We have been using this as part time care for our son when we have appointments etc. though we…read moreenjoy this time away every time our son has been here he has come back sick every single time. We understand that kids being around people germs spread. During drop off it's very visible that other kids in the classroom have runny nose's, red eyes and coughing (viral/bacterial illness are very different than just "allergies"). I know they use non toxic products to disinfect their environment, but I believe it's the reason why we keep having issues it does not truly disinfect...We have enjoyed using this for the time but we will have to look into care outside of this facility. Check out The Prep! We have loved it so far!

Pros: drop in care , wonderful ladies who are there my son went there once while I had a…read moreappointment to go to and I couldn't take him he had a wonderful time. Cons: nothing really the only complaint I have is the price for 6-8 is $70 my kids old daycare was drop in and 6-8 hours const $40 a day so if you need a place for your kid more than one day a week it can get pretty expensive

I am not sure about the curriculum or the end of day reports. Every day he slept from 12 to 2…read moreexactly? I doubt that. Sometimes I ask for details like how much did he actually sleep, how much of his lunch did he eat, and it is clear the staff doesn't really know. Also, not PERSONALLY in love with the cleanliness vibe of the place and have at least on two occasions felt like my kids day care attendant (not sure what they are called) presented as what I would call a little disheveled or mildly unkempt? There's also been a few circumstances where yes, I had to have a code to get in, but once you type in the code there's no one at the front door when I come in or on my way out. The doors to the classes not locked from the outside and anyone who could jump a fence and climb a pony wall could essentially have access to any child in the facility. In fairness when we left them, they were in the process of construction/repairs so maybe they are preparing to give the place an update overall. To any parents who need this place to make your family life function, I don't think you should feel bad about this location. My child was there for months and it was helpful for our family unit.

These people are a saving grace! During a difficult time with my family, these wonderful people…read morestepped up and helped me. I feel like they invited me and my children into their family from the first day I came in to tour their facility. They have gone above and beyond in ensuring that my daughter is safe and happy while under their care. I cannot say enough good things about this place.

We just left the school the spring of 2025 and it was bittersweet. We attended this school and had…read moreour kids there from 2020-2025. The staff truly became like family and they really did care for the children there. I saw how they strived to value, respect, and teach each child there. They consistently went above and beyond to encourage learning and to keep everyone safe. Communication was consistent and good, and we appreciated all the programs that were offered here. It has been a challenge to find a new school in our new town that comes close to the wonderful environment that we left behind!

former staff not happy w owner & management. they violate many basic childcare standards. outside…read morebuildings look worn out.

I am extremely disappointed in the lack of transparency and professionalism at this daycare…read more At pickup, I asked my child's teacher whether my daughter had a water bottle that day and was told she did not have one in class. Given that my daughter was recovering from RSV at the time, access to water is not optional -- it is essential. When I followed up the next morning for clarification, I was then told something completely different: that she did have a water bottle all day, that it was provided by her mother (who also works at the facility), and that the bottle was intentionally kept at the school. Being given two conflicting answers about something as basic as hydration is unacceptable. It raises serious concerns about communication, consistency, and whether a child's best interests are truly being prioritized -- especially when a staff member is also a parent. What has made this situation even more concerning is what happened afterward. Shortly after I shared my experience publicly, I was blocked from the parent communication app and lost access to the classroom camera. As a parent, being cut off from updates and visibility into my child's day without explanation is deeply troubling and further undermines trust. When concerns were raised, they were dismissed rather than addressed. Parents deserve honesty, transparency, and accountability -- particularly when it comes to their child's health and safety. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience here.

My kids live it here. They have art camps and soccer add ons and they share pictures all day so I…read morefeel super great about it so far. Miss Jessica (the director) was super easy and helpful and the teachers are awesome!

If you are looking for a true Christian ran daycare... do NOT waste your time here. Staff is fired…read moreat the drop of a hat due to poor/rude management. Innocent kids are kicked out day in and day out due staff not actually being involved in the children, but rather in their own gossip amongst other staff. Not to mention they don't hire men...