I have five kids that attended and are attending the daycare center.And after school care and it's…read moreabsolutely amazing.They love going there.The people are responsible and relatable, and they actually care about the kids.And when you kid wants to go to daycare or after school, that means something keep up the good work.

My daughters have been going to this daycare for the past 6 years and they have treated my girls…read morelike family. We love the staff and how caring and devoted they are to our kids. Dropping them off in the mornings I feel secured and at peace knowing they are getting the fantastic care here. My girls have grown and learned so much in their time here and we are eternally grateful for to the director and staff. If you are looking for a child care facility that treats you like family and truly helps the development of your children, I recommend them 1000%.

this place is disgusting, to say the least. I'm a disabled woman who comes to area for doctor appts…read morewhere there is only one available handicapped parking space. this spot is located directly in front of this establishment. I was unable to park due to the spot being unavailable only to watch a mom in scrubs walk to the car after dropping off her kid and drive away. and then another. I spoke to someone at the facility who told me "you have no reason to be mad, we can not control who parks there!" no, you can't. but you can tell these POS, disrespectful, lazy parents to park where they're supposed to!!!! there are 10 open spots literally right behind them. this is unacceptable and a poor reflection of this establishment. I watched the same lady I spoke to stand outside the door and talk to a woman who was leaving and getting into her vehicle which was parked in handicapped. But I have no reason to be mad? I'm in a wheelchair and can not park in a regular spot and be able to assemble my wheelchair, of course I have the right to be mad. Even after speaking to her, while leaving, I watched another mom park and unload her kid from the handicapped spot with literally 6-8 open spots around, take her kid inside and then jump right back into her car. NO ONE SAID ANYTHING TO HER!!!

When choosing a daycare we as parents are so nervous to find the perfect place, a good place for…read moreour children to feel comfortable and happy but also a place where they learn. Victoria's Playhouse has all of that and more. Both my sons where here for over three years and they loved every minute there. The teachers where amazing, loving, caring and very experience. So is absolutely everyone else in their staff, we could not have been happier to be a part of this family!

As you can see some people have bad experiences with all places while others do not. My son is in…read morethe 2-year-old class but has been there since he was 1. I cannot complain about the school. Children obviously get hurt from playing and fighting. THEY ARE KIDS. What do you expect? Yes my son has come home with a bump on his head BUT I am always informed of his well-being. They call immediately even if he has a fever. Cannot complain. My son gets dropped off in the mornings and goes without a fuss. Experience your own experience. Not by what others say. If they daycare was so horrible, they would not be full like they are.

I really love the teachers here. I have a two and four year old and they are doing great. My 2 year…read moreold doesn't mess with anyone and she loves her teacher Ms. Julie so much. My 4 year old always talks about how nice his teacher is and he is learning a lot. He will be prepared for VPK for sure. The school is under new management so changes are still being made. The floor plan is open so you see every one when you walk in, which I like. So far, so good.

We are so appreciative for the kind and loving staff at Pineview Douglas. The staff are organized…read moreand effectively communicate with us parents. Our children have grown intellectually, developmentally, and socially. They absolutely love being at school often times asking why they are getting picked up. :) Overall the school and staff are excellent and exceed our expectations.

It's an amazing nurturing environment for my toddler. The teachers and staff are just great.read more

The worst daycare ever. I give it one star because you can't give less…read more Don't take your children there. My son went there five years ago, and every single day he arrived and left crying. They kept telling me, "You have to give him time to adjust," until one day I went to pick him up, and the look on his face was sheer terror. I never took him back after that. Those were the worst three weeks--he cried every single day, and I thought it was because he was struggling to adapt. He was very young and barely spoke at the time, which is why I decided to enroll him for a few hours a day to help him communicate more. Back then, he never told me anything about what was happening, as he didn't know how to express himself. My son is seven years old now, and he tells me everything they did to him. I find it unbelievable how he can still remember it all--it must have been that traumatic. The least one of the teachers did was humiliate him by saying he had mucus and needed to clean himself. Since he didn't know how to do it, she stood him in front of the school and showed the other kids, making him feel ashamed and humiliated. The staff was incredibly unpleasant and rude. It's too late now, as many years have passed, but I feel so much anger and frustration at not being able to do anything. Thank God I pulled him out of there. This daycare should be shut down, and all the teachers should be fired.

I would give them a 10 but there is no such thing. Both of my kids and nephews went there for…read moreseveral years. The place is always clean the food is homemade and fresh. The teaches and the director are amazing, teacher Dunia y Rosie are excellent !! I highly recommend this daycare

Loving and caring staff. Clean and organized classrooms. My granddaughter is so happy to go to…read morepreschool and does not want to leave at the end of the day.

Do not send your child here. My child was here for a month and I quickly saw how bad it was and…read moreremoved her. This was the first school my child attended and in the few weeks she was there she started exhibiting aggressive behaviors she never displayed prior to attending. She started hitting, scratching, pinching, and pushing. They use covid as the reason to not allow parents to set foot in the school so you never know what is going on in your kids class and can never see or communicate with the teachers. Teachers are supposed to message you daily and give you updates but I was lucky if I got one photo a day and many days I got no updates on my child and 80% of my messages to the teachers would go unanswered. I brought this up to the director and she shrugged it off. When your child is too young to talk, this is NOT okay. This school does not care how sick kids are as they never send them home. Every time I looked through her classroom window or got a photo I saw kids visibly sick with green mucus running down their noses or coughing/ sneezing non-stop. Yes, I know that it is normal for kids to get sick when starting school but this was another level of sick. Every 3-5 days my daughter was sick with something different, had to go to urgent care, and even got pink eye. I missed so much work staying home with her sick and then getting me sick that it defeated the purpose of paying for child care. The last straw was when my child was bitten by another kid. The bite was so hard you could still see the imprint of every tooth on my childs arm the next day. I should have been called immediately by the director. Instead I was sent a text message by teacher and it was treated like no big deal. I asked 3 separate times for the director to contact me about the incident and she never bothered to call me. I had to track her down and when I finally spoke to her on the phone she was very dismissive and acted like it was no big deal. The few times I was able to peer in my child class through the window I saw the kids playing with toys by themselves while the "teacher" was just there watching them. They do not provide enriching activities or play and teach the kids. They do the bare minimum and just supervise them. My daughter is now in a new school and the difference in her behavior is night and day. Aggressive behavior immediately stopped and she is excited to go to school and runs inside when she sees her teacher instead of crying and not wanting to let me go like she would do at Riverside.

All of have to say is that our family has gotten so lucky to have Teacher Vivi as my daughters…read moreteacher. She is so so loving and caring and understanding. She has helped us so much with potty training and there is no electronic devices use. We love it here.

Happy Memories Learning Center. This has been a very…read moreuplifting experience with the Teachers and staff. The quality of educational care is beyond all expectations. The concentrated effort given to my son by Maria del Carmen Guerra is what you would expect for a top level learning institution. She has set the bar for all future teachers for my child. 5 star team player that goes above and beyond is without question. Happy Memories should be proud to have her on board as a teacher. I only wish my child would be fortunate to have the leadership and encouragement displayed by her and the staff here for years to come. Thank you for all you do.

Absolutely wonderful. The staff is very caring and loving towards the children. Both my kids…read moreattended and it was a great learning experience for both of them.

If I could give this school negative stars I would!!! I…read moreoriginally picked this school due to hearing great things. When my son first started it was great. He loved his teachers. Would even name his toys after them while playing at home. Morning drops off were good and he was excited to go to school. Come to follow school year we had nothing but problems. My son would cry and hold on to me for dear life in the mornings. He never wanted to go to school. Dad and I have 50/50 custody, so at first, I thought he was just having attachment issues. It broke my heart to leave him, but I had to work and trusted the school to take good care of him. I started noticing very early on that he was having behavior issues in this class. Almost everyday they told me something. They would complain about him never sitting still, not wanting to participate in activities, hitting his fellow classmates. I did my part and explained to him that we can't behave that way at school and need to be nice to his fellow classmates. There was an incident where he fell and hit his ear. They called me and told me there was a minor incident, but he is fine and not crying. His grandma picked him up from school that day, so I did not see his ear till the end of the day. His ear was extremely bruised and swollen. He wouldn't even let dad, or I touch it. When dad asked to see the video of how it happened, they claimed they do not have cameras in the class, but they literally have one right above the changing table.... They started labeling my kid as the ringleader in his class and a threat to himself and his fellow classmates. Claiming he is the ONLY one to not sit still, listen, and misbehave in a class FULL OF 2 YEAR OLDS. I'm not saying my son is perfect and is always on his best behavior, for crying out he's a two year old. But to label him as a threat? My final straw with this school was this coming Thursday when I received a long email on his behavior a WHOLE DAY later from when it took place. They stated they spoke with dad since it was his day to pick him up. The email that we were sent had things on there that weren't even discussed with dad. I decided to reply piece by piece to this email addressing each bad behavior. Most of the things they told me were behaviors he doesn't even display at home. The one that stood out to me the most was that he stuck his whole arm in the toilet!!! How was he able to go into the bathroom and do that without anyone noticing? When I addressed each thing and all my concerns in the email, the director (Jacqueline) responded, using her physiology multiplication. She basically ignored everything I said and stated that his bad behavior is going to increase due to him not being in school consistently. Mind you they sent him home every time he had a runny nose even if there were no cold symptoms, dad was not comfortable leaving him there, and he had missed more days of school with his other teacher and had no issues. She then proceeded to use the excuse that the teachers can't provide their undivided attention to him, yet again in his other class the teachers weren't able to give their undivided attention due to there being other students and he had no issues... To top it all off she disclosed confidential things that were said separately by dad and I. Almost as if she was trying to start something between us. Not once did she address my concerns on the neglect. All she addressed was how I am trying to attempt to accuse the school of targeting my son. Jacqueline states that they feel there needs to be a foundation made of trust, honest communication, and follow through between the school and the parents, but if your honest communication is not to her liking, she will kick your kid out! Dad and I did our part in talking to our son and explaining to him the behaviors he needs to display at school. And with the approach they took seemed as if we didn't. She does not work with you and your situation. We put our trust in this school every day we dropped him off. Dad has multiple videos of him being neglected and teachers complaining about the kids crying and not listening. Yet all Jacueline could say was he disrespected her teachers and herself. What a joke. To know he was not being treated the way he needed to be and to be shot down when addressing these concerns is disgusting. All she cares about is collecting the money from the parents. I have spoken with multiple people who have dealt with her, and they all have nothing nice to say. Do yourself a favor and don't put your kid in this school.