If I could give it 0 stars I would. It was my baby's first time going to daycare, and the teachers…read morewere so cruel, not just to my baby, to other kids as well. I loved the fact that they have cameras and you're able to watch your little one all the time, and thank God I did. The way they would scream to children it was unacceptable. Since it was my baby's first time in daycare, well, he was only there for a week and a half, but he would cry all day!!! He would not eat at all and they would put it in the app that he ate his food, which was a lie and in glad I was watching him. As his first time in daycare I knew it was going to take him a minute to get used to it, so I wasn't too concerned about the crying, but I was concerned about him not eating and they telling me that he did. Nap time was a nightmare for my little one, I also brought him some books, because he loves to read and I told them that if he was crying non stop, reading was going to soothe him. One day it was nap time and he didn't want to take a nap, there 2 teachers, by the way they are never the same teachers, every day is a different teacher, because they "rotate". One of the teachers was holding his head down and the other one was holding the rest of his body, holding him down to stay laying down on the mat, when I saw that I immediately called and asked them if it was obligatory to take nap, he clearly was not having it, so why force him? And they said, " I promise you they are not hurting him, but he needs to take a nap" and I said, yes they are!! They are forcing him to go to sleep!!. I had just started at a new job which is an hour away and I couldn't just leave, so I just kept watching, they held him down until he finally fell asleep. When I came to pick him up as soon as I walked through the door everyone started telling him "we didn't hurt him, he just needed to take a nap" What they advertised online was a lie, they didn't teach them anything! They would play videos on their phones and make them watch videos. They were constantly on their phones. That same day I looked for a different daycare, which I found a great one. That was his last day there, and the following week he started at this new day, the first day he loved it!! His mood and his energy after daycare was completely different, better, he would eat, he would play and when I came to pick him up he ran to me so happy, which he never did in the other one. I spoke to the director and she told me that she had no idea what had happened, but that they had gotten fired already, the two teachers that were forcing my baby to sleep, for some other reason they had gotten fired, so it wasn't just me complaining about their behavior with our children. This was my personal experience at this place, I don't know if things have changed, but I'm not interested in finding out. Don't send your children to this place!.

I love La Petite! My 2 year old goes here and she loves it! She comes home and talks about…read moreeverything she has learned! They also have extra curricular classes so my daughter takes Spanish! What 2 year old knows Spanish! I'm amazed at the teachers and director! I couldn't have chose a better school for my child!

Our son has gone for about a year now. We love Tot Spots! It's a safe learning environment for…read morechildren where kids are encouraged to be themselves!

From the owner: We have been caring for children in the Murfreesboro area for over 25 years! We are locally owned…read moreand operated and we take pride in the care that give our families. Come see how our family atmosphere IS the Tots' difference!

I wish my kids could continue attending. This place is wonderful and I have seen both of my kids…read moregrow and learn and build on their educational foundation to prepare them for the future.

We are so blessed to have put our son in this school.Our son has become well rounded and has a…read moregreat foundation that will help him excel in whatever school we put him in. We have had the experience of several of the teachers and each have been just amazing. He has shown tremendous improvement in all areas of early childhood development - vocabulary and language, reading, writing, numbers, geography and overall social skills. All credit goes to the dedicated teachers, the Montessori curriculum and the class environment this school has created for children. The great thing about this school is that it is nothing like a typical day-care. It follows a popular Montessori system where teachers follow a curriculum to teach specific skills to children based on their age and ability. The flexible system allows children to pick up on things they love to do, master it and then move on to something new. I found the school environment homey & comfortable yet professional and safe. The classes are big and bright with tons of educational material. Another thing I love about this school is that the teachers are very honest with you and work with you to help your child in areas that they need extra help with. Teachers consistently encouraged our child, fed his appetite for new and exciting learning needs, provided feedback and involved parents through out the school year via activities. Our son is in a safe and very nurturing environment, he is learning and having fun at the same time. What more could parents ask for? We strongly recommend this school to our friends and neighbors all the time.

The staff is the most helpful and hardworking staff I've ever met. They are capable and love my…read moredaughter so much. They have helped me a ton.

From the owner: Since 2003 Stonebrook Day School in Murfreesboro has led the way in early childhood education and…read moredevelopment, offering newborn and infant day care, toddler and twos child care, early preschool, preschool, and pre k programs. Our daycare and preschool programs are for young children ranging in ages from from 6 weeks to 5 years. We are firm believers in every child being given the room to grow, flourish and develop at their own pace. The child care and preschool methodology at Stonebrook Day School of Murfreesboro is to inspire and foster a sense of wonder and a love for discovery and learning in children at a very young age. We incorporate children's energy, interests, temperament and development levels into everything we do and strive to provide activities and environments that will meet your child where they are at. Stonebrook Day School is Murfreesboro family owned and based.

I have been with Kinder Care since 2013.. Kinder Care has been through 5 directors since then. I…read moregot the last director, Sujata Dukes to quit because she was absolutely the meanest human walking and she is a Minister. Before S. Dukes was a lady who never even started she went thru training but on the day she was supposed to start left a letter to parents saying that she wouldn't be accepting the position, Before her, was Ms. Toya, she was OKAY. Before Toya was 2 scamming white women, stealing money and mistreating workers just like Sujata Dukes. I am simply just at the point where I'm just tolerating KC because my son went there since 2yrs old and he is now 9 and my daughter has been there since 6 weeks old and she is currrently 4. I guess KC is a bad habit. Currently battling issues where my daughter has received 11 incident reports in one week and for those reading the review with bad a** kids, I will take manners into my own hands with said kid and said mom/dad so keep it up because it is completely unacceptable and I have officially given my child techniques and permission to fight back, period. I've paid KC faithfully since 2013, rarely late. always nice and understanding and my kids are amazing kids. I can say when I reach out to the Regional manager my issues get noticed but my gut instinct tells me that its not handled properly or the way it would be handled if it were their own kids. I have 10 months left w KC and my daughter will be 5 and we will be done w this place. I can give Shout Outs to Ms. Chasity , my daughter loves her.. and others that were workers such as Ms Jasmine but got fired bc of Sujata Dukes. :-( I miss you good workers. Just take caution where you make your long term investments. The fact that they will accept just any kind of child bothers me but also wanting a 5 start rating, the two don't add up. I can give kudos to what my daughter learns, she is very smart and well mannered. KC provides fruit and coffee for parents upon entrance which is beautiful. I like KC which is why I haven't left but these small issues are domino affects and we see on the news all the time devastating stores in regards to daycare's and I promise you I'm the mom to try it with. @bernisha.rynia

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)

My children love Kidspark! I appreciative the attentiveness of the staff and the activities they do…read moreWith the children. I feel like my children are in a fun, stimulating, and loving environment when I drop them off. Yay Kidspark!!

This review is long overdue! My family absolutely loves KidsPark! My boys, 5 & 3, beg to come here…read moreand my husband and I always feel very comfortable leaving them in care of the wonderful staff here. The facility is extremely clean, they have activities for all ages, and the owners are there often and extremely involved in day to day operational . My sons always come home excited to show us the new craft they made while there for the evening. We've used KidsPark for date nights and weekday school closures and it's always been a lifesaver. I can't recommend this drop in childcare center enough and hope to be able to continue bringing my boys here for years to come!

I am writing this review to share my family's experience so other parents can make informed…read moredecisions. My daughter attended Primrose until December 2025. We ultimately withdrew her after ongoing concerns about communication, follow-through, and basic care. The first time I was told that my daughter was experiencing "severe, daily issues" in her classroom was on 11/13/25, when the owner, Susan Burrow, stated that she was overwhelmed at school and unable to keep up with peers. This was surprising, as her teachers had consistently reported that she was having good days with only occasional incidents. The following day (11/14/25), I met with the Assistant Director, Blanne Burrow, to discuss simple, low-effort strategies that could help support my daughter when she became overstimulated. He took notes, and I sent a follow-up email summarizing our discussion. Later that afternoon, I received a call from the owner stating that none of the accommodations worked, despite it being only a few hours since our initial conversation. She also requested an "updated" diagnosis for my daughter's autism. I had to explain to a childcare provider that autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental disability and that the diagnostic criteria do not expire. On 11/21/25, I followed up with my daughter's lead teacher to ask whether the suggested accommodations had been shared with her. She could only recall one item, which made it clear the list had not been communicated or implemented in any real way, despite assurances that these strategies had already been attempted. There were also two separate occasions when I discovered that my daughter had not been changed for an extended period, resulting in soaked clothing and irritation: * 11/26/24: I noticed at home that she was still wearing the pull-up I had put on her that morning. It was fully saturated, her pants were wet, and she had had a bowel movement that caused irritation. I reported this immediately to the director and her teachers. * 10/1/25: I noticed the same situation when picking her up--wet pants, soaked pull-up, and a bowel movement. I brought her back inside to be cleaned and informed her teachers and the front desk, and notified the director the next day. These were not isolated communication issues. They became a pattern of concerns regarding transparency, follow-through, and basic care expectations. After weeks of trying to collaborate and advocate, we made the difficult decision to withdraw. After speaking with several staff members, I learned that my experience was not an isolated case. I was told that Primrose has pressured other families to withdraw children who fall outside what the school views as 'the norm.' I also learned that staff are not given any training on how to work with children who have special needs, despite repeated requests from teachers for that support. Every child deserves to feel supported, safe, and cared for at school. Unfortunately, that was not our experience here.

Our daughter started at Primrose when she was 11 months and has absolutely thrived there. She's now…read more2.5 years old and we have loved every class we've been in. She's has moved up 3 times as they move up every few months to accommodate the ever changing developmental stages. We love the staff and the teachers and feel 100% safe with our daughter being there. Would recommend to anyone and although it's quite expensive, you get what you pay for. It is worth every penny.

I used to go here and I stoped because the trainers were really rude mainly carm she's was the…read moreworst and the others if you took a turn too short you would have to buy them a Starbucks gift card and if you were one or more mins late they would tack up your horse so we left but I really recommend that you go to lucky fox farm in Murfreesboro

Not very friendly people here. Over priced. Desperate need of people skills. Over all my kid had…read morefun but i expected more for bang for my buck.