Great pool in the summer, wonderful friendly staff. Love the instructors and the class offerings.read more

Always pleasant people there to assist and help with any question. Love the workout equipment.read more

it's located Victoria station and it's easy if you're using public transportation. The provide is…read moregreat and has background working with kids in DCD and ASD.

This a hop was superior in providing social, emotional, and academic development to my child. He'd…read morebeen to a different day care before and we ran into issues. The passion and competence of the staff and leadership at this school is unmatched. I recommend them with the highest regards.

Where do I begin? We have been a client at Primrose Arden Hills since the beginning of 2001, when…read morewe enrolled my 24 month old granddaughter. She has thrived since that day! She has learned so much and I feel she is so prepared to begin kindergarten next month! The teachers and staff are amazing! They truly care and show that to each of the kids! My granddaughter looked forward to each and every school day at Primrose and was always excited to go! The only negative is that they do not have a kindergarten program! We would definitely have continued her education here...we love it that much!!!

Both my boys attend Little Voyageurs. This is their second Montessori school. My wife and I like…read moreLVMS better than our last one. Our boys have grown and learned faster than any of their friends who do not attend LVMS. We highly recommend LVMS.

From the owner: Individualized Learning Environment…read more Little Voyageurs Montessori School provides educational and fun opportunities for children from 33 months of age through kindergarten. We are a parent-directed, non-profit school, established in 1968 and serving families from Columbia Heights, Minneapolis and surrounding areas. The program: * is designed to expose children to a variety of experiences to help arouse their curiosity and natural desire to learn while exploring in a hands-on environment. * promotes life skills and independence. * lays a foundation in reading, language development, mathematics, geography and an understanding of varied cultures. Children receive individual presentations and progress at their developmental rate. We offer: * Morning and afternoon sessions * Hot lunch option * Half and full day options We offer flexible and extended hours from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 pm. to accommodate the work schedules of parents. We accept child care assistance and have a financial aid program We are conveniently located near Central Avenue and I-694. Call today to enroll your child.

Kinderberry Hill is a fantastic place for my 4 year old! My daughter has had amazing learning…read moreexperiences with science, art, Spanish, music, learning her letters, writing, drawing and more. I am so impressed with the caliber of the teachers, the staff and the whole team. I LOVE that there is a nurse on-site to take care of kids and to give me advice when I need it as a new mom. I also love that there are some "extra" programs we can sign the kids up for to give them some variety or new experiences that I do not have time to do as a full-time working mom. I have my daughter enrolled in a weekly dance class where she is learning coordination, grace, rhythm and moves. Other extras like Soccer John, The Chef, the bouncy castle and field trips, screen-free week support to parents and many many other extras. I highly recommend KBH!

From the owner: As the Twin Cities' premier child development experts for over 25 years, Kinderberry Hill Roseville…read morehas a proven reputation for providing the finest childcare and learning experience for Minnesota's youngest learners.

Our son attended Casa de Corazon Kingfield on Nicollet for almost 1 year, starting in Infant A and…read moreending in Toddler B. I wanted so badly for Casa to work for us, unfortunately, we just never were able to make that happen. I know that this review is in stark contrast to every other review, but I'm hoping to give one perspective so that people can make a truly informed decision. The benefits are pretty clear: organic food, multicultural curriculum, Spanish language immersion, and for us, it was close to home. Here are the downsides and why we chose to move to a different childcare center: 1. The program is not only Spanish immersion for the children, but also the parents. The teachers speak little to no English which makes communicating about very basic things like how our child's day was, did he eat, how is she sleeping, etc. impossible. The directors do speak English, however, they are always running around highly stressed talking on walkie talkies and do not have time to communicate. I understood when we chose Casa that it would be Spanish immersion for our son, I didn't realize communication as a non-Spanish speaking parent would be so incredibly challenging. It's entirely possible that if we, as parents, spoke Spanish, we would have had a very different experience. 2. They take the maximum number of children to teacher ratio allowed by the state and always seem overworked and very stressed - especially the directors. Voicemails and emails went without response for days - sometimes not responded to at all until I emailed or called again. The app that they use to communicate to parents about their child throughout the day is perfunctory at best. While it gives a general overview of what the kids are doing, you will get no specific feedback on your individual child and any message you want to send to the teacher through the app goes without response. 3. The parking situation is a nuisance at best and incredibly dangerous at worst. There is only parking on Nicollet Ave with zero crosswalks to the school. Parents jaywalk, block traffic, and are ridiculously aggressive for parking spots. I was almost hit multiple times by other parents swerving into or cutting me off for parking spaces - imagine Hunger Games but with over caffeinated, under appreciated and sleep deprived caretakers to little Id driven beings - it's not pretty. 4. Lastly, the teachers are inconsistent. It's luck of the draw if you get a kind caring teacher. Our infant teachers were amazing but his morning toddler room teacher was a bit of nightmare - cold, defensive, never once said even an "hola" to me when I dropped off my son. Coincidentally, my son started screaming in the mornings on school days and would latch onto me when I brought him into his classroom shortly after he transitioned to this teacher's room. Thankfully, the other teachers later in the day seemed much more pleasant and caring. The point is, there's really no consistency in the quality of teacher you will get. They also transition in and out of classrooms frequently so the good news is that if you do not like the teacher, they will probably change. Take all of this for what it's worth. There are many reviews to the contrary, this is simply one perspective based on our experience. Hope it helps give a more 360 view of Casa.

We were very interested in considering this school for our infant son, however, they only offer…read moretours one day a week at 9:30 in the morning. When I wrote to inquire as to whether there is an option for an afternoon tour the Director responded and said "it would be unsustainable to meet every family's schedule." She acted like they were setting the bar in accommodation when all they do is offer one rigid tour time once a week on a specific day. There's very little about that, which is accommodating. The feel that was given off is you're a burden if you can't fit into their very narrow box. They gave off a bad vibe. There's too many other good places out there to settle for unaccommodating service. Plus it makes me nervous that they would apply the same style of inflexible thought, to the care of the children.

Our son has been at this location for 9 months and it has been a joy! He loved his infant teachers…read moreso much and is really enjoying his older infant/young toddler class. He is always smiling at pick up and I am always excited to witness what he's learning. The team from drop off to pick up seems to truly care about him and every student.

We started sending my three-year-old son to Step-by-Step in October, against my husband's horror at…read morethe cost. It soon became apparent, however, that you get what you pay for, and I would gladly sell various internal organs (either my own or those of others) to keep him here. Bottom line, they teach kids to be independent and to love to learn, and as a teacher myself, this is THE most important lesson.