We looked nearly a dozen schools / daycare facilities in the area can honestly say this place is a…read moregem. Our daughter has been in the "Nido" (infant) room for about two months and has had an outstanding experience. Her teachers are experienced, warm, and caring, and she breaks out into big smiles when she sees them. From art projects to summer "splash" days to wagon rides, there are always thoughtful activities for the little ones. Best of all, the school is on the smaller side and truly has a family feel. We feel lucky to have found H&H!

I toured many daycare facilities in the area and Heart & Hands stood out to me the second I walked…read morein the door. The staff is competent and caring and the facility is a wonderful place for little ones to learn. I love how much time they spend outside and the positive relationships my son has built with his teachers and classmates. We are grateful to Susan and the rest of the staff!

We LOVE Forest Park so much. Our two girls are now in their second year here and it has exceeded…read moreour expectations. It is a tight knit community and the teachers are amazing. It has been great to watch the girls thrive and come home talking about all the new things they learned that day and proudly showing us their school "works" at the end of the week. It is clear they enjoy the school and are finding learning fun even when it is a difficult subject. Big thanks to the FP teachers for pulling that off and making school a place they are eager to go to everyday.

This school is truly a local gem! Authentic Montessori, beautiful setting, nurturing staff - it…read morehas it all. My child can't wait to go to school each day and has developed a love of learning that is amazing! Reading, geography, math, nature, Spanish, the staff makes sure all the children are engaged and thriving. I would give this school 10 stars if I could!

We were nervous finding the right preschool, especially with our daughter's speech and learning…read moreneeds. This place has been everything we hoped for and more. The integration of language, executive functioning, and play is unmatched. Her confidence has skyrocketed. She now talks to peers, participates in circle time, and loves showing us the "brain-building games" they do each day. The communication from teachers is fantastic, and it genuinely feels like a partnership.

My son enrolled at Science of Learning Preschool in September 2025 shortly after turning three. The…read moreprogram appealed to us because of its focus on speech therapy and early learning support. Mrs. Alexis shared that she previously worked as a preschool teacher in a public school district and opened this program to provide more individualized attention with a smaller student-to-teacher ratio. At the time of enrollment, my son had recently aged out of Early Intervention services and did not qualify for special education through St. Vrain Valley Schools. Based on a recommendation from our speech therapist, we decided to enroll him. During our tour, the school appeared welcoming, and we were told my son would be the youngest student. Since it was a new program, we understood there would be some initial organization still in progress. My son attended two half days a week from September through November. During that time, however, I did not receive any communication from the speech therapist--no updates, progress reports, emails, or conference opportunities. I was told speech sessions took place upstairs, but I was never offered a tour of that space or the opportunity to meet the therapist, which felt like a lack of transparency. My son was still potty training and had occasional accidents. After accidents, he was typically placed in a pull-up rather than being supported in transitioning back to underwear. As a very active child who had never attended daycare before, he did have a few minor incidents with peers. Since transferring to a new preschool, he has had none, which suggests this environment may not have been the right fit for him. In November, after tuition had already been withdrawn, Mrs. Alexis scheduled a conference. I expected a discussion about my son's progress, but instead was told she believed he would do better in a public preschool program and suggested Child Find. This was discouraging, as we had already completed that process and he did not qualify. It was also disappointing that this conversation occurred mid-year, without earlier communication or an attempt to create a support plan. During the meeting, I was asked about occupational therapy despite that information being clearly included in my paperwork. Comments such as "he can't hold a pencil" made me feel that instead of helping him develop skills, the program had decided he wasn't a good fit. I also noticed most students appeared significantly older, closer to kindergarten age, which may have contributed to the challenges. When I asked if my son should return, I was told, "We want him here as long as you want him here," but it did not feel reassuring. Ultimately, I chose to withdraw him and find another program. Finding a new preschool in November was stressful, but thankfully we did. My son is now thriving--he loves school, has had no behavioral incidents, no potty accidents, and receives warm, consistent support. The difference has been significant. While Science of Learning Preschool may work well for some children, it was not the right fit for our younger, high-energy child. I hope the program improves communication with parents and strengthens individualized support, especially given that these are key aspects the school promotes.

Ice rink is cold. We sat in the bleachers and I wished I had…read moreworn a heavier jacket. Why is it that some rinks are comfortable and others are not? For example, DU's main rink is quite comfortable.

I am fond of YMCA's in general and while I am not currently a member due to the pandemic, I have…read morebeen in the past, and likely will be again at some future time. The setup at this Y is not my favorite. There is only one bench available that isn't attached to a barbell holder and there are an excess of Elliptical machines and bikes. They've done away with the floor area to make room for even more of them. Someone must have demanded that, but it sure wasn't me. It's cool that this branch has an ice rink, though I've not used it yet. Parking is easy. Staff is friendly. However, there's no steam room, the towels are tiny, and unlike other Y's, you can neither borrow nor buy a lock. Most let you do one or the other. I'm glad this branch exists, but it's average in my estimation.

Our son has been attending for the last year and has loved it. The teachers are nurturing, patient…read moreand provide kiddos with a warm, loving environment to grow and learn. We have only the best things to say and are thrilled we found such a great spot for our little guy!

We currently send our 2.5 and 4.5 year old to this school, so one child is in the toddler room and…read morethe other in the pre-school room. We love the teachers who you can tell care so deeply about the children and the environment they create for them. We also love that both classrooms spend a lot of time outdoors in the yard--our kids talk a lot about the garden they tend to and the flowers, vegetables, and fruits they grow there. The school is an authentic Montessori program--the teachers are highly trained and skilled and the curriculum is planned and purposeful. Unfortunately, any school can throw the word Montessori into the title and that doesn't mean they implement an authentic program, but rest assured, this school does. Our kids are thriving! Since starting here, our two littles are excited to learn, have become increasingly independent and take more initiative and are more cooperative with each other and other children. We highly recommend this school!

The Louisville Preschool is a hidden gem! Kathy, Gail and Hannah are wonderful, experienced…read moreteachers who truly care for their students.. My daughter has thrived at this school, and we plan to send our infant son here as well!

Kathy and Gail are wonderful teachers and really care for their students. Their enthusiasm for…read moreseeing children discover and learn about the world is evident. My son has enjoyed his 2 years there. Great school!

I cannot in good faith recommend this school to any child or family. My child went to this school…read morefor about 1.5 years, starting at about 2.5. I have PTSD from the judgement my child received, lack of support, poor communication, and overall unprofessionalism of leadership. The teachers were very kind, but unfortunately, not fully equipped to support a variety of children's needs. My child has thrived since leaving this school and had zero issues with classmates and teachers. I believe if you're child is quite docile and loves to work alone that this could be a fine enough option for you, but if that's not the case, I'd encourage you to look elsewhere. And my best advice is just to talk to a handful of parents at the school. It can seem really nice on the surface, but the best way to know what it's really like is to talk to the community of parents that currently have children enrolled. Many felt the same way, but as you know, it's hard to find good childcare so it was the lesser of the evils for a lot of families. I fully expect the school to try to retaliate this review (as defense was often the communication I was met with for any concerns), but I hope that some of the professionalism has come back to the school and they will just receive the feedback and learn from it.

My children have attended Autana for the last two years and we have had a great experience! It's…read moreimportant to remember when dealing with toddlers they will always be unpredictable. But the one thing that you can count on at Autana is them addressing and mediating any issues that may be happening. The women are sweet and nurturing. They teach structure and peace and love our kids. I love that they eat healthy snacks and do community activities with the families of the school so we can all get to know each other. If you are looking for women who really invest in their job this is the school for you.

Our daughter started in the infant room at 3mo old and is now nearly two, currently in the "toddler…read more1" classroom. The teachers, director, assistant director are all amazing; our daughter loves coming to school and we know she's well taken care of and looked out for by the entire staff. For toddlers, the combo of art activities, outside time, indoor play, nap and mealtime is a great balance. Teachers provide photos and updates throughout the day in the app which is helpful if you want to keep track of naps, meals, etc.

We've had our girls at this school for almost 3 years, and they've seen us through Covid, the…read moreMarshall fire, one child's severe food allergies, the birth of our second child, and numerous other transitions. The director Brittany treats every kid like they are her own. My older child said "I love my school" earlier this week, and I can second that!