absolutely love everyone there!! My daughter loves it there sometimes doesn't want to leave. All…read morethe teachers are so nice and they comun every time something happens.

Literally one of the worst daycares I have ever taken my kids to. HERES A COUPLE OF THE MANY…read moreREASONS: 1. They ignored my NEWBORN child when she threw up on herself so often she had to have 2 medicated creams to help with the infection it caused on her ears. When brought up to the daycare director Stephanie- SHE DID NOTHING. Instead my kids were asked to leave the daycare facility. That teacher is still in the infant room! 2. They never called me when my children were sick - EVER - instead I came to pick my child up and she was naked in the corner of the room covered in vomit crying - they gave her milk knowing she was allergic. When asked they denied but told the other co workers and was eventually told to me that my child was given milk. When brought up to the director Stephanie- SHE DID NOTHING! 3. The director kept double charging my daycare fees and said that wasn't being paid properly. And I had to fight tooth and nail to get a refund. 4. I walked in to the class to drop my kids and watched big kids in the infant room pulling infants hair out and pelting METAL water bottles at other kids heads (and the little girl was begging them to stop crying on the floor screaming) and again the teacher did NOTHING and let them beat her up- and said oh they're okay. I HAVE SO MANY HORROR STORIES FROM THAT PLACE PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR KIDS THERE!!! Literally anywhere else works better than here!

We were new to Kennesaw and looking for somewhere for our 7 yr old daughter to stay during the…read moresummer. We looked at several facilities and decided on Childtime. What a great decision! Our daughter loves it. They do an excellent job! Tons of activities!!! Five stars at a great price!!! You will not be disappointed.

I have concerns about a director who never speaks and doesn't interact with the parents or kids,…read moreand they change workers too much.

From day one I knew this would be the daycare for my daughter. We had an issue with her previous…read moredaycare and needed to move her ASAP. The staff was super accommodating the day of our search, the next morning (when I enrolled her at 7am), and during her time there so far. My daughter enjoys going to school and is excited about her teachers and new friends. Another great plus is that they offer several extracurricular activities during the school day which is a big time saver for me and still allows my daughter the enrichment that these classes offer. Extra benefit: their school photos are really great!

Primrose of Bells Ferry is an accredited, private preschool providing full curriculum for…read moreInfants-Explorers Club using Primrose's proprietary Balanced Learning approach. The teachers are nurturing, engaging and truly have a knack for their profession. The teachers focus on laying the foundation in each room of skills that will be built upon as they move up through the school. The campus has improved in the last year and a half...new equipment, new parking lot, new classrooms, new management, etc. Teachers and management are truly passionate about the very important job that they hold & take it seriously, knowing that for many of our students, we are their first experience in an educational setting, and we want to be a very positive one!

So impressed! The owner/director spent an hour and a half walking us through their program and…read moreshowing us around. The curriculum is company wide and extremely extensive, from infants (yes infants!) to pre-k. They don't just leave it up to the teachers to design it. That way, if a teacher leaves the school, the next just picks up where the last one left off. Even though the building is 30 years old, they update it regularly and it is very well kept. They just put down artificial turf for the wee ones' playground. All of the classrooms are separate so you aren't walking through one class to get to another like I've seen at other Daycares. The daily reports are emailed to you so you don't have to keep up with a bunch of papers for your child's patterns. The ratio of teacher to child is very low so your little one will get lots of one on one attention. They go the extra mile too. Teaching all the basics but also stuff like Spanish and sign language to the infants. The facility looked clean and smelled nice. They even sent us home with a checklist to use if/when looking at other Daycares. The tuition...pricey but definitely worth it! I actually look forward to sending my little man here soon!

The first month was rough, but I think it's because my kid was always sick. Now she is excited to…read morego (16months) or at least doesn't cry when I leave. The teachers are great and communication is constant and easy. It was a hard transition to go to one nap a day- my kid has to be dropped off at 630- but all daycares I checked out do that. I think it helps the 9-5 parents most. Always clean and I've seen some of the food they give to my kid.... (Yum) overall I hate that I have to use it at all, but I know my baby is in good hands.

DO NOT RECOMMEND. The staff is extremely "petty," writing incident reports for toddler behaving,…read morewell, like a toddler. I had an outside person come in to observe who witnessed teachers humiliating my 3 year old (stopping him, calling attention to the entire class, and having him make a public apology) for a minor and accidental incident. Overall, they are very inauthentic, rude, and disrespectful. The owner is a Doctor who expects a child experiencing grief and loss to make strides of change in an environment that fosters hostility, which is a completely unreasonable and unrealistic request.

Highly Recommend!!! I have had two children in this school,…read morestarting over 8 years ago. My first child to attend PV is reading at a middle school level thanks to the incredible teachers who have become like family to us. While no two children are alike, both their teachers worked through challenges with incredible patience and communication. There have been many instances over the years where teachers and administrators alike have gone above and beyond the call of duty to help, even taking a lunch box that belonged to my elementary school child to his school when I accidentally mixed them up. It is our last year at parkview and it saddens me. I will forever be grateful for the amazing academic advantage they have given both of my children and the emotional intelligence to be kind and empathetic.

After 2.5 years at TLA South, we decided to move our son to another daycare, and looking back, I…read morewish we had made the decision much sooner. The best thing this center has going for it is the new Director, Stephanie. Unfortunately, our experience with Executive Director Simmie (who also happens to be the daughter of the owners) was consistently disappointing. When we raised concerns, we often felt dismissed, and communication was poor. Instead of feeling like our concerns were heard or addressed, we left many conversations feeling frustrated. Another ongoing frustration was there was rarely anyone available at the front of the building during morning drop-off. When we first started attending, there was someone at the desk but toward the end there was never administration present in the morning. The teachers were tucked away in their rooms but no one in the front of the building - raising safety concerns. If parents had a question, concern, or needed to communicate something important about their child, there often wasn't anyone there to speak with. It gave the impression that parent communication was simply not a priority. One of our concerns was that the primary afternoon teacher had difficulty communicating with us in English. We found this challenging, especially when discussing our son's day and developmental progress. When we raised this concern, we did not feel it was taken seriously by Simmie. In contrast, Stephanie acknowledged that this communication barrier was a significant issue and recognized the impact it had on families. We appreciated that she listened and understood why it mattered. We also repeatedly asked for support with potty training and were told it would be addressed, but we never saw a consistent plan implemented. The classroom itself appeared to have a limited selection of older toys, and we saw very little evidence of structured educational activities or curriculum. Our son frequently came home with reports of scratches, hitting, and other incidents involving classmates. While occasional incidents happen in any daycare, the frequency became concerning to us and ultimately contributed to our decision to leave. The difference since changing schools has been remarkable. In just two weeks at his new center, our son has been happier, more engaged, and thriving. Every family's experience may be different, but based on ours, I encourage parents to thoroughly explore all of their childcare options before making a decision.

My kids have been going to the South location over 2 years and we LOVE it. My daughter started…read moreinKayla is wonderful and will answer any and all questions. Simmie(owner) is onsite regularly and will also always respond to any questions personally. They have a handful of staff that has been there over 10 years. Is there turn over with the young ones occasionally (yes) but they are the lazy ones who don't want to actually work.

This is a lengthy review--because it's an important one. If…read moreyou're a parent weighing trust, safety, and support for your child, I hope you'll read this through. What happened here should matter to all of us. When a childcare center--an institution meant to nurture and protect--responds to a parent's concern with legal threats instead of accountability, it betrays its very purpose. This isn't just corporate crisis management. This is a place entrusted with children, choosing image over integrity and intimidation over compassion. When the business of care puts PR above people, especially children, that's not just disappointing--it's disqualifying. We asked for help. We pleaded for partnership as our child--fresh off a stellar pre-K year--struggled with a difficult transition. We came to them with honesty, transparency, and hope. In return, we got nothing. No plan. No compassion. No meaningful response. Just behavioral labels, silence, and distance. Then came the moment that broke our trust: our five-year-old was left in emotional distress--alone, in a foyer, crying--while staff stood by and did nothing. No comfort. No connection. No basic human decency. This is not a "difference of opinion." This is a violation of what childcare is supposed to be. All I ever wanted was acknowledgment and a sincere apology. What I got instead was a cease and desist letter. You don't get to violate trust and then police the truth. No ownership. No empathy. Just an attempt to bully me into silence. They wanted my review gone. They wanted my voice quiet. But I will never be silent when it comes to my child's dignity and well-being. I stand by my experience--and I'm not alone. Scroll through the honest 1-star reviews from other families who've spoken up about similar concerns. Then contrast those with the sudden flood of 5-star ratings from employees, friends, and those clearly tied to the business. It's manufactured praise designed to bury real feedback. Even worse are the generic, dismissive corporate replies: tone-deaf, cold, and entirely disengaged from the actual harm experienced. There was a time when this center felt like a second home. That changed when it came under corporate management. A once nurturing environment became cold, calculated, and "business-first." Longstanding teachers left. The warmth was gone. Leadership changed, and so did the values. When care becomes too inconvenient, children stop being seen as learners--and start being labeled as problems. When a center punishes feedback, silences concerns, and starts treating children like liabilities instead of humans -- I believe that's no longer a safe place for any family.

I have had an amazing experience at Chroma early learning academy at River Green. My grandson goes…read morehere and we all love it. The teachers and administrator's are always warm , welcoming and loving. We had a billing problem when we first started and they took care of everything for us. Amazing school and staff!

Love this school so far! My son has been in preschool for the last 6 months, and the teachers and…read moreadministration have all been great. I feel like they truly take care of the children, and I trust that my son is in excellent hands when I have to leave him all day for work. They personally greet every child and parent for drop off and pickup, have high standards for safety and cleanliness, and they keep the kids engaged. Very happy so far!

I would say that the location is under excellent management! The 3 ladies who run this school take…read moregreat pride in serving the kids AND the parents. The school was always clean, it never smelled like a daycare, and they were always doing fun things with all age groups (no one was left out). If we had a concern, the director's door was open and she actually addressed our concerns.... she did not simply pacify us and turn her back. The teaching staff had good morale and were generally friendly. They did so many small things to make each day special for the kids. They NEVER let a child walk into/out of their school without a personal greeting. I would say that this is a very safe and well run school. Nicole is an excellent director, she takes good care of the kids AND the parents. You can't forget that parents write the checks. I might also add that my child learned more in Mrs. Flugman's pre-k class at this school, than she learned the next year at another location in kindergarten. They take great pride in their program and they really care about every kid in that school. Very glad my child had a chance to learn with Primrose at Oregon Park. I could go on and on.....this place was very impressive. Well done Nicole and staff.