I have worked for Years To Grow Daycare for six years now and can honestly say that I love the way…read morethat children are treated there. The Staff is always understaning and honestly taking time to listen to the kids, which is something I rearely see adults do in society. The children are also not just told rules but the rules are explained to them in way that they see the importance. There are no "Because I said so" teachers here. I love this place and would recomend it to anyone looking to teach the importance of morals and social skills to their children.

This place is amazing!! The staff and teachers truly love the kids and you can tell. I brought one…read moreof my kids here many moons ago. When we had a little surprise blessing I knew exactly where he was going. It was like we did miss any years when we walked in. They staff greeted us with open arms and immediately made my son feel at ease. I would recommend this place to everyone.

From the owner: What Makes Sugar ‘n Spice Unique – The Perfect Place for Your Child’s Growth!…read moreChoosing the right childcare center is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. We go beyond traditional care to provide a nurturing, enriching environment that supports your child’s development and happiness. • We care for children from infancy to 13 years old, including Vacation Station for school-age kids. • Hands-On Learning to Prepare for Kindergarten. Our curriculum promotes interactive, hands-on activities, ensuring your child is ready for the next step. • Our teachers are CPR-certified and continuous education with 15 CE hours annually. • Interactive and Secure Environment We provide keypad locks, theft protection, and PB&J TV, along with our private ProCare engagement app to keep you connected with daily updates and photos. From splash pads to one of the largest playgrounds in Acadiana, we ensure children stay active. Healthy meals are provided to fuel their growing minds. • Special Programs & Discounts We offer field trips, referral credits, and special discounts to add value to your experience with us. With four convenient locations across the Acadiana area, Sugar ’n Spice is a trusted, local childcare provider focused on providing a joyful, educational experience where every child is nurtured, in a family-oriented atmosphere! Come for the care, stay for the family! We’re here to guide, inspire, and celebrate every milestone with your child.

I am an employee here, and this place, the atmosphere is one of a kind. Our smaller class sizes,…read morehelps everyone connect on a deeper level. Our children are flourishing and learning core values.

From the owner: Limited time offer: 75% off of registration fee! Enrollment spots filling daily, call today to join…read moreour family!

Well meaning staff. Off to a rocky start. Pulled my child due to lack of professional guidance.read more

From the owner: A Child Care Center focused on STEAM Enrichment. Science. Technology. Engineering. Art…read more Mathematics. By introducing these concepts in early childhood, we prepare today's children to become tomorrow's problem solvers, innovators, and collaborators.

My son has been at this facility for about 3 years and now my daughter is in baby house and we've…read morehad nothing but great experiences! the director, Rebecca goes above and beyond for these kids!

Little Blessing has been just that, a blessing for us! My son has been going there since he was in…read morethe baby room & now he's in 2nd grade. He has his friends there & rides the bus to & from school with them. The staff that has been phenomenal as well. Always there to help with the kids. I do want to give a special shout out to the Little Blessing director, Leanne. She has been SO great with all of the kids and is very communicative with the parents. She is truly a blessing to this facility. We will continue to go there until he's outgrown it. -Hannah Higgins

Woodlands was just what the children needed- they are learning, growing and happy! No more crying…read morewhen they are dropped off but excited to get to "class". Thanks Woodlands! You are appreciated!!

I enrolled my daughter in September 2019 into daycare at the Woodlands Learning Barn located in…read moreBroussard, LA. Upon arriving to pick her up one evening during her first week I witnessed a teacher displaying concerning behavior. She was yelling at the children, yanked a little girl by her arm while pushing her with her other hand, and pulled another little boy by his arm. Before we left she changed my daughter's diaper because she had a bowel movement. She did a poor job in cleaning her, as she wiped from back to front. I immediately brought this to the director's attention. I was called the next day by the owner who told me they spoke with the teacher as well as wrote her up. She told me they reviewed the camera footage and did not see any wrongdoing on the teacher's part. Since then, my daughter has been bitten three times.The first time the child left a bruise on her arm where I was able to see each individual tooth on top and bottom. The second occasion they said happened when she and another student were playing. The latest biting incident occurred on December 30, 2019 and was done by the same child who bit her the first time.The bite had broken the skin and blood was drawn. From the picture it appeared to be a scratch, but in person you can see there was some puncture. I called her doctor who instructed me on proper care. I was very upset to hear my daughter was bitten for a third time. I went in to speak with the director. I explained to her that I was very upset and felt the child was developing a biting trend. I explained that I no longer wanted her around the little boy because this was the second time he had done this. They were very defensive of said student and almost made an attempt to say it was my daughter's fault because she took a toy. They kept telling me was there was a bite policy in place they were following. The director agreed they would not be in the same class anymore and that she would move her to a different area. I expressed that I did not want my child removed because she had an attachment to her teacher and the other students so I felt it would be punishing her when she did nothing wrong. They tried to use an excuse they felt she was bored and could benefit from a different room, but I stood my ground with my request. Before leaving I explained I was giving them one last chance, but if it happened again from the same child, I would remove her. The next day I had made two attempts to call the director that day to speak with her, but did not receive a phone call back. Instead, I spoke with her when I picked up my child. I explained to her that I went home and reflected on the situation and decided that since my daughter and the little boy are friends, I do not want them to be separated. I felt like that would have been punishing my child and that was not something I wanted to do. She sympathized that she understood and was respectful of my decision and the fact I thought about it. I explained I felt we could come up with alternate solutions to correct the problem, and she agreed. On the evening of January 3, 2020, I received a phone call from the owner. She explained that she had been out of town the past week but was aware of the situation. She then went on to say that she felt I was unhappy with the facility and the care my daughter was receiving, so she felt it was best I find another daycare to bring her to. When I asked her why my child was being ejected because of something another student did, she scoffed and told me not to try and turn the situation around on them. She then said this was the second time I had a problem with one of their teachers and she could not have that happening that she had a business to run. My problem was not with the teacher, but with how the biting problem was being handled, and I had made that very clear in previous conversations with the director. She told me my daughter was welcome to come back on Monday if I did not have a place for her, but she felt like I needed to find another facility for her after that. She kept telling me kids bite one another and stuff happens and "that is what it is". At the end of the conversation I told her maybe I should go find another daycare that can take better care of my child and watch the kids more closely. She laughed and said "Yea, okay", as if to say I won't find one. She also told me the child's parents were very upset that I did not want my daughter around him and that I felt he was aggressive. His parent's should in no way know my daughter's name or have been told what was said in our conversations. During the phone call the owner told me that the director, Brandi, recorded both conversations.The first conversation was held in their office.The second was held on the daycare floor during nap time. I was whispering and there were lullabies being played via the speaker system, so there is no way the camera system in place was able to record us speaking. I firmly believe our conversation was secretly