Absolutely the best daycare at an affordable rate. My grandson attends and the team of staff is…read moreamazing. They are very attentive and respectful. Ms. Timeka in the baby room is the best. She really cares for her babies. The baby's are allowed to play and get a lot of floor time. I get pictures all the time and I have no reservations about leaving my g baby there.

As daycares go, this one falls into not the top category (McPhaul's etc) nor into the bottom…read morecategory (I don't know ...) but kind of a middle category. Here are the problems: The principal and corporate management have a set of policies, but the teachers do NOT follow them always. Eg my baby was supposed to have her own crib and it's been 3 weeks - she still doesn't have one. They keep putting her in one used by other babies. We're paying a f/t rate but we cant get what was promised us when we arrived. The teacher is beginning to dislike having me around because I keep wanting to hold them to just the minimum policies they claim to have. When I go, I generally find a couple of babies crying for attention, and they do not have the time to get to them. Today a 2-month old cried for milk for a while, the teacher put a pacifier in her mouth, and attended to other babies. They NEED more teachers than the absolute minimum 1:6. I've seen babies go for long periods without having their snot wiped. I've watched the teachers for a few teachers and very very rarely do they get a chance for any quality play time. Well let alone play time, the babies are lucky if the teachers get to feed them before a certain period of time has passed. I get sad every time I drop my baby off. But if you can't afford the top, this will do. They're not as terrible as some, but the teachers' performance doesn't match what the principal claims or what the corporate organization's rules are. They told me they do fun things with the babies but I havent seen it, except a very very rare occasion. The teacher in the baby room sometimes gets so stressed out she loses it a bit. The policy is to have no toddlers in there - and they keep going in, because the toddler teachers sometimes send in younger toddlers. The toddlers are big, active, and take up the teachers' attention away from the babies. The teacher even kept her 3-4 year old in there all day one day. He threw a tantrum, fussed, and she yelled at him for a long time --- all the while neglecting the babies. As soon as I have an income, I hope to move my baby up to Kids r Kids or something better. I have to talk to them every day about something or the other, and I'm sick of it. BTW they don't keep sick babies away. Several of the staff are pretty rude or curt. the principal doesn't communicate properly with her staff. Often I go in and they dont have enough people in the room. Sometimes I have to stay for 15-20 minutes at a time because they dont have time to watch my baby. Then they start giving me outright hints that I need to leave. I've also found that my baby on her return home is starving. They claim she refuses to eat. If she's there for 6 hours, and you HAVE tried to feed her more than once, there's no way she'll refuse if she is hungry - and she IS hungry at that point. One day she spent 6 hours there - and had only 2 oz of formula and 2 jars of food. She's a baby with a big appetite. She was starving when she returned. It broke my heart. Keep in mind, this review is about the baby category. Since I dont have a toddler, I cant say about them. But I have seen the teachers speak harshly and roughly to the toddlers. I wouldnt put my kid here if I could afford better.

My kids are so lucky to be part of Primrose, their communication with parents is so refreshing,…read morePrimrose is exceptional at pickup for communication, from the teachers to the administrators. It's been hardly 2 months at Primrose Athens and I could see drastic change academically with my 4-year-old, love their PRE-K Program. Thank you for all you do.

I've worked here for almost 4 years and my experience has been nothing but amazing, influential,…read moreand motivating. I call it an experience because to me it's more than a job. The children and the development of them become our passion and livelihood. Love surrounds this school! We are a family, not just the staff, the parents and children too! #Primroseproud!

High turn over rate with the staff! Which sadly says a lot about management. You aren't allowed to…read morehave your child a birthday party. There's probably better Day Care's out there.

From the owner: Champions for Children serves children ages 6 weeks-5th grade. We offer all day programs for…read morechildren beginning age 6 weeks. We also have a Lottery Funded Pre-K class and a camp program for older students. Webster's dictionary defines the word "champion" as a person who fights for another or for a cause; defender; protector; supporter. We are committed to being champions for your child! Interested in learning more about our programs? Give us a call or stop by the center today for a tour!

My son was there for a while, we had one phenominal teacher but after she left it was all bad…read more Teachers screaming at children, diaper rashes daily. Pulled my child and would never go back

This is by far the worst Childcare facility I have ever experienced, after raising 3 children and…read morenow having 2 grandchildren that attended this school for only 2 weeks, my 2yr old granddaughter was bitten so hard by 2 other children in her class so bad that it broke skin and this happened on a daily basis. When the school was confronted by my daughter and myself the owner Mark was yelling very rude and disrespectful, the entire conversation was recorded so that this incident can be reported to the state. Mark continued to elaborate to me how he hated for the state to visit his school,(red flag) if a school is not doing anything wrong and abiding by all standards, their should be no issues. I have never experienced such inappropriate behavior from a business owner let alone on that takes care of children I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS SCHOOL/CHILDCARE FACILITY TO ANYONE, PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN!!

I am 37years old , and when I was just a tiny little child my grandfather who raised me enrolled me…read morehere at tiny tots on clover St.They tried the best they could with everyone of there children ,they had great discipline for kids.I remember at the end of the day if you had been good you got to watch TV and get a pickle.They had the best ,biggest kosher fill pickles ever.They was always good to me and I never seen them mistreat no one .I often ride by just to bring back old memories.I gave them a four star because inorder to HV five stars you gotta stay up and running.The head lady Miss Ann was as nice as could be.

I don't have a child in this daycare but I observed them and interviewed them. The first sight was…read moresome kids playing outdoors with a middle aged large white woman standing watching them. A (black) boy was crying his heart out saying something about something that hurt him and she just stood there and ignored him. It was an unpleasant sight. And that was outside, with us watching. When I went in, the sight of children eating cookies and candy while watching TV really bothered me. They didnt seem very clean or organized and couldnt find the forms either.

Noah's Place is a quality daycare program. My son is thriving and learning and is so happy to be…read morethere. Sometimes, he doesn't want to leave all the love his teacher gives him when I pick up. I am glad to have found this wonderful place and I highly recommend this place to all parents who looking for a quality place full of love and learning.

I have absolutely love Noah's Place. My two youngest attended there and I would definitely…read morerecommend them. The staff is very personable and welcoming.

Unprofessional establishment, wouldn't recommend for your children. Their bathrooms constantly are…read moreout of work for both children and staff. They have cameras that aren't even functioning.

From the owner: Oconee Preschool Academy, Inc. has been serving families in the Oconee and Athens area with high…read morequality child care for the last 21 years. Locally owned and operated, OPA provides a loving, nurturing environment. We offer programs for children ages 6 weeks - 12 years old. We welcome you to stop by and see why OPA is the #1 Childcare Center in the area.

I was nervous because the business is out of town. I bought the shipping package for $19.99. Worth…read moreit to me. KAY Jewelers wanted to charge $100 more than Pearl Girls, and they also sent it back in a beautiful pink keepsake storage. My pearls look fabulous and well done. I strongly advise anyone who is sentimental about their pearls or expect excellence should entrust them with your valuable Pearls.

I received my repaired pearl necklace today. I'm thrilled! The work is incredible and the necklace…read morelooks amazing. I was very nervous about having my necklace restrung - that it wouldn't look like it did originally. I had nothing to worry about. Thank you, Pearl Girls!

A guy who worked here when my son was 2 kept charging people including us when our son stopped…read moregoing a month ago! He was arrested for theft and they kept changing owners. The workers said they didn't like my son, he's the sweetest kid. Avoid this place it hires criminals and underpays the people working there. We still have connection with some of them and they get treated badly there.

My child was enrolled at this center in mid-September 2025. Unfortunately, our experience was…read moreextremely disappointing and concerning. Within just eight days of attendance, my child experienced three separate safety incidents, including insect bites, injuries, and inadequate supervision. Despite being reassured that corrective steps would be taken, the same unsafe situations continued, even after I was told certain children would be separated to prevent further harm. Due to these repeated safety issues, I had no choice but to withdraw my child immediately. I later requested reimbursement for the registration fee and two unused days of tuition, as my decision to withdraw was based solely on safety concerns, not a change of preference or childcare provider. The center denied reimbursement, citing a "two-week notice" policy a policy that should not apply in cases where a child's safety is at risk. After providing documentation and explaining the situation clearly, I was promised follow-up. However, after weeks of waiting, they have stopped responding to my emails entirely. As a parent, I find this unacceptable. When a childcare center fails to uphold its basic responsibility to ensure a safe environment and then ignores legitimate refund requests, it raises serious concerns about their accountability and integrity. I am sharing my experience to help other parents make informed decisions. I sincerely hope the center improves its safety practices and communication with families.

My son was with KRK for 3.5 years from the young toddler room until pre-K. This place is…read morewonderful. Everyone who works there is friendly, accommodating, and was great with my child. They have a very low staff turnover rate and it was so great to see the same people day-in and day-out for years and really develop a solid rapport with them. My son became very attached to several people there and we miss them dearly. I'm so happy that we chose them for his daycare. The pre-K program is lottery-funded and the curriculum is excellent. I highly recommend this facility for any of your daycare needs.

Both my children attend KRK. We love the teachers and staff! They take wonderful care of my kids…read more My preschooler has been enrolled since he was a baby and they have encouraged and nurtured his development each step of the way.