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    Open • 6:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Childtime at Little Oaks

    Childtime at Little Oaks

    (3 reviews)

    I've got to say this center has been amazing in supporting my son. I have seen such a huge change…read morein his development since he started. He is thriving and so excited to come to school everyday. The staff and admin are always welcoming and friendly. They have a amazing app where I am updated with pictures and videos of what my son does throughout the day! Which is so awesome to see him having fun and learning. Im am so happy and thankful I decided to enroll definitely a 10/10!

    I am extremely disappointed with our experience at this daycare, especially after an incident that…read morecompletely destroyed my trust in them. My son had been attending this daycare since he was 3 months old, so I had trusted them with his care for a long time. I understand that children bite, and I understand that accidents can happen, but what matters is how the daycare handles those situations. In this case, the communication was unacceptable. My son was bitten, and when I asked how it happened, nobody could give me a clear answer. When I asked his teacher for a picture of the bite so I could see my child's injury while I was at work, I was told that I was not allowed to receive a picture because of "policy." I am paying this daycare to care for my child, and I don't think it is unreasonable to expect clear information about an injury that happened while he was in their care. The assistant director was the person I spoke with after the incident. She told me she understood why I was upset, but her actions did not make me feel like she actually understood or cared. She couldn't answer my questions and seemed more focused on getting me to sign the incident report than actually explaining what happened. The incident report documented a bite on my son's arm. When I got home, I discovered that he also had another bite on his back that I had never been told about. I immediately emailed the director about the situation. She was on vacation at the time, and when she returned, she told me she was "piecing the information together." After that, I never received a follow-up, explanation, or even a conversation about what actually happened. My son had also recently transitioned into the toddler classroom, and I was never informed that there had been a child who was biting in the classroom. Again, I understand that biting can happen with toddlers, but parents deserve transparency and communication when something like this is happening. Unfortunately, this was not the first time I had concerns about how injuries were communicated. There had been previous bumps and injuries where I felt the staff were not properly trained or communicating appropriately. What made the situation even worse was being told by the assistant director that my son doesn't cry when he gets hurt. That felt like they were trying to use my child's reaction to explain away their lack of awareness instead of taking responsibility for not knowing what happened to him. A child not crying does not mean an injury shouldn't be noticed or communicated to their parent. There are some teachers there who I genuinely liked and who I believe cared about my son, but unfortunately, the overall lack of communication and accountability outweighed the good experiences. After having my son there since he was 3 months old, it is extremely upsetting to lose trust in a place that I relied on to care for him while I was at work. I don't expect a daycare to prevent every single accident, but I do expect them to know when my child is injured, be honest about what happened, communicate with me, and follow up when a parent raises a serious concern. In this situation, I feel they failed on all of those things. I would not recommend this daycare based on my experience. My biggest issue isn't simply that my son was bitten--it is how poorly the situation was handled afterward and how little communication and follow-through I received.

    Loving Hearts Childcare and Development Center - Being goofy!!!

    Loving Hearts Childcare and Development Center

    (2 reviews)

    I'll start by saying that if you want a good daycare DON'T bring your kids here. The owners have no…read moreclue how to mange kids or a business. Over the past years I have witnessed this place go from bad to worse. Employees come and go and they can't retain employees more than a month. Kids walk around with crusted snot, dirty diapers and no socks "which is not allowed by state regulations". The place is dirty and is not well taking care of. Payments and billings are not managed so there is always discrepancy about it. Kids play area is behind the building with no fenced in area. Cars cut through speeding the alley way which should not be allowed by state in my opinion. List could go on and on. But, I will end with this. If you want a clean well taking care of with a nice staff. THIS PLACE IS NOT FOR YOU!!

    This is the worse experience I have ever had with a daycare. I don't typically review because I…read moredon't like to harm a reputation and understand that people have off days, but thought it was important to get the word out about this place as it is above and beyond terrible here. I was there for 7 weeks. From day one I had issues. Right from the beginning the gentlemen who introduced me to the facility was rude and gave me no information. You could tell he didn't like his job and even asked me about the place I had come from and if they were hiring. He was only there a couple more days after that, but I didn't get any orientation or paperwork. He didn't even ask for papers for my daughter. I brought them in on my own assuming they must at least need her shot records? I just moved here from South Carolina and didn't know much about the area. This was the only day care I could find that was open past 6 and it was a deal compared to other places around. I have been looking since to find a place open later because if its to good to be true then you can't expect any kind of quality. The first week she was there she was bitten so bad it broke the skin. Also in that first week I noticed her diaper soaked when she came home. So I put a mark with a sharpie on her diaper the next day and when she got home she still had the same diaper on! I talked to the teacher in her room and she said she would do something about it, but again the next day, the same thing!! There is no order, no accountability here. The managers are never there and never available to talk with you. Most of the girls that work there are not polite and don't seem like they are passionate about kids. They will look at you pull up and wait till you have to beat on the window to be let in while you stand in the cold. Then they will take their time walking to let you in. I have had a lot of complaints and so they have been especially impolite with me and my husband. I should have pulled her out, but I kept going while I was looking for another place. And she had made a little friend so I thought she would be ok until I could find somewhere else. Then she came home with a nasty bloody scratch on her bottom. It was obvious this was from her getting her diaper changed and someone with long nails not being gentle. I took a picture and went in the next morning to talk to someone in charge. But of course there was no one. Then that same night they sent a note home saying the scratch had happened that day and my daughter had done it. Clearly they were trying to cover their tracks because I had the photo dated the night before. A few weeks later my husband tells me that the girl working in the evening was very rude to him and told him until he paid his balance our daughter couldn't come back. He then produces a $900 dollar invoice. I was in disbelief. Not only is this place so disorganized that they don't know someone would owe them 7 back weeks of pay, but they don't keep records or organize the money I do give them. I had to go back and get all my receipts and bring them in. This was unreal to me. I am a property manager of 240 apartments. I have to keep track of large amounts of money, residents and complaints, maintenance and a myriad of other things on any given day. You have a system when it comes to money. Not only that, but I am ALWAYS available to the people here if they need a manager to talk to. There is never management here. I think they want a business without having to work at all for it. The last straw happened this morning. This was so beyond disbelief. I went to drop my daughter off and they told me I couldn't bring her for a week because I hadn't filled out a schedule. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I had to be to court for my job in an hour and now I am being told I don't have child care. I was so upset. They are jeopardizing my livelihood with this. I didn't know we even had to have a schedule. She said I should have known it was in my handbook. Well I never got one. She said well its on the wall. Who has time to read a wall? I haven't been doing this from the beginning. No one ever told me this was so important to do that I would be told one morning I can't even take my child to daycare. No communication, no organization and zero customer service or care. Trust me, The unprofessionalism of this establishment and the care they give the children is deplorable. Please, stay as far away from this place as possible. They don't care about the kids at all. They pay the workers horribly so they don't have good care. I couldn't figure out this whole schedule thing. I work full time, my schedule never changes. I realized its because they are so worried about paying for the care our children receive, they must ask for the schedules so they don't have to have to many full time employees. These people are terrible. As a manager, I am shocked by how poorly this place is run. They shouldn't be in business at all.

    Academic Adventures - childcare - Updated October 2026

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