We've been taking our kids to Tutor Time since they were just three months old--and we couldn't be…read morehappier with our decision. From day one, the staff has been nothing short of amazing: caring, warm, attentive, and truly invested in each child's well-being. It's clear they build genuine relationships with every family. The teachers know our children by name, treat them with kindness and respect, and consistently go above and beyond to keep us connected--whether it's through real-time updates or their handy mobile app SproutAbout. It brings us so much peace of mind to see photos or videos of our kids learning, playing, and thriving throughout the day Their programs are a perfect fit--for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and even school-age children. They've also supported us through summer camp ("Wondercamp"), offering endless fun, active play, engaging hands-on activities, field trips, and more. Every age group has something exciting and enriching to look forward to. Safety is clearly prioritized here. The secure facility requires unique entry codes and visitor sign-in, giving us confidence that our kids are well cared for all day long. If you're looking for a nurturing, educational, and fun place for your child, we cannot recommend Tutor Time on Grand Ridge Drive enough. It's felt like a second home for our kids--and we're so grateful to the entire team for their devotion to our family.

This is the best Child Care Center that I have ever had my child attend. The Staff are amazing and…read morethey care so much about my child. They also work with GSRP and they are amazing. When I came from a different child care center with a very bad experience. They showed compassion and empathy. My child is happy every day that I pick them up. The centers daily communication is outstanding. I would highly recommend them. They also accept DHS. Even though there are still a weekly charge left for me. The care is so worth the extra expense. Thank you all that you do for our family!!

This is the worst place in Grand Rapids! Their staff does not enforce basic rules like NO HITTING!…read more It got to the point where my grandson was being hit every day by the same boy, and we reported it to the director and the teacher over and over with the promise that it was being "handled" and they would not tolerate this bad and constant behavior from one of the kids. My grandson cried every time we brought him to that place, and we finally had to pull him from that school because, after 8 months, nothing was done and I was a witness to the same boy taking his closed fist and hitting another child in the face RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME! I actually should have filed a police report at the time because the school was knowingly allowing these incidences to occur in their classrooms with no repercussions. By the way, I called the Regional Director of The Learning Experience and she assured me that the owner of that location would be calling me to discuss this. It's been over 2 years and still no phone call or message!!!

Made the transition to daycare so smooth. The infant teachers are great! I love the part time…read moreoptions!

Silver Bullet is the perfect place for all levels of firearm experience. From the first steps…read moreclasses to conceal carry renewal classes, the staff are extremely knowledgeable and able to help. The indoor range is a great way to spend an afternoon.

I definitely recommend this business, the staff are very friendly and helpful. Generally enjoyable…read morechatting with them and all the help.

Today was my first experience at this school, and unfortunately it was not a good one. I arrived…read morefor a manicure and pedicure with gel polish, but the front desk staff told me they could only do a "dry" application and could not soak my nails beforehand. I explained that I've had gel manicures and pedicures done for years at both salons and schools with full soaking included, but told them I was still willing to proceed. Instead of simply scheduling the service, an instructor was brought over who immediately seemed defensive and confrontational. She insisted that soaking nails before gel polish was not allowed in Michigan and gave questionable explanations about bacteria. She then refused to do my pedicure because I was wearing an aircast for a sprained ankle, despite the fact that it could easily be removed and I had no mobility issues. As a registered nurse, I understand my own limitations. The interaction became increasingly uncomfortable, so I chose to leave. I then went to The Salon Professional Academy, where I was treated professionally and respectfully. They provided a full manicure and pedicure, soaked my nails as part of the service, and completed everything without confrontation or unnecessary drama.

Such a lively and lovely place! The service providers were amazing and kind! Would not recommend it…read moremore!

The facility is clean, the staff are all friendly/attentive and the building is safe…read more You can count on the staff welcoming you each day with a smile and open arms to take care of your little one(s). I would recommend this facility to anyone!

From having a child here and working here, I personally saw the quality of care is not at all what…read moreyou would expect in the actual setting sadly. The amount of money parents pay to have their children taken care of isn't at all equal to the quality of how the care is towards to the children. Its extremely low staff and the staff that is there is so unhappy. They are all over worked and exhausted. It's kind of insane how different things appear when a parent is coming or person that works from the corporate office! They will literally call the classrooms of whomever is expecting a parent or person from corporate to warn them and send over other teachers just in case they need help to get back in to order. Negligence towards the children's needs is seen here a lot and different forms of abuse. As a parent: A teacher had told me that my child was put out side a few days prior without gloves or anything and cried the whole time because she was so cold. ( the main teacher never once told me this even when I asked them how her day was going one hour after) Even though I was there at work the teachers said they couldn't let me know because they were already outside. Which one is a lie, and two I'm not sure if this is because of the uneducated of the teachers but honestly it wouldn't take a very highly educated person to find more than one solution to this problem. They acted like it wasn't a big deal. I then realized they always put kids outside and if they don't have proper attire or make sure to put their attire on "sometimes they can't look at all the kids" - what I was told. They say it's not that big of a deal.. um it IS! These are little babies and children. It's unacceptable to have a daycare that their ONLY job is to take care of children and they literally lack in that.. and other kids in other classrooms that I had been with the other teachers would reinforce that and say oh it's fine they can go outside- no it's 32 outside.. they NEED proper attire.. Another thing is from working here I realized if the kids don't have proper sleeping sheets and blankets the kids will be put just in the cot and expected to sleep comfortably and has to sit there and be quiet for the two hours or more... now how would that be comfortable? Or even makes sense. As a teacher: The rules here for the kids I almost laughed when I first heard them because it's so asinine. One rule about when the kids are eating ( the parents are paying for food it's built into the extreme high amount of money it costs to go here) a child can only get about a quarter of a cup of milk, and if the kid spills it at all on accident they can't get anymore because they want to teach them about how milk is expensive. And somehow Appletree that literally brings in over a million dollars can't afford more than a gallon of milk a month.. Yes maybe they kind of seems like someone is trying to teach a good point, but these are little babies! They all spill stuff all of the time and then you're going to hurt their little egos by saying "no I don't care if you accidentally spilled your milk you get no more... " like What?? it's SO sad.. I spill things some times I don't expect someone to say to me oh well you aren't allowed to drink that ever again. Oh but if a directors child or a parent who works at corporate child does it they are allowed as much as they want, as the same for food too, If those kids get hungry they can have more snacks but any other kid - nope! Not allowed at all just have to tell them sorry no YOU can't get any... Little kids are human too and they are not treated nicely at all there. Another thing I learned is the teachers talk about the kids, yes that's expected but they talk SO bad about some... like this kid is ugly. This one is evil. This kid I can't stand. I hate this kid. This one will have this disorder when they are older.. and they say it in FRONT of the kids . That is emotional abuse.. First off- Uneducated teachers who have little experience and schooling. The teachers would be very unhappy from feeling like staff didn't care about them and how they are very VERY underpaid. Most teachers seemed to be here because they didn't know where else to work, which is kind of mind blowing and highlights the fact of uneducated..from working here you don't need experience, nor do you need to be educated at all. And everyone is payed minimum wage.. Very unacceptable to how they handle kids behind closed doors. The staff seems very friendly too but unfortunately they all dislike one another and the directors. All they do is gossip about one another and complain about everything. Also, another thing that was shocking is that they do not have a proper cleaning company, like say at a school that has a janitor or custodial person. The teachers are responsible to clean all of the classrooms at the end of the night and mop the floors with old mops that have to be at least 10 years old and old vacuums that are about the same.

Our daughter has been at AppleTree in Standale for a little over a year (since she was 15 months),…read moreand we couldn't be happier with our choice in daycare! We are greeted each day with warm smiles from ALL of the staff, who truly make us feel welcome, and that our daughter is genuinely cared for. She is excited to go to "school" each day, loves her teachers and friends there, and she's learned SO much! At almost 2.5 years old, she has quite the vocabulary (favorite saying of the moment: "It's aMAzing!"), knows most of her shapes and colors, can recite her abc's, and count past 10, and comes home every day, having learned something new. The center itself is beautiful, very clean and organized, with a wide variety of age-appropriate toys and a super fun playground, split into two sections for the younger and older kids. The administrative staff are very friendly, quickly respond to any questions or needs we have, and do a great job keeping the parents up to date on the various happenings at the center.

If you're looking for a bible based church with a contemporary service, great kids programs,…read moreinspiring music, a family feel, a pastor that knows you by name, and strong love for Jesus...this is the place.

Super unprofessional, my friend who had their children go here would pick up her kids and they were…read moredirty and had full sagging diapers. Kelly also would give her dirty looks anytime she came to pick up her kids and never engaged with my friend like she did the other moms/dads. My friends children were also constantly getting sick because this place just wants your money and doesn't care for the well being of your children's health.

Acc is the place to be! Such a fun atmosphere with staff who genuinely have a passion for each…read morechild in the center !