**Came for safety, stayed through a rough transition, and we're glad we did**…read more We enrolled our son at Kids First when he was 4, back under the previous owners. He had come from another daycare about 2 miles south on Nellis, where he was bitten and picked on by other kids and then punished for defending himself. We walked in worried the same thing would happen here. It never did, under either ownership, and we are eternally grateful for that. Under the old owners, the place ran on hard work more than investment. The staff clearly cared about the kids, but the building needed repairs and maintenance problems were visible on a regular basis. When new ownership took over, things changed fast, and not for the better at first. The new owner wasn't present early in the transition, and the person brought in from other locations to run the changeover was unhelpful, dismissive, and brutish. Parents raised real concerns and were met with rudeness. Meanwhile every repair or upgrade seemed to uncover a bigger problem underneath: sewage smells, broken equipment and furniture, worn carpet, peeling paint. Staff was being cut, communication broke down, and you could see it in the kids, who had lost much of the structure they were used to. Prices went up, extra charges started popping up... discord and chaos crept in. We came close to leaving. We stayed at the urging of the person who ended up taking over. When the transition manager left and she stepped in, the difference was immediate. You can talk to her when you walk in (the previous manager was known for being hard to find). She is involved in every part of the operation, she has brought the level of care back to where it was and beyond, and she has been working through the long list of facility improvements. A lot needed doing, and a lot needs done... But it's getting done. One example says a lot about her: Our son didn't want to go in one morning. She came out to our van, sat with him, talked with him, walked in with him while holding his hand, and then spent extra time with him that day so he felt included and loved. What a lot of people understandably don't know is that if the major changes underway didn't happen, including pricing (sorry all, things are more expensive now), there wouldn't be some other owner to save the place, it would have simply closed and become another cash advance dispensary etc. Thankfully the place is turning around and giving kids a great experience again. Love the kids first, and everything else follows. We can now say with confidence that the whole staff and leadership team operate that way.

Do not bring your children here. This has been the worst experience. As a parent we trust strangers…read moreto take care of our babies hoping for the best, not the worst! I use to feel so different about this place as you'll see in my review years back!! I've enrolled my 4 month old son here. In the mornings when I dropped him off I would give the teacher updates. Well when I would pick up from the evening teacher she didn't know any of the updates I provided. When I told the morning teacher if you can up his milk intake the evening teacher had no idea. Lacking communication in a daycare is beyond me. That should be key! Also there were times where the primary teacher was absent and other teachers filled in and my son's items weren't taken to the class he was in and I was messages he had no more diapers. I mentioned this to the primary teacher the next day because when items are running low a heads up should be provided and she stated I did have diapers. That's to point that this place isn't organized. How do you not know where to look for items . I didn't put too much into these things even though they shouldn't be happening UNTIL.. one day I brought my son home. While changing his diaper I saw a cut on his leg I messaged the app and no one responded. I figured it's late maybe tomorrow. All next day went by and no response. So I called at 4pm asking what happened. Evitta didn't know which I can understand if the teacher didn't communicate but was quick to say I sign in into tablets but I don't respond it's the teachers. In my mind I was thinking so if there's an emergency nothing gets responded too unless assigned teacher comes back! Why isn't there INCIDENT REPORTS the day off!! And messages should be checked every morning. Minutes later I got a message from a teacher stating it was a scratch she forgot to tell me. The teacher that responded don't know how she got into the mix. But saying "I forgot!!" Unacceptable! My son doesn't walk, crawl or sit. He definitely wasn't watched if he was hurt. I'll attach a picture. I also had my 8,10 and 11 years old enrolled here. I can tell you about the time my 11 year old son was accused of something that sounded much worse than it was because Evitta the director chose the wrong word choice. I was told the next day about it and she started by saying two girls gave the same statement so it's true!! SMH!! All to uncover that her story was not accurate and my son was helping teachers because kids were being bad! My 11 year old helping. Or the time a child exposed himself in class to everyone. But the one thing that was it for me was my kids not eating breakfast. I was at the front about to pay when a parent came out to tell Ruby that the teacher told her son wouldn't be eating breakfast because it was served already. And so ruby told the parent I'll make sure he eats. I told her please my kids too. Breakfast is from 7-730 my kids arrived at 7:14. That day when we got home my kids expressed they didn't want to go back because the class is just so loud and that they didn't eat breakfast. Obviously I'm mad because I had mentioned to ruby to please issue breakfast to my kids. I'll attach the picture of 7:14 drop off and no breakfast. The next day ruby wasn't there so I expressed to Evitta and she simply said she'll talk to her and might have to switch back to morning because there's been quite a mess with her in the mornings. Also my kids are signed in and out when I'm not there for payment purposes. When I asked Evitta why? She said she don't know it gets sent off to another lady and she takes care off it. Isn't that considered FRAUD! For context I have a subsidy. I notified children's cabinet and they stated they are not suppose to do that. I'll attach the picture of signing in and out for payment. Lastly, sometimes you question certain things and they'll say the app glitches. That's always the to go reason. This place needs way more than training! I hate that I waited so long to take them out but all 4 of my kids have been unenrolled. P.S Teachers are leaving left and right and that's a huge red flag! Also on google you cannot leave reviews and on their website they don't have the option.

Little Genius Learning Academy is an exceptional learning center with caring, dedicated, and…read moreprofessional staff. The teachers create a nurturing environment where children feel safe, happy, and excited to learn every day. The curriculum is engaging and educational, helping children develop both academically and socially. The academy maintains a clean, organized, and welcoming atmosphere, and communication with parents is always excellent. It's clear that the staff genuinely care about each child's growth and well-being. I highly recommend Little Genius Learning Academy to any parent looking for a high-quality educational experience for their child.

We love Little Genius Academy. After a long search, we…read morefinally found a place where we truly felt genuine warmth, love, and care toward the children.I have never regretted for a single moment choosing this place for my twin daughters.The entire staff is very attentive and kind.I also deeply appreciate all the effort they put into ensuring our children grow both educationally and emotionally.I am so happy that we are part of this little magical world -- a place where my children come home happy, joyful, and full of new things they've learned. Since attending here, I have seen only positive changes in my daughters. I wholeheartedly recommend Little Genius Academy to everyone. Thank you to the entire team for leaving such a wonderful impression on us during these past few months.

Choosing Chantai's school for our children has been one of the best decisions we've made. In fact,…read moreour oldest son attended her program years ago, and now that he's 13, we came back with our youngest because we knew firsthand the incredible care and education she provides. Chantai has created an environment where children feel secure, valued, and excited to learn. As parents, there's nothing more important than knowing your child is safe, and she gives us complete peace of mind every day. Our youngest has grown so much while in her care. He's learned new skills, gained confidence, and developed a genuine love for learning. It's clear that Chantai truly cares about each child and is passionate about helping them succeed. We are so thankful for everything she has done for our family over the years. It's rare to find someone you trust enough to return to over a decade later, but Chantai has always exceeded our expectations. We highly recommend her school to any family looking for a caring, nurturing, and high-quality preschool experience.

This is the BEST childcare facility any of my children have been to. Our initial meeting with Ms…read more Chantai was warm and inviting. Our first day was even better. She was very professional with making sure paperwork was filled out and went over every page, clarifying one of my son's allergies. During this same first day, I observed a child bear hug my younger child and Ms. Chantai was firm, respectful, and challenging to this child's behavior toward mine. The child ended up apologizing and moving on. I've seen this same redirection with my children and others at pick up and drop off. My husband and I are also able to come inside the daycare at pickup and drop off. There's no kicking the kids out at the door or secretive drop offs without knowing what's going on inside. Ms. Chantai and Ms. Chanice have loved, guided, enriched, and overall improved my 3 children's young lives in just a few short months. My 3 year old is now 90% potty trained, my 23 month old has improved eye contact and now answers to his name, and my 10 months old now sits and crawls. Their care, patience, and goal for children's growth is impressive. This is the daycare you want your child in. They are safe and nurtured. What more could a parent want? And the price is under what they should charge for their level of care. Run! Don't walk to Tiny TLC!!!

I wouldn't take my kids to room 8 the teachers are rude and they don't show love or affection to…read morethose babies so sad.

We've had kids at Watch Me Grow since 2016, and it's honestly been such a blessing for our family…read more Three of our older kids went there, and now our youngest is still there every day and he LOVES it. He's always talking about his teachers, his friends, water days, and all the fun stuff they do. The teachers we've gotten to know over the years are so kind and really seem to care about the kids. It's not just a place to drop your kid off...it feels like family. The front office staff is always super friendly and helpful, and they make you feel welcome every time you walk in. One of the things I've always appreciated the most is how seriously they take safety. They have a camera system to monitor the classrooms, and it's clear that they stay on top of everything. It gives me peace of mind knowing my child is in good hands. Watch Me Grow has been part of our lives for almost 10 years now, and we're so grateful for the love and care they've shown our kids. Highly recommend to any parent looking for a daycare that's not only safe and reliable, but also full of heart.

I honestly can't say enough good things about this school. It truly feels like a family, and even…read morethough my daughter is only 2, it absolutely feels like she is going to school and not just daycare. They have been such a huge part of her growth and development. They helped potty train her, keep her on a consistent routine and schedule, and communicate with me regularly about what they're working on and what I can work on at home. If we're struggling with something at home, I can tell them about it and they'll reinforce the same thing at school. Having that consistency between home and school has been SO helpful. The Administrative Director/Owner, Tammy, also teaches Parenting Made Fun classes, which I attend, and I love that they support the parents just as much as they support the kids. And then there's Pandy, their panda mascot! For some reason, Pandy can tell my daughter something and it gets through to her in a way that Mom sometimes just can't. "Your mommy told me you hit someone. That's not nice. We use gentle hands!" And somehow... she listens to Pandy! She also enjoys when Pandy reads stories to the class. One of the things I appreciate most is that they genuinely listen to me as a parent. My daughter has her own little quirks and personality, and when I've had concerns or felt like something might need to be approached differently, I've always felt heard and supported. They communicate, take my concerns seriously, and actually work with me to find solutions. I never feel like I'm being difficult or judged for bringing something up. I feel like we're truly on the same team. And honestly, I feel like the teachers genuinely care about me, too. They've been there for me during some difficult moments, checked in on me, and shown me kindness and support that goes beyond simply being my daughter's teachers. That means more than they probably realize. The school itself is also incredibly clean. They have a whole system for washing and sanitizing toys, and you can tell cleanliness and safety are taken seriously. At the end of the day, I just feel like my daughter is genuinely known and cared for there. They aren't just watching her while I'm at work, they are teaching her, helping her learn boundaries, encouraging her independence, and working alongside me to help her grow. And as a mom, knowing that the people caring for my child genuinely care about our whole little family is priceless. I'm so thankful we found this school. I truly feel like we're all on the same team, and I couldn't ask for a better village for my daughter.

Crossroads is wonderful. My sweet girl has been going here for 2 years and always comes home with a…read moresmile on her face. I love knowing that, since I cannot be with her all the time, someone is caring for her in my absence the way they would care for their own child. I greatly appreciate all the fun activities that Miss Tammy implements for the school. Fun dress days, art projects as well as academics geared towards her learning capabilities keep her stimulated all day with a nap, playtime, social interaction all under the supervision of a CPR certified caregiver keeps my worries at bay. I highly recommend to parents searching for childcare in the area.

Terrible experience leaving the school…read more My two boys were selected for the their scholarship program, which provided 3 months of lower tuition. After some consideration, we ultimately decided to part ways after the scholarship concluded. Everything seemed fine until it came time to collect my children's belongings. Prior to starting school, the administration asks for 5-7 full outfit sets per child, depending on the class and if your child is undergoing potty training, in addition to other items like blankets, towels, etc The first bag of belongings the school gathered for me only contained blankets. Keep in mind, I had two kids attend this school. I wasn't given any heads-up about the lack of clothing and failed to check the bag until I got home as I genuinely trusted the staff to do their due diligence and collect everything. So I called to inquire about the other clothing and it took about 3-4 follow-ups until I was finally told to come pick up the clothing. However, this second bag did not include a single t-shirt or pair of socks. I was told they would search for those items and that I would get an update the following week, but never received a call. When I would call, the faculty would pass me off to each other, each assuring me they were working on finding the remaining clothes and apologizing for not getting back to me. It was obvious they wanted me to just forget about it. They mentioned searching through the laundry room, multiple classrooms, and other rooms. How all those t shirts and socks just disappear is beyond me. Not to mention, my son's favorite Bluey towel and a very nice North Face jacket. After waiting another week, I emailed the director, Lily Hernandez, to express my frustration over the situation. She's always been quick to email back so I was sure she'd offer a resolution. Wrong! She completely ignored me - not a peep. I waited and sent another email but still received nothing. I called and asked for her a few times but was always told she wasn't there. That being said, I've never experienced this level of unprofessionalism, particularly from the director of an educational institution. It was clear she couldn't care less about losing my kids' clothing now that I'm not paying the school. I'm still shocked by the lack of accountability, and this unfortunately highlights the sad state of today's educational climate, where any random, unqualified person can apparently wiggle their way up the administrative ladder without any genuine values or integrity, and end up running a school. Even if it's just a pre-school, we deserve better.

We're beyond grateful for our experience at Prescolaire. Lily - the director, along with Mikayla,…read moreJessica, Raven and Don, have gone above and beyond for us. The rest of the staff is also amazing -- they were so welcoming and made everything feel like such a smooth process for us. We're so lucky to have found them! His teachers are outstanding and truly care about the children. They keep us updated throughout the day with notes and pictures, which gives us so much peace of mind and makes us feel connected to his day. We couldn't be happier with the love, attention, and support Gio receives at Prescolaire.

My girls love this place and want to go even on weekends. I have been with this school for two…read moreyears now and I have not had any problems. I recommend it 100%

Everyone is so nice. They all know my daughter's name when we walk in the door. I also love that…read morethey provide snacks and bedding for nap time. So much less stress for me as a single mom to get them out the door. You can also order a hot lunch. It is an additional cost, but once again, it save me so much time. I really like this place.

My son has been going here for about 6 months and absolutely loves his teachers Ms Mayzie and Ms…read moreKameron! They are so sweet and always make him feel welcome and happy. Everyone at this school is very nice and they genuinely care about the children.

I would like to start off with some positives. The front desk staff has always been very kind. My…read moredaughter's teachers have always been wonderful to her. Whenever I dropped her off or picked her up, she was in great spirits because I truly think she had a great time there. The staff is extremely willing to work with you and they do the best they can to help each family individually. I unfortunately Had to pull my daughter on Friday 8/7 Due to some major health and safety concerns. On Saturday My daughter was admitted to the PICU at 6 AM. I had to take her to the ER because her oxygen dropped to 88% and was fluctuating between 88%- 94% Even after breathing treatments and repositioning. She was diagnosed with Mycoplasma pneumoniae and she will be in the PICU for a minimum of 3 days. I had noticed there was a child who was extremely Sick and was having severe coughing fits. I brought my concerns up to the director, and as you can see in the message, she did acknowledge that the child was coughing but only made a courtesy call to let the mother know her child was still sick. I believe that child should've been sent home for the simple fact that the teachers were unable to stop this child from coughing on other children, Wiping her nose and then touching other children and toys,& really just maintaining basic health standards. I understand that children get sick and I understand that the staff is not able to have their eye on the children 24/7. However, this poses a major health concern If they're still going to allow sick children to be there. When I addressed my concerns, I was hit with the pretty generic corporate response and told to refer to the policy. As you can see (photo attached) -- the policy is quite vague and leaves a lot of room for interpretation. I've highlighted the section that I feel would've qualified that child to be sent home. The director stated multiple times that she is not a doctor And doesn't have much medical knowledge. I, however, am a health professional, and I do have the medical knowledge. I knew that the wet, productive cough, loud breathing & severe crying, we're all signs and symptoms of more than just a common cold. So, In this case, they weren't even following their own policy. There were approximately 20 babies who were exposed to Mycoplasma pneumoniae because of their negligence. I think it's in the best interest of the facility to review their sick policy and make some changes to avoid anything like this happening in the future. They're inability to follow their own policy, Has left me with an extremely sick child, PICU bills & a week of lost income. If you do choose to sign your child up, I suggest that you look over the policies extremely closely & DO NOT let them downplay your concerns like they did with me. If you have a child that is more susceptible to illness I would suggest looking elsewhere. The staff was very kind throughout this entire process (even when I had a sever attitude w/ them out of frustration) but that does not negate their negligence to this serious situation. I will be attempting to meet with the director on Monday to go over her policy so they can make proper changes to avoid this happening w/ other children. But, for me my trust in the facility is completely tarnished