Amazing awesome place love it!!! Very played back and good environment the food here is so tasty!read more

Watching ROYA OKC play some team from Florida. Good stadium, typical us sporting event with…read moredrumming and yelling and screaming and food a plenty.

it wasnt a bad school just some teachers like ms.Mcgil were really rude and the kids are not to bad…read morebut some are really rude and the education is not horrible but its not great because every teacher i had there gsve me a a few mins in class to learn a whole new thing and expected me to know everything and i have a IEP for my adhd and i was supposed to have 2 teachers and i did but they were all rude to me.

Big busy school parking is a big big issue. Over all very mice school with helpful teacher and…read moreprincipals. Clean school lots to do.

We only attended this location for a month, but from my tour to our last day, nothing but a…read morewonderful experience. After moving to OK, and the daycare our family has been using hadn't responded with a waitlist update I booked a tour and Ms. Amber was able to get my daughter in immediately. Across the board the curriculum and day to day activities have been wonderful for our kiddos (we came from ~4 years at an LPA out of state). At the end of the day the staff at each location is going to make all the difference though. Every teacher and assistant we met here was warm and wonderful. Couldn't ask for a better experience. My daughter is still talking about her teachers and friends a month later!

We love all the teachers at this location! They make me and my little feel like we're family…read more They're following Covid regulations and cleaning around the clock. If you want an amazing daycare this is where I recommend.

Thank you Yelp! From Cassandra's review mentioning webcams, to Steffanie's review detailing the…read moretotal cost, I felt like I had enough information to get our little girl registered a few months ago when the woman who had been watching her on Mondays and Fridays went back to work. I knew this wouldn't cover everything, but I knew it would help to have an option. I now have someone helping us at home those two days, but she needed today off, and I desperately still needed to work. Our Mothers Day Out is also over at 2:30, so I can imagine some days when I will need to get her from there and bring her by here so I can get more of a full work day in when JJ's grandmothers are not available. The registration process is reassuringly lengthy - they are not even playing with this! They ask for a lot of important info and require current immunization charts (huzzzah!). It took them a few days to approve our application, but once you're pre-approved, you can bring your kiddo anytime. They charge a once a year fee of $70 per family and then $10 an hour for one kid. The price goes down to $15 per hour for two kids, and so on. Not too shabby, and the registration fee will quickly pay for itself if we use this much at all. She had an awesome day. She was happy to see me, but didn't really want to leave, and I think that is perfect. She lingered for a long time on the front patio smelling the flowers and then tried to get back in. We haven't activated the webcams but we will, not so much to check up on them but just to see how much fun she must be having. They supply snacks and lunch for a $4 charge per snack/lunch. Honestly, on a day like today, it was so worth it to not have to worry about what I would pack for her lunch. There is a 6-hour, DHS-mandated maximum, and you are heavily penalized for going over, so this really is a "Drop In" and not an all day thing. Today I needed to pick up our daughter by 3:50 to beat the 6 hour mark, and I got there at 3:30. But, she played so hard, she fell asleep about 5 minutes into the car ride and didn't even wake up when I got her out of her seat, so I'm back at my desk and back at work with a napping baby! Five stars plus plus!

My favorite thing is that I don't have to invite a stranger into my home to be alone with them for…read morehours. The accountability from more people being present and the webcams make this more attractive than babysitters and the cost is comparable, so why not?! I heard about Spontaneity from a neighbor and I was immediately intrigued. We moved to Edmond a few months ago and I love it, but I miss my network of kid watchers and my mother in law! So, a drop in kids center sounded amazing. There are three steps to get in: 1. Take a tour. 2. Schedule an interview/meeting (review their policies with them). (2a. Sign up for webcam service--not required, but a benefit) 3. Drop your kid off. We visited for the tour and we were pleasantly surprised that our child was invited to play while we talked. We came at a busy time (Saturday evening) so we really got to see the place in action. The front door is locked and the gal at the desk has to let folks in (we gave a code we'd like for the door, so not sure how that works as everyone got buzzed in). The lobby area has a place to leave shoes and coats and there are special socks they like the kids to wear to avoid losing socks and for hygiene. We came back a week later to interview and our kiddo got to play then. This is great for those kids that haven't done school or been away from parents much to see how they do in a care setting. A few days later we dropped our kids off (five months and almost 4 years). I loved being able to watch them if I got that "I wonder how they're doing" feeling and being able to SEE everything. Also, they round time to the minute, so if you think you'll be 3 hours, but actually are 2.5, you'll get charged for two full hours plus a half--not three.

In my opinion, at least one teacher was not properly reprimanded for failure to report incidents in…read morea timely manor. Instead, it appears that the teacher was given a slap on the wrist while at least two kids suffer the consequences of the teacher's bad judgement, failure to inform parents in a timely manor and failure to do an official incident report for serious offenses. The problem we ran into here was with one teacher and another child that took advantage of the situation. The Kindercare brand, in general, has been good for us. To be fair, the rest of the teachers do seem to try to follow policy and truly care for the kids under their care. In addition, changes have been established, by the manager, to help prevent future incidents.

My first time with a daycare, I enrolled my, 12 month old son into toddler room. He was sick every…read moreweek; I was told it was usually for kids to be sick for first year if new to daycare. He brought home, pharyngoconjunctival fever, both my husband and I got it too. Again surprised nothing was mentioned at daycare except some "reports of pink eye". Diaper rashes became a chronic problem (yeast infection once a month) and we requested many times ointment be applied, many times pleaded. Only to find out, after we pulled him out, the ointment tube was in his box still brand new. When we dropped him off he cried, when we picked him up he cried and ran to us, almost every day. Again, it must be because he's small and new to daycare, but after 6 months you start to wonder. Last straw was when director had been away for a week and we picked him up in terrible state; dried snot and yogurt all over his face, poop in diaper, dark deep red rash and incomplete daily sheet. With no home care available we pulled him out for his best interest. Director was very empathetic and has assured us policies had been put into place to make changes. They offered an opportunity to use another toddler room, we declined. We found another daycare, it's been a month and since day one he has not cried once at pick up, nor has there been any diaper rashes. He has not been sick either. I truly hope policies had been put into place in KinderCare and hope they realize, this isn't like any other franchise, they are taking care of children and babies and that needs a special kind of attention. You need to have staff that enjoys that type of work. For now, I cannot recommend this place to anyone.