised in April. The pool hours were promoted as open until 8 p.m. all summer, but were later changed to close at 6 p.m. in the latter part of the season. The tennis court resurfacing is now stated to be dependent on future investors, meaning it is not guaranteed. In addition, I observed maintenance issues such as the adult pool containing significant debris on more than one occasion. I posted two brief, polite comments on the club's Facebook page noting the debris and the pool hour change. These comments contained no vulgar or disrespectful language. Shortly after, I found that I had been blocked from the club's Facebook page without prior notice or any request to communicate through alternative channels. This was concerning, as the page is where members receive updates and important information. I also experienced a serious health concern. On one occasion, my roommate and I both ate lunch and dinner at the poolside grill and became violently ill later that evening. I sent the owner a private message to let him know this was a possibility -- not to make a public complaint, but so he could be aware in case there was an issue that needed to be addressed. My concern was dismissed outright, with the owner stating that no one else had complained. In our conversation, he also dismissed other points I raised about the facility, saying my feedback carried less weight because he believed I had not attended the clubhouse often enough. When I arranged a face-to-face meeting to discuss these matters in a calm and professional manner, the owner confirmed that he removes Facebook comments he considers unfavorable. I explained that my reduced visits this summer were partly due to personal hardships, including two family bereavements and a job change; these statements were not acknowledged. Throughout the meeting, I was interrupted frequently, and my concerns were met with defensiveness. When I raised the topic of improving customer service and communication, the owner abruptly ended the conversation, told me the discussion was over, and escorted me out of the building in front of other members, opening the office gate forcefully and walking me to the exit. I have also personally seen other members' concerns about similar issues posted to Facebook, only to be removed, and during our conversation the owner acknowledged that multiple families had approached him directly with disappointment about the direction of the clubhouse. My membership has since been cancelled at my request, and while I appreciate that no further charges will be made, my experience leaves me concerned about the club's current management approach. I hope that in the future, member feedback will be met with constructive dialogue, professional communication, and the delivery of amenities as advertised. From my personal experience along with others, this to be an unsafe environment, emotionally, for family's who are paying for a positive experience. If any feedback and concerns are addressed it is met with unprofessionalism, retaliation, and defensiveness.

I've been an on and off member of Langford farms club since 1994. In the last 10-20 years this…read moreplace is nothing more than a daycare that allows others to join so they can pretend to be "Langford Farms Club" and supplement income. In my opinion it will never be what it was prior to the summer camp/daycare taking over. Adults should be able to use the adult pool anytime if we are forced to pay the pricey membership fees. In fact we used to be able to use every part of the club while there... including the indoor basketball court. The owners need to make a choice. Prioritize the club or prioritize the daycare. It cannot be both. 20 years ago the pool was open year round / was covered with a heated bubble in the winter. That owner let the bubble go and fell further into financial hardship... thus the camp was necessary to keep $ flowing. It's a very old establishment and I'm unsure why folks without a lot of cash flow to fix it up keep purchasing it. After reading the others reviews about the food safety and dirty pools: contact the health department and report your concerns. It will not fall upon deaf ears there.

My kids love La Petite. We moved to the area for a corporate transfer and had no clue where to…read morelook. After getting some referrals from co workers and our realtors connections (one of which inspects local daycares), we checked out several. Some just were not up to the same standards as La Petite and one other had no openings. So with some hesitation (just because we are new to the area) we enrolled our kids shortly after moving. We have been extremely happy with how this place operates. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The pre-k program helped our daughter tremendously in getting ready for Kindergarten. From learning the alphabet, to reading and math she has been properly prepared. Ms. Kim is awesome. The detached classroom actually provides a good separation from the distractions of the younger kids, one of which is our 2.5 yr old. Our younger child has great teachers as well.

My son has been attending the Pre-K class for several months and he loves it. The Teacher Ms. Kim…read moreis great... a strict but entertaining instructor. They offer a bunch of extra programs, music, soccer... The only downside that I see is that the Pre-K class is taught in a portable unit.