My son attended this daycare 15 years ago and i loved it. The owner was awesome. You could tell she…read morehad a passion for the kids and the business. My child who was very clingy to me loved it and waved goodbye when I dropped him off in the morning

After a negative experience with the staff, I was extremely disappointed by the owners unhelpful…read moreattitude. She was unpleasant and rude and made the overall experience and interaction with her unpleasant. I could not imagine ever feeling confident sending my child to this establishment or spending my money on this business knowing how she treats others.

My daughter was a student at this school and i have to come write a review my baby till the day…read moretalks about the lady who grab her by her arm! when she first started the school she really enjoyed it ,she was in the 2 year old class room . when she moved over to the 3 year old classroom that's where all of the problems had begun i started getting phone calls 15 mins after i dropped her off saying she throwing chairs ect,(not true at all she never even throws things at the house when she upset or not getting her way) as well know Colonial day school states they been helping and severing children for the past 20 something years but for some reason can make adjustments or do not have affective ways of guiding our babies into the right direction! I have to say when i did go pick up my baby the teacher where all sitting on there asses or talking with the other teachers ! the way my baby is 5 and still talks about what the school did to her at 3 is really heart breaking ! i wish i called someone who could of helped me get justice for my baby ! unless you white or in the military they will make your child seem like NOTHING ! a list of everything they said my 3 year old did. run out the class room run out the school thew a chair across the room my baby has been at a different school since this horrific incident and has truly flourish she has not had any complaints on her as colonial day school put o her, she is the only child she sharing was the only thing we ever had to work on!

I have both my daughters in this school and since starting they have both been excelling greatly…read more My youngest was told to have a developmental delay as far as speech goes and since starting her speech has increased dramatically and she has become a lot more social with her peers and feels a lot more comfortable around children her age.

Our son has been going to Talbot for over 2 years now (age 2-4) . Every teacher he has loved all…read morethe teachers and staff. They have a structured curriculum, they encourage creativity, problem solving and conflict resolution amongst the students. Our son is a much more well rounded child for going there. They were extremely helpful with potty training (I'd like to think we helped, but they were the driving force behind it). They work with your children through that process. Play equipment is great. Plenty of indoor and outdoor door space for the children to play. Would recommend to any parent that wanted their child to be cared for by loving individuals that truly care about your child's development into upstanding members of the community.

I so love this preschool. All the teachers and assistants are very friendly and helpful. This is…read moremy child's second year and I plan on reenrolling her for a third year. The program is very affordable, the staff will work with you for your child's needs, and while nothing is perfect, I have had an overall excellent experience thus far. My child comes home with amazing, thought out crafts and work and I feel fortunate to have found this gem of a school.

We are so grateful for Ms. Marrilyn and her Home Learning Day Care. From the very first day, she…read morewelcomed our child with warmth, patience, and genuine care. She not only provides a safe and loving environment, but also focuses on early learning through creative activities, reading, and structured play. The children are always engaged, happy, and encouraged to grow both socially and academically. What stands out most is how attentive she is to each child's needs--treating them as if they were her own. Communication with parents is excellent, and we always feel reassured knowing our child is in such capable and caring hands. I would wholeheartedly recommend Ms. Marrilyn's Home Learning Day Care to any family searching for a reliable, nurturing, and educational setting for their little ones.

My daughter has been apart of Ms. Marilyn's home day care for just shy of a year, and I couldn't be…read moremore pleased. I am a first time mom, and with that, came a sort of panic about someone else watching my daughter. I will tell you that with out a doubt, I know my little one is in great hands, safe and loved. Ms. Marrilyn and her team do an amazing job at teaching life skills early on such as confidence and self esteem. Our children have the capability to do so much, and I promise they will thrive here. Manners, letters, & numbers, are just the beginning of what this wonderful home teaches. Oh and just a small side note, we recently moved 30 min out of town, and I drive an extra 15min past my work so my daughter continues going here, because I couldn't imagine my toddler going anywhere else.

I'd hoped I wouldn't have to post this review, but since the corporate completely ignored the email…read moreI sent raising these issues I feel I have no choice but to warn other parents so that they can avoid the ordeal we went through. Children's Harbor has many dedicated, caring, and knowledgeable teachers. Unfortunately the same can't be said for the current management. On their very best days they are incompetent, sloppy, and completely overwhelmed with running the place. On their bad days they are dishonest, petty, cruel, and weirdly sexist. Our boys spent a year at CH where we were very happy with the care they received. The problems started when corporate suddenly fired the director and several other members of management under unclear circumstances. After this the quality of care started to slowly slide. This accelerated after the one remaining member of the old management team suddenly resigned. They then hired a new director but then fired her in less than a week, and again offered no explanation. When they finally hired yet another new director, Shevaun Bynum, and assistant director Coral Duval we hoped things would turn around, but the opposite happened. The first sign of serious trouble was that we suddenly started having to sign behavior reports for my toddler B whenever he was with one particular teacher, whom CH had just hired. These were always for extremely minor things like taking too many paper towels. Then they called one morning and demanded that I come pick up toddler A because he'd overflowed a sink in his classroom. A week later they sent A home again and offered no reason beyond "He wasn't listening." Having missed two days of work due to lack of care I pressed Bynum and Duval on this and the previous time they'd sent him home. As far as I could tell he was being sent home because he wasn't interested in the day's classroom activity. After this two weeks passed without incident. Then suddenly under the threat of terminating care Bynum ordered my wife and I to set up a meeting to discuss our boys' supposed behavior issues. What were these behavior issues I asked? The only thing she could offer was that they'd laughed at her when she asked them to do something. We set it up to keep her mollified until we could find a new daycare. There was a lot about it that was disturbing, but a few things stand out. The biggest one is that she closed the meeting by treating my wife to a sexist diatribe about how "we" know that girls are well behaved but boys were always the ones with behavior problems and you need to take care of them before it gets out of hand. Throughout the meeting they also got the boys names wrong repeatedly. A goes by his full name and we call B by a shorted version of his. They called both boys by shortened versions of their names that no one else uses. I'd also noticed that most of the teachers hired by them also did this, which explains the fact the boys didn't listen to them. I'll add that we've received no reports of any serious behavior issues in the nearly three months our boys have been at their new daycare. At the end of the meeting they actually presented a sensible plan. They would separate the boys and assign them to two teachers we knew they liked and responded well to. However, they made no effort to actually implement it. For the remainder of their time there I was told to drop them off together every day, and only once in the room assigned to one of the teachers we'd agreed on. I'm left to ask whether they are simply so incompetent and disorganized that they can't implement even this simple plan or if it was just a ploy so that they could say they'd tried to work with us before tossing our boys out. Either possibility leaves me in terror at the thought of entrusting mine or anyone else's children to their care.

DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE!!!! They will not be safe!!!! I filed a complaint about the center…read moredirector, Sade Cole, because the entire place was disgustingly dirty and smelled like straight urine. I mentioned it several times to various teachers to no avail and when I mentioned it to Sade, she rolled her eyes at me. The solution, instead of cleaning, was to buy air freshener. So I called and emailed their corporate office and they took their sweet time getting back to me. My daughter doesn't live in someone's toilet; she shouldn't be expected to be educated in it. Once I filed the complaint with the corporate office, Sade retaliated against my 3 year old. Suddenly, after months of exactly 0 incidents, she was a problem child and we were getting incident reports and phone calls almost daily. Yet when my nanny picked my daughter up from daycare yesterday, she had several large bruises and obvious handprints all over her. Did I get a call? No. Did I an incident report? Absolutely not. My nanny asked my daughter what happened and she told her that "my teacher hit me and then shoved me down. I was crying and no one helped me." The CEO, Wayne Bell, is absolutely worthless and didn't even offer an apology about what HIS staff did to MY THREE YEAR OLD. This place is also located in front of a homeless shelter, so people passed out from drugs and alcohol are fully visible to your kid when they're on the playground.

My son has gone here since he was 6 months old and whenever anyone asks, I always recommend CNI…read more The staff CARES -- and they make learning fun and functional. What makes me give the full 5 stars is that when my Dad was watching my son and did pick up and drop off, he said "you can tell he is loved and loves going here". I have never for one moment doubted that my son was safe, cared for, learning, and growing -- and he will keep attending until he ages out!

My daughter went here from her experience somtimes she would come home happy other times she would…read moreget in the car and start crying because of how rude the teachers are, they made her pee with a curtain wide open and she said it was lots of men and boys walking by making her feel very uncomfortable, the teachers would yell and cuss at my daughter and continue to make her seem like a bad kid saying she did things that were proved she didnt the school may seem clean and nice but once you walk out the door it's completely different it's terrible, my daughter has also gotta stomach aces from this schools food more time than i can count !!!! PLEASE NEVER BRING YOUR CHILD HERE!!!!!‼‼‼remember its about what our babies think and do not what we do. if i could rate a 0 i would.

The facility is very clean and they have excellent lighting (natural light ) ...space is very open…read more The staff is attentive and nurturing. They incorporate global learning into the instruction , which allows them to children develop lifelong skills. We love Global Engineers Academy!!

My organization volunteered here over the last few months. The kids are amazing and the staff are…read moregreat. I especially liked the cleanliness of the building.