My children have been attending Child First Daycare since they were infants. The center is always…read moreclean and the staff are well qualified, patient and caring. The staff have embraced my children like family. I leave my kids in their hands with the utmost confidence that they will, not only be well taken care of, but receive a great education while I'm away from them. The staff and administration go above and beyond to ensure the best care to the children at the center.

We are SO lucky to have this amazing daycare near us. The staff truly cares and is lead by the most…read moreamazing director and assistant director, Miss Sara and Miss Jess. My daughter is in the infant room and they take such good care of all her needs not to mention the crafts, sensory activities, play time, and so much more.

I cannot say enough good things about this daycare. My son and I are here in Ohio staying with…read morefamily just for a short time while my husband works in another (covid hotspot) state. We had been here for over two months when the daycares in Ohio reopened and I just wanted my son to get some interaction with other kids again, especially since he was having separation anxiety from being away from his dad for so long. Adventure Place brought him back out of his shell, got him talking more, and he's genuinely happy to be there. Everyone there has been so kind and patient with him. I'm so so so thankful I found this place!

I have had a child at Green Kindercare for about two years. I realize concerning situations happen…read moreat places like schools and care facilities. Tracking incidents are tough work. Additional complexities exist as each child reacts in their own unique way (as do parents). I feel Kindercare wouldn't exist if they were THAT bad. I've experienced timely and thorough reporting of incidents. I've seen years of child/parent/staff incidents, and few exist with clear cut "blame" person or child. I taught elementary for 35+ years and afterwards worked years as a psychiatric RN. I hope the child finds a safe, constructive environment.

I was hoping the staff at KinderCare would handle the situation appropriately, however after…read morespeaking to one of the other parents today, none of the parents were informed of an incident that happened over 3 weeks ago, and the teacher is still in the classroom. As a parent, I would want to know of any reported emotional and physical abuse by a teacher, even if it's still under investigation. I cannot believe other parents were not notified that their kids are potentially being mistreated. My son (3 years old) once came home with bruises on his face. I notified the director immediately that I felt it looked like an adult grabbed his face (both sides of his chin) and she agreed it looked like someone grabbed him. She assured me she would look into it and said some of the boys in the class are just rough. I get that, my son definitely plays hard too. I let it go and just kept an eye on it. Over the course of three months, my son became increasingly aggressive, reverted to baby talk, started saying curse words (we do NOT speak like that in the home), said phrases like "make her bleed" (we rarely let him watch TV so there is nowhere else he would've learned this), he stopped napping, he lost interest in his swimming classes which he loved and his martial arts classes. He came home with multiple bite marks, bruises, and scratches from other kids almost daily, which to me shows lack of supervision. They absolutely do not teach there. It's very much just a daycare with no instruction, just a lot of crafts and coloring and kids running around with no structure. The 'Adventure Learning' that they charge an extra $25 a week to actually teach your kid is a joke. I was told it was two half hours a week of 1-to-1 or small group-focused phonetics learning, but instead he got one hour straight (no three year old can pay attention that long) on some weeks, but other weeks received nothing. The excuse I got for that was 'well that teacher works four 10's." Great. Then to me she still works 40 hours a week and has plenty of time to get organized and give the instruction as promised. I will say that after discontinuing with this particular add-on, they did make-up ONE of the missed lessons that next week. The final straw was when he had a full meltdown after school, refusing to sleep and terrified because one of his teachers told him he'd never see his mommy again and that she was mean to him and grabbed his face, which is when I connected the bruises I saw before on his face. It took us an hour that night to get him calm enough to sleep and assured him that teacher was not going to come take him or hurt his mommy. I disenrolled him immediately and set a meeting with the director. It was expected that an investigation was going to be done in lieu of me notifying CSB, which was my initial intention. I get that kids have a big imagination, but there is no way my very sheltered 3 year old would have the frame of reference to make up that kind of story. They shove 20+ toddlers in one small class with one teacher and one aide. Yes, that's within state guidelines but when you mix behavioral kids and that high of a ratio of students to teachers, it's a recipe for disaster. The director and front staff both seem very nice and understanding. They plan summer activities for the families and morning activities for the parents and kids, which is great! They did not give me any problems disenrolling immediately with no notice because of the allegations, however I am absolutely appalled that at the very least, other parents were not notified. Since my son has been pulled from there, with constant reassurance that he never has to go back, he's finally napping again, he's not showing aggression, and he's starting to want to do things like his martial arts classes again. I would caution anyone looking to enroll in this school to watch your kiddos behavior VERY closely and if you're looking for somewhere focused more on learning, this is not the location.

We have had our granddaughter enrolled at All Around Children four almost her whole life; well,…read moresince she was old enough to be in childcare. The staff have been warm and welcoming and followed our recommendations and requests without many issues. The kids appear to be well cared for and are taught basic social skills, abc's and 1-2-3's, as well as many other skills. As an example, she learned simple, basic sign language, which we had no part in teaching; however, we recognize and appreciate the skill. Especially for a young, pre-vocal toddler. They also have the kids participate in art and learning activities. Parents are given some really sweet projects, made by the kids and supervised (sometimes a lot!) by the teachers and they just started a music program and put on a Christmas show for the kids to show off their musical talent! Staff turnover has sometimes been an issue; however, as rewarding as it may be, that could NOT be an easy job! What keeps us coming back is the fact that she is happy to arrive/stay in the morning and the smile and excitement is still there in the afternoon, at pick-up time. I thank the staff and administration for the programs which they offer and the dedication to the kids which they share and would recommend AAC for childcare.

I absolutely love this please ! all 3 of my children attend ! love the teachers and the director is…read morehands on

They wouldn't let me free shoot they said the had to teach me and I couldn't free shoot likeread more

Great facility, with nice people we had baseball practice on the turf for a hour and a half and it…read morewas a great time with great sports equipment

Very nice and helpful. Didn't have space but lead me to other potential business to help me, so it…read morewas very much appreciated.

I did a visit to see if I wanted to have my two month old son go here when I returned to work and I…read morewas truly shocked at some of the things that I witnessed, especially when this is the daycare in Bolivar that is supposed to be better than others. When I first went in, the infant room was filthy and smelled awful. I understand that this is a daycare and that children are sharing germs but every single baby had snot running down their faces. The two aids were both on their phones but I was told this is because they log every feeding, diaper change, and nap time in an app for the parents. There was a baby, maybe 4 months old, in nothing but a onesie and when she rolled over to me, I was able to feel her legs were ice cold. There was a one year old crawling on top of the younger babies without being stopped. I was asking my questions about the facility and they were asking me questions about my son. At which point, I was called a "bad mom" because my son takes naps in my arms and still has to be rocked to sleep. He is 2 months old! Most doctors don't recommend sleep training until at least 4 months old. At this point they informed me that they do not hold the babies for feedings, comfort, or getting them down for naps. They said it was to encourage independence in the children but I don't understand. Babies are hardwired to seek comfort in the arms of others. And plenty of studies are in favor of holding babies. I asked what my child would do when he was not napping and they said that he would lay on the mat beside one of the aids. No wonder so many babies are developing flat spots on their heads and being forced to wear helmets. I will not take my son here, and from what I witnessed and was told about their facility, I have nothing positive to say about this daycare.

Well I have nothing but great things to say about this daycare. I have had 3 children go through…read morethe school they were all way ahead of most of the children when they hit kindergarten. The staff is professional, polite and very caring. We use this facility because we had more people tell us how great it is. We live 15 miles away in Jackson Township and still choose this faculty over all the ones in our area. This is also one of the cleanest daycares I have been in. The staff was and sanitizes the toys and areas the children play in. For the other person to post a negative response with out having her children attending is simple they have outlandish ideas of how to raise there children.