This daycare was a disappointment turned nightmare for my wife and me over the course of a few years, so I definitely gave it more of a chance than it deserved in hind sight. In the beginning, I was prevented from picking up my daughter and I had to pay a lawyer to write a legal letter to Wee Care's director, Melissa, where my lawyer pointed out KRS (Kentucky) law to allow me to pick up my own daughter (I was there the day of registration and they were shown documents stating my paternity but they still denied my ability to pick her up until they received my legal demand). I did not pull my daughter from there since it was only the first problem in my eyes and I had already agreed in a costly court order to enroll her there. In a later series of events, we ended up spending thousands of dollars (legal time) and considerable personal time over many weeks gathering information and fighting Wee Care's false written accusations by two of the daycare teachers (accusations reviewed by Melissa, the director) after they were pressured by my daughter's mother to shift blame for her "falling behind" on her learning. Unfortunately it became serious since my daughter's mother began filing motions to use these false accusations in court for custody decisions. The teachers claimed in a written, signed document that my daughter was lagging her peers and it was my fault due to her attendance, however, a closer look showed that the peers they chose for comparison actually had worse attendance than my daughter... I later found that those peers were either partially homeschooled or had NOT been in Wee Care's program as much as my daughter had been... yes, the "peers" who excelled due to claimed "attendance" all had worse attendance than my daughter (the daycare teachers even tried [but did a poor job at it] to redact some of the attendance info that hurt their case). When I was finally able to observe my daughter's classroom during her educational time, I noticed that they had my daughter sitting in the single worst seat for viewing the board on which they taught the subject they claimed she was behind. My wife is a teacher with a masters degree and 23 years experience and mentioned that is one of the basics they should have known to do. Wee Care's "handbook" painted a picture that they were very open to visitation of parents, but when I kindly inquired about this, the director danced around it and the preschool teacher, Tiffany, that day was very unpleasant and tried to avoid it. The preschool teachers in particular often yelled at the kids even though their handbook indicated that was not the way they worked. Wee Care lacked much of the testing and communication that their handbook indicated they had. The director refused in writing to even look into the situation and refused to write a corrective letter. She seemed to be afraid to exercise any authority over the two daycare teachers. They did often have "help wanted" signs out front through the years my daughter was enrolled, so it contributed to the feeling that they seemed short-staffed. This may have had some play into the director's actions. Just an eye-opening, big disappointment overall. I'm just glad she's finally out of there and in a school with nothing but wonderful teachers and staff now. The only pros: The other ladies who worked there (who were not the two preschool teachers, the director, or the owner) were kind. And you could see they put some effort into the "school plays" during Christmas and graduation. read more

We loved Wee Care, and i know my daughter was loved and well taken care of. The staff was super friendly, the place was always clean, and i just knew that when i was at work she would be safe and happy. I would feel safe recommending this day care to any number of my friends with children in the young ages!! read more

This is the worst daycare in Louisville!!! First they don't lock their doors. The doors stay unlocked all day long so anyone can walk in to the daycare. Also the first time I went to pick my daughter up I had never seen either of the day care workers before and they didn't ask me for my ID!!! On my child's first day they switched her shoes with another girls and sent them home with the wrong shoes. Her grandpa picked her up that day so the daycare called my and her dads cell phone demanding that we bring the other girls shoes back that same day. So my husband had left work early that day with a 102 degree fever and I was still at work so he had to drive all the way back to the daycare to give them the other girls shoes and they didn't make the other parents bring our shoes back!! So we didn't get our child's shoes until the following week!! Also the final straw was when we took our daughter there and she came home with the worst diaper rash she's ever had. When we asked them about it They said "She came here like that". She had absolutely no rash when we dropped her off that morning! It's absolutely frustrating that they wouldn't accept responsibility and accountability for her diaper rash! If I could give this daycare zero stars, I would! read more