We absolutely love Discovery. The teachers are wonderful. They work with the students in different…read moreclassrooms in small groups. They also have indoor and outdoor play areas, and a computer area. My son was 2 1/2 when he started, and I could not believe how much he learned so fast. I would definitely recommend going and checking it out!

I absolutely love this learning center, my son is in the pre-k program and he loves going and…read morespending all his day there. All the teachers there are great! My son absolutely loves teacher Brandy and Miss Carmen, they have so much love, patience and kindness towards all the children. This daycare takes much pride in what they do!! The center is always so clean and bright . I've been to other daycares where they feel so cold, dark and stinky. My son has learned so much. Thank you for preparing him for kindergarten.

I LOVE this place. My daughter went here before she started kinder and for before and after care…read morewhile in kinder. The owner is very nice and respectful. All the teachers are great and work well with the children. All of the learning, projects, and curriculum they do is amazing. Love that they taught my daughter Spanish as well. Great facility, recommend this place to everyone.

This business was recently investigated by the state of Nevada for failure to comply with child…read moresafety regulations. The investigation found them in violation and cited them. Be careful and think twice when you're looking at this business not just as a possible child care option for your kid(s), but also as a place that you work out at and inherently trust that their are adhering to health and safety standards. I would guess that if a business is cutting corners on something like this, they're probably cutting corners on many other things. - Program: Child Care Program - Name: CAUGHLIN CLUB KIDZ - Intake Type: Complaint - Complaint Number: 12752 - Credential #: 4141 - Complaint Received Date: 12/18/2025 - Complaint Closed Date: 02/04/2026 - Status: Closed - Status Reason: Closed Investigation

This is such an incredible find for our family!…read more My daughter has been attending the Summer camp here and it's amazing. The staff is SOOOO friendly and great with each child. Their schedule for activities is so much fun. Some days they are getting to enjoy the beautiful outdoor pool at the facility. Other days they go on a healthy walk along the Caughlin area with all of its beautiful landscaping, ponds to go get frozen yogurt. How cool is that? I'll be honest... Mom wants to stay and hang out too! Oh wait can't forget to mention that is is for the kids that are a tad younger like mine is. The bigger kids get to do the Adventure camp. They load up every morning and get to explore the great fun we can find in our area! The loft where the kids get to hang out when not doing outdoor activities is great. A nice reading area that can be lounged in while looking out the window. Various activity areas where they can enjoy sensory & art. Everything is tidy and clean. Which if you are like me that will be one of the first things I look for. You can't expect perfection in a room that's filled with children tearing it up but when you can see how much they keep up on everything THAT is a huge appeal. Hidden gem I wish I would have known about last Summer. Will 1000% be making sure to get my child back in for next Summer!

Looking around Reno for a daycare was mission impossible and we were so fortunate that Kiddie…read moreAcademy was opening at the right time and we slipped right in! Our daughter has been there since it has opened and she loves it there!! The owners are amazing people and truly care about your family and listen. The staff is fun, caring, and kind towards not just our child, but towards others as I have witnessed repeatedly! They have worked with our schedule which I am very grateful for and always work towards resolving any issues when they arise. I am very happy with the curriculum the children are learning and the communication that comes from the Academy. The care and schedule is consistent, the kitchen is BIG plus as it takes away from worries of making daily lunches, and we are thankful that our daughter has a hot meal, and eats things that we cannot get her to eat at home, lol. The smile and excitement we get from our child after school speaks volumes! She is always in an amazing mood when she goes to her Academy! Keep up the good work and always grow!!

My daughter started at Kiddie Academy earlier this year and has been thriving and getting new…read moreskills quickly! I was nervous about her starting daycare but she absolutely loves it and is learning new things weekly! We absolutely love the staff. The teachers are so caring and attentive. Big shout-out to Ms. Elizabeth, Ms. Samira, and Ms. Kelsey, they make our daughter so happy and well cared for. The owners Erin and Andrew are incredible and very attentive. It's been a great transition joining Kiddie Academy and we look forward to continuing to have our daughter attend through her childhood. I highly recommend!!!

Our children have attended Blue Kangaroo for a combined 9 years, both starting as babies at only a…read morefew months old. I can't say enough about how amazing this daycare has been and they are truly part of our family that we will forever be grateful for. Not only is the center clean, well staffed, and great at communications/updates, but they truly care about the children and it shows each day. Our children were LOVED, not just looked after. Im so sad to be moving on now that our kids are older and I'll miss the extra touches the staff made to make every season and holiday special. The valentines tea parties, the holiday caroling, the DECKED out halls for all occasions, bagels for dads on Father's Day, muffins for mom, etc. Being able to partner with BK over these years has been so special and I would encourage anyone to send their littles to there. It's worthwhile and we're so fortunate to have been with them while raising these tiny humans.

I absolutely do not recommend Blue Kangaroo in South Reno. I was in a tough spot due to some…read morechanges in our family and needed urgent childcare. Most places had long waiting lists, but surprisingly, Blue Kangaroo had openings for my 16-month-old son. Looking back, that should've been a red flag. All the other places I called were full, and this one had space--definitely not a good sign. I went for a tour last Thursday, and while the place seemed clean and organized, that first impression didn't last long. On Friday, I took my son to meet the teacher before we left town for the weekend. I thought it was important for him to get familiar with the place. The lead teacher, A, in Hopper classroom wasn't exactly warm, but I figured she was just busy--she has four children. I convinced myself that since she's a mom of four, she must know how to handle little ones. Boy, was I wrong. I'm really thankful they have cameras, so I could check in on my son throughout the day. He's shy and usually takes a while to warm up, but the first morning, he was just standing there, looking confused, observing everything. After his nap, things went downhill. He was crying for most of the afternoon, and the worst part? A didn't make any effort to comfort him. I called, and they transferred me to the classroom so I could talk to him. He doesn't speak much yet, but he understands a lot. The assistant, L, picked him up a couple of times, but mostly, she was busy playing with the other kids who'd been there longer and weren't crying. That was my first big disappointment--no one seemed to care about how he was feeling in this new, overwhelming environment. When I picked him up that day, his eyes were puffy from crying, and he had boogers all over his face. I asked A if he had a rough day, and she shrugged and replied, "There are a lot of crazy kids here!" That was a huge red flag for me. How can you work with kids and not have more empathy for a child who's clearly struggling? And she was not lying about how much food my son ate. She said he finished everything. My son is learning how to eat by himself. I packed extra food for him just in case, there was no way he finished all of his food. And when he got home, he drank 18 oz of milk, normally, he drinks 8 oz. It is absolutely okay that my son didn't finish his food. My older son brings leftover from school all the time. You don't have to lie about it. The second day was even worse. My son cried almost all day, except when he was napping or maybe outside (I couldn't see what was happening outside). I'm not exaggerating when I say he was crying for hours. I called again, and once more, L picked him up briefly, but then just put him down to clean up toys. I even asked at the front desk if I could go see him during lunch to comfort him, and they said yes. When I went in, A looked completely shocked and a little offended that I was there. When I left, the front desk stopped me and said they wanted to schedule a conference with me. All afternoon, I watched through the camera as my son cried, and no one seemed to care. There were times when there were three women in the room, yet no one made an effort to give my son the extra attention he needed, especially considering he was the youngest and new to daycare. When I picked him up, he was still crying, and L was once again playing with other kids who weren't upset. I tried to explain that it was his first time in daycare and both of us were adjusting, but L said he didn't want me to hold him, he was just crying. That was total BS. I was watching the cameras all day, and they didn't even try to comfort him. I pulled him out right away and sent him to a babysitter, one of my coworkers who sent her daughter to. He was doing great, not even crying once even though he doesn't speak Spanish at all. I went in to take my son's belongings and talked to the management team. I was offered the option to move my son to a younger classroom instead of the Hopper room, but I refused. I wasn't going to risk him being treated like that again. I can't trust a place where the staff ignore a child's emotional needs, especially a child who's brand new to daycare. I'm writing this long review in the hope that management will pay attention to these issues and hire teachers (at least for the Hopper room)who actually love working with kids. After pulling my son out, I checked Yelp and noticed that they have a 3.3-star rating overall, and a lot of the 5-star reviews look fake. I really hope this review helps other parents avoid the same mistake and find a place that actually cares about kids. It was just such a heartbreaking experience I don't want other parents and their children to experience. I just speak for myself in the Hopper room experience not other teachers in other rooms.

If you're looking for a place for your kiddos 10/10 this place is it…read more We've had our oldest son here for 3 years & the only reason we took him out is because he's getting ready to go to elementary school. We feel that the price was fair in what they do for the kids at school. Little lites has done well in the early education aspects of things to help prep our kiddo for school. Kids will be kids.. if any injuries took place we were notified via text the moment anything thing happened. We're glad to have had little lites in our life.

We were deeply disappointed by this preschool's refusal to even meet and evaluate a child with a…read morephysical disability -- a child who is cognitively on track, meeting all developmental milestones, and independent in self-care. They informed the state that they "do not accept children with disabilities," which is alarming for any licensed program. Their website claims they help every child "shine" and provide a place where children are "safe, valued, and encouraged to grow," yet their actions toward this child reflected the opposite. It's deeply troubling to see a school that promotes Christian values choose exclusion over compassion.