As a parent, leaving your child at a daycare requires an immense amount of trust, and unfortunately, my experience at this center did not meet my expectations. I am very relieved that my daughter is no longer attending. The highlight of our experience was a few of the lead teachers and teacher assistants who genuinely cared about the children. I truly appreciate their dedication. I also want to recognize Sajida, who was always welcoming and kind. Unfortunately, that level of care did not feel consistent throughout the school. In my experience, the center director Ms Set was difficult to communicate with. There were times when I felt my concerns were not taken seriously, which left me feeling unheard. My daughter also shared that she sometimes felt certain staff members were overly harsh with her. I was also concerned by incidents involving children pushing or shoving one another, and I did not always feel those situations were addressed as thoroughly as I expected. The classrooms themselves were cared for by the teachers, who I often saw wiping tables and mopping floors. However, the overall building did not appear to be maintained to the same standard. During my visits, I noticed dust buildup around the air vents and felt the facility could benefit from more thorough routine cleaning and maintenance. Given how easily illnesses spread among young children, this was disappointing. Another concern was the frequent staff turnover. It seemed like there were constantly new faces, making it difficult to feel there was consistency in my child's care. At times, some classrooms also appeared to be led by very young staff members, which made me question the level of experience available. Finally, I attended the recent graduation ceremony and personally felt the Hollywood theme was NOT the best choice for an early childhood celebration. A bit inappropriate if you ask me. Overall, this center was not the right fit for our family. For the tuition being charged, I believe there are cleaner, more modern centers with stronger communication and greater consistency. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this daycare. read more

Cadence Academy Preschool - Dust - Child Care & Day Care Near Me - Edgewater, New Jersey

Our lottle boy has thrived in Ms. Shadai's classroom, and so much of that is a direct reflection of her teacher's warmth and dedication. From day one, she made our child feel safe, seen, and excited to learn. Her knowledge of early childhood development is evident in everything she does -- whether she's supporting feeding routines, providing strategies for picky eaters, guiding toilet training with patience and consistency, or redirecting behavior in a way that is kind but clear. She meets children exactly where they are developmentally and responds with strategies that actually work. She is, without question, a fantastic asset to this daycare, and we are so grateful our sone has been in her care. We will miss her! read more

Our daughter has been attending Cadence Academy since 2.5 years old and is currently in the Pre-K class. We are extremely happy & proud of how much she has grown under the care & love of all her teachers. She has built so much confidence & independence in the past few years. The staff & administrator are always welcoming and available to answer all our questions and concerns - their love and support really helped us navigate our way. We want to thank our Cadence Family for everything they have done so far for our daughter & family! read more

Pardon the length, but my review is long overdue. My two daughters had been attending Cadence Academy Preschool (CAP, formerly Prime Time Early Learning) since LITTLE BABIES and LOVE THE SCHOOL!!! Overall, I am very happy and rely on CAP to take care of my daughters. CAP has certainly become an extension of our family. For my older daughter, she attended CAP from 11-months old until 4 years old (50-60 hours/week, 2015-2020). In 2021, my daughter entered Kindergarten upon a "pandemic gap year" of staying at home, however, she transitioned quite easily into the larger, more structured school environment. Now in 2022, she is graduating Kindergarten with the strong ability to socialize well (loves going to school and learning with schoolmates), as well as achieving basic reading and math! Much of her success is attributed to the nurturing, social and learning environment from her early years at CAP. For my younger daughter, she attended CAP from 4-months old until 2 years old (50-60 hours/week, 2018-2020) and is planning to return to CAP soon. Unfortunately due to the pandemic and personal reasons, we had to suspend her attendance, however, she still has many fond memories of her school days at CAP. She tells me every day that she can hardly wait to return, be with her loving teachers and make new little friends. Every time we drive by the school, she still excitedly shouts, "OH THAT'S MY SCHOOL (CAP)!!!" It's been over 2 pandemic gap years!!! OUR PERSONAL FAMLY NEEDS * CAP is extremely responsive with a dedicated administrative staff and hands-on school director (Ms. Setenay is amazing!!!); Any time I've called during school hours, a staff member always picks up the phone line * CAP is convenient for drop/off and pick-up relative to home and commuting routes; Edgewater shuttle bus van connects from ferry at Edgewater Marina * For care, we wanted a "village" of people versus a nanny, so we weren't always relying on one person for childcare * Social aspect was important for us * My older daughter as a baby had stranger anxiety, because she was just interacting with family/adults; Since she joined the school at 11-months old, she improved playing, sharing and communicating with other kids * My younger daughter didn't have separation anxiety, because we enrolled her earlier at 4.5 months old; Btw, the baby room headteacher (Ms. Julia) has been at the school, much like other teachers for over 15-20 years! * My girls eat better at school then at home, maybe kid pressure, lol, but also regular schedules DURING PANDEMIC (MARCH 2020 UNTIL NOW) * Teaching staff extremely friendly, patient and professional, answering all my periodic questions in anticipation of returning my daughters back during the pandemic * Long history in Edgewater for last 20+ years of establishment (formerly Prime Time Early Learning), so teaching staff retention, association with public schools and community are strong * Classrooms are 6-month age groups until 3 years old, then 1-year age groups, e.g. 3s, 4s, 5s, etc * Features mobile/desktop app (e.g. Preschool2me or KidsReport app) for daily updates (photo, weekly learning themes, diapering, napping, eating) * Building used to be a school, so all classrooms have lots of light and air conditioning * Large indoor gym, nice for rain/cold days * Several outdoor playgrounds and classroom walking routes * Security deposits honored for future re-enrollment * Adjusted Operating hours very flexible: 7:30am-6pm, Monday-Friday; open year round except for major holidays * Flexible enrollment packages: 2 half days minimum (7:30-12:30 or 2-6); Minimum 8 hours/day to customize drop off/pick up times * "1-week vacation credit" every 6 months on tuition * Accepts Bright Horizons as supplement on top of base package * Virtual tours (during school hours) and in-person tours provided * 2022 Summer Camp available for school-aged children PANDEMIC SAFETY (may flex due to state guidance) * Several mom friends gave updates on their children at CAP during the pandemic and all safe and healthy * Masks required for staff * Masks are optional for students * Dedicated drop off and pick up areas outside of school and in hallways * Routine daily cleaning * Teacher vaccinations encouraged but not required * Ventilation with open windows encouraged * Extremely low Covid cases w/ staff/students; did not charge families during closing period PRE-PANDEMIC (2016 to March 2020, may flex due to state guidance) * School/classroom photos 2 times per year * Extracurricular (e.g. Spanish, soccer, dance, music, martial arts, gymnastics) * Learning visits (e.g. dental, water/fire safety) * Field trips (e.g. pumpkin picking, roller skating, bowling, pools, water parks) * Meal planning (e.g. pizza days, external catering, ice cream trucks) * After school program & busing from local Edgewater public schools Choosing the right daycare is not easy, but know that you will make the right decision for your family. 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Cadence Academy Preschool - Halloween Family Fun in the school lobby after the "Trunk-or-Treat" and "Pumpkin Patch" playground school events for families. Fun memories! - Child Care & Day Care Near Me - Edgewater, New Jersey

I love Cadence Academy Preschool. My son has been with Cadence since 2016. He is an afterschooler now and will be returning to summer camp as he loves the positive environment and his teachers. read more

Parent be aware with this daycare center. The teacher there are not caring and very rude.

As soon as we moved to the neighborhood 5+ years ago, we were looking for a daycare for our 1 year old at the time. Ever since then we have been very happy customers of Cadence Academy or PrimeTime as it was called back then. The facility has plenty of light and room for little ones to run around and both our kids really enjoyed their time there. The teachers and staff are extremely friendly and create a fun and inclusive atmosphere to teach great core values to the children. The personalized reports and photos are an added bonus. We had such a great experience with our daughter, as soon as our son was born, we naturally enrolled him from infancy on at Cadence academy. read more

It's been a year since we've been attending Cadence Academy and every single day has been a great experience. The staff is so kind, passionate, and professional in Early Childhood Education. They truly bring peace of mind to the families. read more

Set and her team have always been there for my family . Our two daughters have both thrived in all the classroom at Cadence . We felt safe and happy each and every day . I cannot imagine sending our kids to any other daycare . read more

Our son is 2yrs old and has attended Cadence for about a year and half now. Overall, we are extremely happy with the experience. The curriculum is terrific and we are regularly amazed by what he learns at school: whether baby sign language, new words, or a new song. The staff is welcoming, friendly, and caring as evidenced by the phone calls we receive when he gets a bump on his head. Unfortunately, we are moving out of Edgewater and will need to pull him out of Cadence: it is one of the things we will miss most. read more

Our daughter was in Cadence Academy from her 16 months to almost 3 years old. We absolutely loved it. Teachers are great, very nice and caring. They propose fun learning activities. Our daughter really enjoyed her time there. read more

Our son (and we, as parents) absolutely love Prime Time Early Learning Center in Edgewater. Every single member of staff is responsive, courteous, accommodating, and kind. Our son started in the infant center when he was 4 months old and he adjusted within hours. His head teacher Julia is professional, kind, and highly experienced, and his other teacher Elizabeth is also wonderful. We drop him off with a smile on his face, and pick him up with a smile on his face. He comes back home pretty tired, which is an indication to me that he is played with and stimulated. We could not be happier with our choice of daycare, and cannot recommend it enough! The Director certainly knows what she is doing! read more

Nothing was good except for Ms. Peninnah and Ms. Debra. Worst experience: starving my daughter for long hours and yelling at a little girl. . . On the first day of school, my daughter's father and my daughter were waiting at the school and the attendants at the entrance showed me the camera records and said that there was no one in the school. Then my daughter and her father came from inside. I'm still confused, they don't even know who is at school. This was the first bullshit, I frankly ignored it. I thought it might have been a moment of inattention, but I still think I could be forgiving. Problem 2: I respected the impulsive behavior of Ms. Setenay, the school principal, but I'm not sure if I should. (sound should not be raised to parent) Problem 3: This is the 3rd fiasco, I left my daughter at 7:40 am and noticed that no food was served until 2 pm / this might be the scariest thing I've ever seen in my life. + (Even though I said I put it in her bag for her breakfast) and at the end of the day when i went to pick up my daughter from school i watched her first and she was eating at the table crying. Her teacher was muttering as if she was touching the glass when I asked if She was crying (not Miss Debra, but a young teacher I had never seen before) I didn't even want to listen to him. I couldn't stand it because it was obvious that my daughter had been crying for a long time because her face and eyes were swollen from crying. That moment is still not before my eyes. Is this a scary camp or something? When I asked her why she was crying after school, she said her teacher was angry with her. (It's normal, it's okay, sometimes teachers can get angry with the discipline, which is unacceptable, but I accept even that very well) And last night my daughter talked in her sleep, that was the scariest thing I've ever heard in my life. But I couldn't stand him screaming "Sit down/put down the toy" in his sleep and freaking out?! It is clear that those who do not have children should not be entrusted to those who lack empathy and conscience at the head of these children. I think letting a small child experience this is a good example of regret. There was absolutely no response to my emails for 2 days. I really need to hear that there is an explanation for everything because right now I can't focus on my work in my office, why are there schools like this? To traumatize children? im so sad... Thank you Ms. Debra/ Ms.Peninnah- read more

I can't say enough about this establishment. I enrolled my daughter at 1.5yrs and then after my second daughter at 3 months. We stayed at Primetime for two years and had to leave because we moved. I now go to another daycare but will always be so thankful that this was our first experience with daycare. The staff here is amazing! I think the main part of why I loved this place so much was that there was such a strong maternal presence there. These caretakers have years/decades of experience so they care about the kids and the younger caretaker/helpers were incredible as well. Ms Yadira, Ms Sara, Ms Vera, Ms Yira and the Debbies took care of my first daughter and Ms Sajida took care of my youngest daughter and Ysara helped with both girls. These women are AMAZING! My daughters are on the shier side but they all really nurtured their characters and brought them out of their shell. To me this made all the difference. Setenay and Penninah are wonderful too and were always opening to working with us and our schedule. Also, the other children that attended this class were very diverse and so sweet. The environment here is very family oriented, I will say I met a lot of wonderful parents/friends from here as well. read more

Cadence Academy Preschool is hands down the best preschool! All 3 of our children attend the school full time and have thrived in every classroom they've been in, from infant to pre-k. The staff and administration are so supportive, kind and loving. They're ability to communicate with families is 10/10. We've never worried about leaving our kids because they all love going to school and it's all thanks to the great teachers and staff. We highly recommend Cadence Academy to any family looking for an outstanding learning environment! read more

We have sent both of our kids to Primetime/Cadence since 2018 and had great experiences with them. Staff and teachers are attentive and take great care of our daughters. They did their best to stay open and safe throughout the pandemic which was very crucial as we both worked. read more

Love it here! My daughter is thriving and so happy to go to school everyday. The staff is so loving and understanding.

I cannot say enough amazing things about Cadence. Our daughter started with them at 3 months old, and understandably I was anxious about leaving my baby with anyone at such a young age. They made us feel so comfortable and we were able to cultivate great relationships with her teachers in the infant room. They are caring, loving, and really treat your children as their own. I immediately felt so secure and knew that my baby was happy, thriving, and safe while I was at work all day. The administrators are wonderful and when we had to leave after we moved, we all cried! We were so blessed to have Cadence set a foundation for our daughter's ongoing learning and development, and she was able to make a smooth transition to her new school because of the loving support she was given at Cadence. read more

My son has been going to Cadence (previously Prime Time) since he was 3 months old and is now almost 3 yo. We absolutely love Ms Set, Ms Peninnah and the team. They are so caring and knowledgeable and handle situations with ease, especially with Covid the past couple years. My son has excelled at Cadence with learning new things every day and ahead of the curve. They provide weekly learning plans and always have fun activities that keep a toddlers interest. A big deciding factor for us starting at Prime was Ms Julia in the infant room, but every class we move up in, we just love all of the teachers. Highly recommend Cadence Academy!! :) read more

My son who is 30 months old has been attending Cadence Academy classes for almost a year now. I can see the growth and learning every day. The staff is great and his teacher is truly amazing. read more

Our family has been at Prime Time for over three years and we can't say enough good things about our teachers and the school in general. It's in an old elementary school so it feels like a real school with big classrooms with lots of windows and wide hallways. Everything is bright and they focus on kids artwork and bright colors. They also have a big indoor gym which is great for crappy weather. I think the curriculum at Prime Time is a huge focus and the teachers have always taken time to answer questions and share what they are working g on. It also seems like the teachers really like their jobs and the kids. Our sons current teacher has worked there for like 12 years which was never the case at our old day care. Really happy here. read more

I hope my review really helps moms who want to send her loving child to daycare. I sent my 1 year old baby to Primetime for 3 months(Apr.2014~Jul 2014). He was sick all the time since he went to daycare and even got 'hand foot mouse' disease from one of his classmates but it was severe so he had to drop. He only attended two days in July and we paid for a whole month and they did not give any of the tuitions back even we gave notice right after he got sick. I am ok with that. Problem is that we contacted Primetime to get our deposit back at least 15 times and still haven't got it. It's been three months. Every time I call Jan(VP or supervisor), she said she will call me back and never got her return call. Many times she was on vacation or was not around. I am so sick of chasing them to give me the deposit and it is not big at all. I called them this morning and spoke to Jan about that. She sounded really bothered and hung up after saying "will call you in 5 mins." but again never got her call back. These people are not trustworthy at all and so glad my son is not going there anymore. Only reason I sent my son there was that all other daycare around my area was full and had to wait for many months. No wonder why Primetime is not full. read more

My son has been attending Primetime since he was 6 months old. We visited Primetime and Our Children's Academy. Primetime is set up like a school and we felt more at home than Our Children's Academy. Ms. Julia was his teacher in the Snugglies room and she is amazing. She answered any questions that my husband had since he was doing the drop off and pick up. He learned so much from her on raising an infant. She is warm and caring. All of his teachers in each of the classroom are great and he is now 22 months. He also is very social with all the other toddlers and does not shy away from new people. When he was about 9 months old, I took my mom (she watches him 3 days a week) to PrimeTime. We expected him to stick with my mom and myself, but when his teacher came him, he quickly went to her. The teachers are very loving with the children and treat them like their own. read more

I can't even give this place one star. What a waste of money and time. As long as your child has no issues they are fine because they are not ready to put in any work. This school wants trained little puppies who follow directions all the time. This shows how little they know about how toddler thrive. Please do yourself a favor and do research. Stay away from this place. They think they are a learning center when they can't even deal with hyper toddlers, they think they are educators big lie. Check out Genesis Preschool and Academy where owners has a very high education and works with all kinds of kids. She is educated which they are lacking, trained again not in Prime. Terrible place, not a good place for a curious mind and most importantly not supportive at all. Cheap place cheap quality. read more

My child's fist daycare. Teachers here are so gentle, loving and thoughtful, and my child has been learning a lot everyday. They provide children many kind of activities and send us a report everyday. I was so worried when I first left my child in here, but after 1-2 weeks she stopped crying and started to enjoy going here. Now she really like it here and I am very happy to see that. I am really thankful to the teachers here. read more

My son has been going to Prime Time since he was 4 months old (he's 5 now) and has truly grown and flourished there. He's met some amazing friends and formed meaningful attachments with his teachers/aides who are very loving and supportive. As such, he's learned so much and I'm very proud of his developmental achievements over the years. He has gone from teaching me words in baby sign language (that he learned at PT) to now showing a deep interest in learning to read and write. I have no doubt he will be ready for Kindergarten. I highly recommend Prime Time to anyone looking for a nurturing and education-minded environment to care for their young children. read more

My daughter has been going to Prime Time for almost 2 years already and I highly recommend this center to any family that is looking for care. Staff members are very loving and nurturing to the students and the management team are friendly and flexible. The center is very clean and safe, they follow health protocols everyday! read more

My three children all attend Prime Time and my wife and I have nothing but great things to say about the staff and facilities. Our children have been through all the different classroom age groups and have found nothing but encouraging and loving care. Their prices are reasonable and the management is very friendly and easy to work with. The multiple outdoor spaces are huge and the building is located away from any main roads. The only negative issue I can think of is parking availability when street cleaning is in effect. read more

My child attended Prime Time from 2-5 years old. The first couple of years it was a great experience, especially with "The Debbies" whom are amazing, loving teachers. In the last year of PreK we had a horrible experience which unfortunately is enough to negate all the time spent there. This is the year to prepare for Kindergarten. Other moms and I realized half way through the year what a horrible job the teachers were doing. We complained but nothing changed. We felt that it was too late in the year to uproot our children and move them so we stuck it out and demanded more. All of our very reasonable requests such as updates on how our children are doing were ignored. I was even told by my child that the teacher would not help when they didn't know how to do something. I could go on for a long time. Needless to say, my child was far from prepared for Kindergarten. I was advised by multiple people not to send my child there and I wish I listened. My other children will definitely not go to Prime Time. read more

We've been a very happy Primetime family since my oldest son was 2 months old. He is now 5 and we now have a set of twins, 2, also enrolled. Since my oldest son is getting ready to graduate from the Pre-K4 class in June, I will speak to our Primetime experience with him. As an expecting mother, I was apprehensive about putting my newborn in daycare. During my maternity leave, I was dead set on finding the best nanny to care for him for when I went back to work. After a string of bad experiences with nannies, I felt even more nervous leaving him to go back to work. Despite my concerns with daycare, I decided to find a large daycare center and check it out. I knew he would get sick and he wouldn't get one on one attention all the time, but the accountability, dependability, and peace of mind a daycare provided was worth at least considering. Our first experience at Primetime was in the Snugglies (newborns). The head teacher, was an incredible resource to me my first year as a mother. She assured me I was doing okay when I second guessed myself. Most importantly, she made sure my son was safe and happy. After our first year, I felt certain that I had made the right decision in sending my son to Primetime. He was extremely social and loving, and was right on pace developmentally. He knew nearly all of the teachers and would get excited to "graduate" to a new classroom with new toys and activities that were age appropriate. He would usually move to an older classroom with the same children which provided him with some additional stability and security. My son is an incredibly sweet well rounded boy and I give a lot of credit to the awesome teachers and curriculum at Primetime. The teachers helped ween him off the pacifier, helped us develop a potty training routine, taught him his numbers and letters, and now he's working on sight words among other things. I only half joke when I say that everything good my son has learned, he learned at Primetime! read more

My son has really enjoyed Prime Time--the staff is caring and kind and there are great activities for the little ones.

My husband and I are glad we had choice Prime Time. We sent our 20 months old son to Prime Time when he was 13 months old, in 2 weeks he skipped the crawling part and start to use the walker. Prime Time not just a day care, it's a place that teacher and director cares about your kids, they provide great learning programs everyday, and you can see your kid grows really fast. It's a place that you can feel trust and safe for your kid. read more

Both my children are enrolled here because we have come to trust the caring staff. Our 9 month old loves her Snugglies caregivers. While the room is well managed overall, my daughter feels nurtured. A sensitive baby, her daily smiles and reach-outs for the caregivers every morning assures me that this is the case. Also my toddler son, who has been here as an 8 month old and is now in pre k 3 , loves the entire staff and classmates. We have made many good parent friends. There is a sense of village care here so many eyes are on our kids to help keep everyone safe and encouraged. Within this environment he has not only developed strong social skills and confidence but his verbal and creative skills continue to grow and meet milestones. Like any important resource like this I've learned that it takes initial effort and open communication on both sides to make it work well. read more

It's been a month since our daughter who is 2, start coming to this daycare. As this was her first time at daycare, and also English is not her mother language, I was not sure how long it'll take her to get used to this place. For the first few days she cried when I brought her there, as expected, but the teacher hug her gently and let me move out of the room. When I came to pick her up, despite my worries, I saw her laughing and playing with other kids on the first day already. The teachers are really caring, professional and I can feel they are giving lots of love to our daughter which is making her feel comfortable, and making me happy that I chose the right place for her. Also, I thank to Jessica, the director, who took care of our enrollment. She says she's new here and there's many things that she needs to get used to, but she never hesitates to help us and I really like that I feel her warmness in each conversation. read more

My daughter has gone to Prime Time since she was 15 months old. We absolutely love it there! The staff is so friendly, the teachers are so loving, and the team is incredibly accommodating to us as parents. I can't say enough about the center and would definitely encourage any friends or family to send their kids there! read more

We were referred to Prime Time by friends whose children had attended and their reviews were glowing. As a result, we sent our son there when he was 10 months old (he is now 26 months old). Our experience has been terrific! I've been described as "very hands on" by my family (I am an older, first-time mom) and from what I've witnessed with my son's development thus far, I am very pleased. I am impressed with the curriculum as well as with the attentiveness and nurturing of his teachers. We receive a progress report each day with a photo and the communication with the school and individual teachers is clear and open. He is learning a lot (can count to 15 without help, knows shapes, can identify just about any animal and knows all of his colors). It is just as important to note that he enjoys going to school and playing with his friends. I am also glad that Prime Time also offers activities such as soccer, gymnastics and music. In the end, it is up to the parent to determine what is best for their child and for now, Prime Time is working very well for us and our son. read more

We enrolled our child at Prime Time Early Learning Center when he was around 20 months old. It was his first experience away from us and we were worried whether or not he will be able to adjust to the environment. We were very surprised​ to see that he perfectly adjusted to the environment very quickly. The staff was very accommodating​ during this transition period as well and always let us watch our child from the office which was very valuable for us as parents. I believe the warm attitude of the teachers had a huge effect on our child's quick adjustment. Another thing I like about this school which had big effect on our choice was the fact that the classrooms are huge and plenty of room for my child to wander around. Most importantly, the teachers were very responsive and give us great detail about our son's progress. Overall, we had great experience with prime time early learning center and greatly recommend it. read more

I enrolled my baby and then withdrew a day before she was to start. I went in to set up her crib in the infant room and observed for 2.5 hours. Incredibly disappointed. I provided this exact list to the director and she was initially defensive but did refund me my registration fees. I'm sharing here because I thought other parents of infants should know before you consider nursery enrollment. I'm adding one star because the classrooms for older kids look better maintained and suitable for the age range. UNACCEPTABLE --Bottle propping when feeding infants who are not yet able to hold their bottles up (this results in much leakage and many dropped bottles) --Ms. Judy throwing toys into the soft playpen. The children in this pen are mobile and there was huge risk of a child being hit by a toy. --Feeding the same bottle of formula (not cow's milk) to a child past an hour of the first attempt. It's recommended to toss unconsumed formula an hour after a baby has touched the nipple for fear of contamination, but this precaution was not taken by multiple caregivers in the afternoon. NOT IDEAL BUT PASSABLE --Exersaucers and various toys not cleaned after use by a child. Not even after use by three different children. When the babies aren't sick at all, this is relatively harmless, but if ONE baby had a runny nose, then all the babies that came into contact with the exersaucers would be exposed to illness. --Overuse of swings--there was one child who was napping in a swing for two hours. He was then given a bottle (he was able to hold it up himself), then diapered, then placed back in the swing. No other activities were encouraged. Basically, this child spent about 3-4 hours in the swing. --One caregiver was feeding one child some dry snacks, and while she did that, she ate some herself. --There is toy sharing--each child's toys are stored separately in their respective containers, but often there was toy sharing (i.e. the contents of two children's toy boxes distributed across four children). read more

I will never forget the horrible experience we have with Prime time edgewater location. The Education director Peninnah gave us really nasty attitude - I can't believe that's the attitude of an educator. Shame on you. When a little child as young as 2 years old did not act as they expect, instead of working with the parents to try to figure out what happen, all they did is to label him as an issue and try to get rid of him. They won't reject you directly, but they just make it extremely difficult for you and you wonder why you want to take your loved one to a nasty place like this so we left. One star is for the ladies who work in the classroom who are nice and understanding. read more

I was very impressed by this school. I did a tour or my two children , the space is large, clean and the teachers are all friendly. The children also looked very happy read more