We love KiddyKare. April and Meredith do an awesome job with our 13 month old. They're a great…read morechoice for drop-in daycare.

I love Primrose schools in general, but this location is everything we could possible want! Great…read moreschedule and great teachers. I love how many events they have and the stuff who is very generous and professional. My daughter loving this school to the point, she doesn't care for weekends anymore.

We've been with Primrose for around 3 Years now and have been extremely happy! Everyone is always…read moreso happy to see you and your child. They're always so delightful early in the morning when you drop your child off and just as much in the afternoon when you pick them up. Very clean, and they always take proper preventive measures when a problem arises. My wife and I absolutely love the staff! In the next year or so, our son will be going on to kindergarten, and so we'll probably be enrolling our 1 yr old right after that. Keep up the awesome job guys! Primrose Rocks!

We have been at The Goddard School since Jan of this year. The Goddard School is a first-rate,…read morefirst-class and magnificent environment. The staff, teachers & owners are all absolutely superb. My son adores his teachers and is so excited to attend school. I truly feel at peace dropping him off every morning. I highly recommend this location!

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Mooresville, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School is…read morea private preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

We have been at "Gateway" aka Cadence Academy now for about 5 years. My daughter started when she…read morewas one and was there until kindergarten. We even did per school there! I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the directors and staff! I wish we had started her prior to her being 1. We had a horrible experience before and I was so nervous at first. But the teachers and directors were very responsive. After my daughter was there, we had a second one and due to covid I was able to juggle him and work. He started there at the age of one as well and has learned and grown so much! He is now 3 and my daughter 6, will be there this summer. We absolutely love this daycare!!!! Thank you teachers and directors for doing an absolutely hands down amazing job! Side note: even with the teacher change overs they have been very commutative and understanding my needs and concerns. Changes were made! They listen to you and work with the needs of your child!!!!

My sons attended Cadence for about 4 months this year after our nanny abruptly left - we needed…read moreshort-term, full day childcare until we moved to another city. The team there is fantastic - friendly and genuinely kind people who care about the kids in their school. Food is included, but it's "kid food" - lots of chicken nuggets and fish sticks - so if you're looking for something organic or fancy you might want to provide your own food instead. That said, they were very accommodating of my kids' dietary restrictions and never made us worry that our kids would be fed something they couldn't eat (something I can't say for every child care facility we've encountered in LKN). The playgrounds are a little old - mulch-filled and older style equipment, chain link fences, etc. Compared to some newer facilities, the playgrounds could use some love, but my kids were happy so I didn't mind. Water play day on Wednesdays in the summer! Ice cream truck visits every other Tuesday in the summer! Older kids might even go for a walking field trip to Bruster's - the highlight of their week. Communication with the front office and with your kid's teacher is more challenging now because of COVID. I found I was still able to reach people if I needed to, and they answered all of my questions to my satisfaction. A weekly newsletter or email from teachers to parents might be a good idea - sometimes we felt surprised by planned events and daily/weekly themes. I love the layout of the building inside - the older kids' classroom in the middle feels very much like a Montessori environment to me. Overall would highly recommend!

Great place for your child to learn. Clean and affordable. Teachers have credentials and 3 have 4…read moreyr degrees. Full time cook.

J- Bear employees make use of corporal punishment against children, as well as verbal and mental…read morediscipline. They are deprived of things such as water when they ask. When it is hot outside, the children are denied water until a set time when they give water to all students at once. This can be up to an hour of denied access to basic necessities. Children are not safe or properly care for at this school. Physical discipline is used in classrooms on a daily basis.

My wife and I have tried 1 other daycare that happened to be a corporate daycare. They corporate…read moredaycare couldn't care less about our children. At J-Bear they have teachers that actually care about your kids. They have specialist that help with speech and fine motor skills. I have noticed a big difference with my son and now my daughter.

I was hopeful after researching online that this would be a good option for drop in style child…read morecare for my 9 year old this summer while I occasionally work. I was also looking for information about summer camp. I was scheduled for an in person appt after filling out the requested information. When I showed up, the women explained to me that summer camp was full and that drop in service was only available through people's employers. Her words were "I can't really explain it." I guess their website cannot either. Horribly disappointed as I took time away from my job and family to come to this "interview" in the middle of a weekday.

Tutor time Mooresville allowed my daughter to be bullied to the point she didn't want to return…read morethere. She's a very friendly sweet 5 yr old (as reported by her school teachers) so when I brought up the abuse to Tammy, I was told If I decided to keep her there they'd look into the abuse. (obviously a "motivated" response not based on improving the environment in her class with Connie.) The truth is that if they knew anything about child development they wouldn't have such a wide age range of kids in the same class. I'm not taking the word of my daughter. My husband and I both noticed the kids bullying our daughter on the play ground. In one instance that our daughter was crying Connie sat her out of the game and not the boy that hit her in the face as he jerked the ball away from her. My daughter was even told by her teacher not to tell me when she was pushed down or treated meanly. That she could only tell a teacher. It took months for me to get my daughter to tell me why she "didn't want to go to tutor time" or "can I please go to a new tutor time?" The last thing is there is no structure in the after school program. Tammy said it was designed that way because of the age differences of the children. So, the children basically get into groups and entertain themselves which creates a great opportunity for bullying behavior. Im not sure all the teachers are like this but I wouldn't recommend you do the after school program with Connie.