Seriously the best and I'm so happy how they treat my son, he is never left in dirty clothing,…read morenever has diaper rash, they worked with our schedule the best they could they are all so very nice! We enjoy the app and the updates just I could keep going on and on truly a great experience with them. I always tell them how much our three month old loves his teachers!

Primrose on Collier parkway is amazing! We enrolled our children there recently and the staff has…read morebeen AMAZING! My children are thriving, my son started potty training within the first two weeks of being there, my daughter is learning all of her letters and numbers and the place it extremely clean! The staff is wonderful and personable and the direct Ashley is new and is wonderful. Love Ms. Hess and love my sons teacher llia is wonderful. Best school by far!

Great school and staff! They always answer our questions as parents. Everyone has been so kind and…read moreloving to our child! Thank you Goddard family!

The school administration often hides incidents and give false information. Recently, one parent…read morewas concerned about being misinformed about an incident and another parent was concerned about not being informed about their child knees swollen. They had another problem, where they informed that their kid should not eat pizza and they offered and gave their kid pizza. More importantly, they refuse to accept what they have done.

I write this review not to bash Lutz Montessori, but in the hope that their leadership and…read moreprocesses might evolve to prevent similar experiences for other families. What my family went through caused significant stress, anxiety, and sadness, and I would not wish that on anyone else. Overall, Lutz Montessori is a good school. The teachers appear experienced and genuinely care for the children. My son was enrolled in the VPK class for nearly a full year (with just two months left) and we had planned for him to continue into kindergarten there. Toward the latter part of the school year, we began receiving concerns from his teacher about behavioral challenges--such as difficulty sitting still during circle time, interrupting, or hesitating to transition indoors after playtime. The teacher offered several strategies, including using weighted blankets, sand timers, and even seeking occupational therapy. We followed through on all of these recommendations. I stayed in close contact with his teachers, frequently asking for updates and doing everything I could to reinforce positive behavior at home. I even raised concerns multiple times about whether the Montessori method was the right fit for my son, wondering if he might do better in a more traditional classroom. But I was reassured by staff that he was thriving within the Montessori environment . Like many four-year-olds, he had moments of energy and impulsivity. Still, his pediatrician, the occupational therapist, and a county counselor (whom the school referred us to) all offered consistent advice : "He is a young boy. He's too young to diagnose with ADHD, and many children outgrow this behavior." None of them felt alarmed, and importantly--his behavior never interfered with his academic development. Unfortunately, things changed drastically. Just eight weeks before the school year ended, my husband and I were called in for a meeting with the leadership team. During this meeting, we felt pressured to pursue ADHD testing for our son. Statements were made that strongly implied a diagnosis--despite the fact that no one on their leadership team was qualified to make one. The tone and approach of the conversation left me feeling so uncomfortable. Despite my concerns, we decided to allow him to finish the school year, not wanting to disrupt him socially or emotionally so close to the end. But during those weeks, we noticed changes in him: biting his nails, chewing on his sippy cup straw, and acting out in uncharacteristic ways. Then, I received a phone call from the school director. She informed me that she had recorded my son's behavior on her personal phone--without my knowledge or consent. The video was heartbreaking. I saw my son overwhelmed and unable to express his emotions. Rather than offering him a break or comfort, the director questioned him repeatedly and continued recording, placing the camera close to his face. I was shocked. I pulled him out of the school immediately. It's now been almost 3 months since that decision, and my son is in a new school where he is thriving. His new teachers speak highly of him, and I have not received a single behavioral complaint. I will likely always carry disappointment in the actions of the leadership team at Lutz Montessori. Writing this review was not easy. But these are children, and how they are treated during times of emotional vulnerability matters. My hope is that by sharing this necessary changes will be made so that no other child--or parent--has to go through what we did

My granddaughter., who I've been watching while my daughter, who is active duty Air Force, was…read moredeployed for 6 months loves this school. They were happy to work with us when she returned home.

Mrs. Michele is a godsend. I started my daughter with her last year. My daughter was not speaking…read moreor potty trained when she started and within the first few months of starting this daycare she started speaking and is now potty trained. She is always taking time to communicate with the parents send pictures throughout the day. I know my children are safe, fed and well taken care of in her hands. If you are looking for childcare Tender Littles is the place to go.

My son has been going here for a few weeks now and it's been great! There's great outside and…read moreinside play areas, but there's a good learning area as well. The owner is very sanitary and child focused, pretty much exactly what we were looking for. I would absolutely recommend anyone looking for daycare services checks this place out!

Wendolin & Wondell Besch started this Kindergarten and Daycare back in 1967. I attended their back…read morein 1970 and still have fond memories of the trailer rides. We had a bird aviary, monkeys and even a bear. Mr. Besch built many C- Stores around the Tampa Bay area while his wife ran the daycare. After the Besch's aged and could no longer take care of the facility their daughter Kathy stepped in and continued their dreams. Kathy passed away several years ago but I'm glad to see that the facility is going strong. I have many fond memories of climbing to the top of that rocketship and pretending to be King of Safety Land.

With 6 months under purr belt, my young responsibility has grown, matured and advanced…read moresignificantly under the care of this caring facility's teachers and staff!

Playtime Learning Academy is the best Preschool in Tampa. Son in Preschool has learned so much by…read moreattending this school. The school has a classroom schedule and their lessons are elite to their learning ability. Ms. Natasha, Ms. Shawn, Ms. Simone, and Ms. Natalie are great teachers and they are so caring. I love them!!! If you are looking for a School that has a curriculum and well accredited, Playtime Learning Academy is the best choice!!!!!!!

If I could give 10 stars I would. Keiara went above and beyond while caring for my child. Not only…read moredid she go above and beyond but she helped me last minute when all other resources failed me. Keiara has a heart and passion for children and shes also certified to work with children who has disabilities ( a major bonus) so she understands how to handle certain situations such as verbal communication and calming them if they become overstimulated. I'd definitely recommend her anytime and I'll definitely use her services again. Thanks Kei

awesome people and clean and organized place along with good lunch for kids and very spaciousread more