This is a great gym with something to offer for everyone in the family! The classes are great with…read morelots of variety, the gym area has updated cardio machines and a good selection of weight equipment. In the summer, the pool is a great value for the money. My girls have taken swim lessons and been on swim team with the YMCA and have had awesome experiences. We even attend the church that meets on Sunday mornings at 9:30 AM at the YMCA! . We are so grateful to have this organization in our town.

The YMCA at Schilling Farms has been such a positive part of our community. The staff is welcoming,…read morethe facility is clean and well-maintained, and there's something for everyone--from fitness classes to family-friendly activities. It's a place where you truly feel supported and encouraged.

I love this place and the people! My son has learned so much since attending. The curriculum is…read morelike no other. He always says he's had a great day. I know that he is learning because he comes home and tells me all of the exciting things he has done and learned. I am so glad that I chose this place! A very happy mom!

From the owner: The Learning Experience is a leading daycare in Collierville providing infant care, toddler…read moredaycare, preschool, and pre-k programs for children ages six weeks to six years. Families searching for dependable child care in Collierville trust our safe, nurturing classrooms and engaging early childhood education programs. Our proprietary curriculum supports kindergarten readiness through hands on learning, STEM activities, music, fitness, and social emotional development. From infant daycare and toddler programs to private preschool and after school care in Collierville, our experienced teachers deliver structured learning, enrichment programs, and reliable child care near Collierville for working families.

Wow where can I begin? This center is beyond accommodating, the staff are all wonderful and they…read moretruly care for your children. It's hard in this day and age to put your trust in another person to care and love your child the way you do. But at KinderCare they all truly do, every teacher and staff member knows your child by name even if they aren't in their class, for me that was huge because they take the time to make as personal connection with every child. My son loves getting up and going to school and half the time doesn't want to leave when I pick him up! I highly recommend them to anyone who is torn and just wants a safe and loving place for their child to learn and grow! KinderCare is the place!

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

Our Goddard experience was fantastic!…read more We enrolled our son when he was four, and I wish we had enrolled him sooner. It's true that classes fill up. (It's a great school.) When our son started, Goddard had an opening for three days a week. Only a month or so later, space opened up for five days (when a family moved away). Our son completed the 4Y and 5Y class, and headed to Kindergarten well prepared. He was a little behind when switched from a local church preschool to Goddard. We saw incredible progress within the first two weeks, not just in what he was learning, but in his social skills. Our experience was fantastic from start to finish. Goddard made learning fun, and incorporated education in everything. An example: One day, my son's class learned about motion. They carried that learning outside and applied it to riding toys. When he had a bit of trouble grasping a pencil hard enough to write legibly, his teachers increased writing activities, recommended things to do at home, and focused on his improvement. It wasn't a one-size-fits-all or they "get it" or they don't approach. Our experience was that they paid attention to our child's needs, and adjusted/reinforced where possible. Each day, we received a pic or two with a recap of the learning focus and activities for that day. That was a nice touch, and sparked some great conversations at home. Well organized. Fun, caring, and focused learning environment. Our son learned so much. He blossomed. We are incredibly thankful.

Best preschool around! Excellent teachers and staff. They teach beyond the basics and I feel…read moresafe knowing my children are cared for at Goddard.

I would definitely recommend this center, both of my granddaughters attended the staf is very…read moreknowledgeable ,caring and loving. They are very attentive to the needs of the children. I highly recommend 1000%

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND LA PETITE ACADEMY TO ANYBODY WITH A CHILD. PERIOD…read more My name is Charles Tate, and my son attended La Petite for about two years. I can personally say that I regret ever sending my son there. A lot of the behavioral problems we are fighting to correct now started while he was attending La Petite. Before La Petite, my son was at home with me and his mother. He was not constantly throwing temper tantrums, falling out, biting, and displaying the type of behavior that became normal after being in that environment. Instead of progressing, we watched our child start going backwards. My biggest problem is the lack of supervision and accountability from some of the teachers. Too many times it looked like teachers were sitting around while these kids were allowed to do whatever they wanted. I would pick my son up around 5:00 PM with PILES of food still on his clothes. I'm talking about thick globs of spaghetti, crumbs, dried food, and mess all over him. If my child has been walking around for hours with thick food all over his clothes, what does that tell me? Nobody even bothered to clean him up. When I complained, the excuse was basically, "He's a messy eater," and I was told maybe I should send extra outfits. HOW MANY OUTFITS AM I SUPPOSED TO SEND? Two or three outfits every single day? Ten to fifteen outfits every week because the teachers can't wipe food off a child or change his clothes? That's ridiculous. And I know it's ridiculous because since moving him to his new learning center, HE COMES HOME CLEAN. Same child. Same eating habits. Different school. There were times I picked my son up and his Pampers would be soaked with pee or dirty with poop. One day I walked into La Petite and my son had taken his shoes and sock off and was sitting there SUCKING ON HIS SOCK. The teacher didn't even seem to know what was happening. You're sitting in the same classroom with my child and don't notice he's taken his shoe and sock off and is sitting there sucking on it? That is the type of supervision I'm talking about. My son came home with too many unexplained injuries. Bumps on his head. Bite marks on his body. Scrapes on his legs bad enough that skin was missing. And too many times NOBODY COULD TELL US WHAT HAPPENED. I even personally walked in and caught a teacher YELLING AT MY SON. Then they started putting my son in a classroom with children who weren't speaking, and instead of watching him develop, we watched him regress even further. My son went from saying words to barely saying anything. Now we are having to work like hell to get him out of the hole he fell into developmentally and behaviorally while attending this daycare. And yes, I'm going to speak on the director, Miss Sean. Miss Sean is nice, but NICE IS ALL SHE IS. In my experience, Miss Sean is extremely passive-aggressive when it comes to actually dealing with problems, and she allows entirely too much to happen without anybody being held accountable. Being nice and smiling in a parent's face does not mean anything if the same problems keep happening to their child. If teachers aren't properly supervising children, DO SOMETHING. If children are repeatedly coming home filthy, DO SOMETHING. If a child keeps coming home with unexplained injuries, DO SOMETHING. If parents repeatedly complain, DO SOMETHING. You are the DIRECTOR. At some point, the excuses have to stop and somebody has to be held accountable. And here's what really confirmed everything for me: We finally took my son out of La Petite and sent him to a different learning center. MY SON DID BETTER HIS FIRST WEEK AT HIS NEW SCHOOL THE LEARNING CENTER THAN HE DID IN TWO YEARS AT LA PETITE. Let that sink in. He comes home with clean clothes. He keeps his shoes on. We're seeing improvement. We aren't dealing with the same nonsense and excuses. Same child. Different environment. Different teachers. Different results. That tells me everything I need to know. Parents, please pay attention to your children. Pay attention when their behavior suddenly changes. Pay attention when they repeatedly come home filthy, soaked, bitten, scraped up, bruised, or with injuries nobody can explain. Don't let anybody continuously make excuses and convince you that everything is just your child's fault. I trusted La Petite with my son, and based on MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, I WOULD NEVER DO IT AGAIN. I would not recommend La Petite Academy to ANYBODY with a child. Charles Tate Father of Jace Tate

If you want a school that treats your child as one of their own, it's The Goddard School - Cordova…read more I was choked up as I said goodbye to my 12-week old bundle-of-joy my first day back to work. Is my sweet baby going to be okay? Is he going to miss me? Will they know if he needs his paci? Am I making the right decision? Over the past 6 months, the Goddard staff has shown that they not only love my little boy, but will go the extra mile to make sure he is happy, safe, and well taken care of while mama and papa are at work. Thanks to The Goddard School for a wonderful past 6 months! And for providing a stimulating, nurturing environment for our little man to spend his days.

Love the Goddard School of Cordova! wonderful, safe environment, friendly and has the BEST…read morestaff/teachers.

When we first started TLE, I would've given this place a 5+. It was not "perfect", but it mostly…read morehad everything on the checklist marked off. The staff was nice, they seemed to care about the children, there was structure in her classroom, and she enjoyed going. I was very transparent about my anxiousness surrounding my child going to a facility for the first time. The director at the time was completely transparent and understanding. Her teachers were very transparent and understanding as well. At the time, the only concern I had was the revolving doors of teachers in the preschool and up classrooms. Safety wise, the front door is locked and the door to get to the classrooms is locked and accessed with a key fob. After the new director arrived, there was an obvious change. The quality of the center decreased drastically. There was a lack of professionalism from management. My child reported to me that a teacher hit her and from reading the reviews, there is someone there that is hitting kids and still works there. The director did not care. She literally shrugged her shoulders and walked past me when I asked for a follow up stating that the girls asked the accused and she said she didn't do it. This was until I wrote an email. Soon after it seemed like everything that my child did was a problem. Every day or other day after that email, the director would tell me that she was doing things that was NOT unique to my child. She was doing what me and her dad observed other children was doing as well. It would be difficult for me to tell my child to stop doing things that others are doing at that age. I was never told the steps used to stop the behaviors except they would tell her to stop or had her in the office. I never saw another child in the office. And while she was in the office the director told her that she was keeping up all of that mess. That was inappropriate to say to a child her age. Also, I was never brought into the office to have a formal sit-down conversation for any resolutions, I was always told the bad, and never anything good about my child. I'd also like to point out that these behaviors are expected at this age but could be addressed and corrected with redirection or some kind of deterrent besides hitting her. I also realized that it mostly happened these behaviors happened more with a certain teacher. The teacher is nice, but I recognized that she was not equipped or trained to deal with these behaviors because at times, the entire class would be wild. It's disappointing because she loved going there. One day she told me that she didn't want to go there anymore, and that the director was mean toward her. I will never know exactly what was said or what happened, but I assured her that she will never have to step a foot on that property again. I originally put my child there for the structure and curriculum. I give this place 2 stars because the teachers are still nice for the most part. Otherwise, this place deserves 1 star for the lack of professionalism from management especially the director, decreased structure, pricing, and the revolving door of staff. If you want to send your child to overly priced babysitting service, then this is the place for you.

From the owner: The Learning Experience is a leading daycare in Memphis providing infant care, toddler daycare,…read morepreschool, and pre-k programs for children ages six weeks to six years. Families searching for dependable child care in Memphis trust our safe, nurturing classrooms and engaging early childhood education programs. Our proprietary curriculum supports kindergarten readiness through hands on learning, STEM activities, music, fitness, and social emotional development. From infant daycare and toddler programs to private preschool and after school care in Memphis, our experienced teachers deliver structured learning, enrichment programs, and reliable child care near Memphis for working families.

I picked up my grandchildren at CCA today for the first time at their new daycare & preschool. The…read morefacility is very nice & the staff are friendly & helpful. I highly recommend it!

We love CCA!! The teachers and management are exceptional. My child loves coming each morning and…read morewaves when we drive past on the weekends.