My grandson, Hunter loved his time at Adventure Kids Preschool and says he wants to go back! He…read moregraduated in May this year, and loved it so much. Science Day was one of his favorites, and he told everyone about Miss Hunter (partly because they shared a name) because he wanted to share what he learned in science. He tells people all he knows about Jesus, and that his teacher, Mrs. Rablin taught him. He always said the playground is the best ever. I loved that the staff was all so great with the kids. They are patient and kind, and yet firm. The kids know what is expected of them and what they can expect in return. This school provides a wonderful and positive environment for learning, growing, and making memories!

They've been awesome for all four kiddos that I've had family go through there. my own son went and…read morethey were awesome.

Very loving and friendly environment for both the parents and children! Would recommend to anyone…read morethat asks.

Great school! Teachers were compassionate, understanding, and dedicated to loving both of our…read moredaughters. They also got a well rounded classroom experience and were very prepared for Kindergarten.

Our son attended from 5th grade and loved it. Public school would overwhelm. He met long term…read morefriends he is still close to. We are referring friends with k and 1st grade girls who will do very well there. They truly care about seeing that each student gets the most out of school and learn in whatever way as needed. It is a unique special school. Cannot say enough good things about them.

These people are amazing . Dedicated, committed to the families they serve. They helped our…read morefamily above and beyond for four years. Mark and Melissa are absolutely fantastic at what they do. I cannot recommend them enough.

Miss Betty, the owner and primary provider, is one of the most patient and kind people I've had the…read morepleasure to know. My kids have been in childcare for ten years, and the last few at Panda Bear have been so rewarding, both for them, and for me, as a parent. The rates are reasonable, and no childcare provider cares more about the kiddos than Miss Betty and her colleagues. They take an interest in the whole child (and their parents), and I've never felt my babies were better looked after. I cannot say enough about the grace Miss Betty has displayed in some stressful situations, and I trust her implicitly with the most important people in my life-- my children.

I went to panda bear when i was little well from age 6 to age 11. It is %the vest daycare i ever…read morewent to and my son will hopefully soon go there as i did. Ms.betty is the best.

I've been investigating this language school and I'm very intrigued. They offer both Spanish and…read moreGerman classes and your kids can begin as early as age 3! How amazing to seize the early window of language learning and give your child the gift of bi-lingual (or tri-lingual) capabilities! When I submitted an inquiry request online I didn't hear back right away but then I eventually got really awesome communication. I think my message was missed, but once it was found SpoLang made sure that they let me know they got my info request. It says on their website that kids need to be toilet trained before attending class. They have classes up to age 18. I haven't had my kids in this program but I've been in the inquiry process and they seemed really available to answer questions. I might just recommend giving them a call instead of using the online request form if you want answers right away. I wish I would have done something like this as a child so I could speak more confidently, so you will probably see me here soon!

We enrolled our daughter into Frau Barnes class hoping she would learn German since we have family…read moreliving in Germany and visit them often. She enjoyed it until she was utterly humiliated by Frau Barnes infront of other children when she had an accident. Our daughter was potty trained but just got carried away/didn't feel comfortable going at the time she was asked and had an unfortunate accident. She was hysterically crying when she was picked up and wouldn't settle for some time. She informed us that Frau Barnes spoke unkindly with her right in front of the other children and actually told her "you don't pee on my carpet!". Now my daughter has never heard that phrase from anyone in the family therefore I know for a fact that the satatement was not made up by our daughter (besides, English is her second language). Frau Barnes humiliated her to a point where she started hating that class and would not agree to return. Although, Frau Barnes states shes happy to accept kids 2 years and older I unfortunately don't agree (our daughter was 3 at the time).

We struggled and struggled to find a daycare for our son. We first tried an in home daycare that…read morewas pretty far from home and then we had to find another one because it was only temporary. Found Discovery Land by driving around (can't miss it!) and decided to give it a shot. after a month and a half, another in home day care closer to home came available and with extreme hesitation, we left Discovery Land. We came back after two days. The staff is GREAT! our 4 month old son smiles when he gets there because he knows the staff and loves it there. I have never wondered if he'd be in good hands. They're very knowedgable and helpful. We'll be taking our son here for a long long time!

My kiddos love coming to this fun place and always meeting new friends to play with on the slides,…read morecoloring, dress up, dolls. They have video games there but my son he never plays them he has so much fun playing with all the different activities. Which is nice because I know at home he plays a lot of video games. I always leave five to $10 on each of my kids account for food treats slushy. They had told me good things about it. I love this addition to the casino a fun place for mom @ dad to have dinner and possibly play a couple slots little LOL. I think the first time I drop the kids off I did want to go inside and have a look around what they have to offer but it's more of a safety thing that they don't allow other adults in there. My daughter did mention that there is no doors on the bathroom? But I have no idea what she's talking now because they don't allow us back there?? If somebody figures this out please let me know!!! All in all I definitely recommend this place with staff are very friendly and my kids love it there.

Kids quest is an absolute amazing addition to the casino…read more My kids love going there. Many games to choose from. Adults are welcome to stay and play with their kids or leave to enjoy dinner/concert. I will be back

13 years ago I brought my first daughter here, then again a few years later with my second child…read more.. Now I'm happy to say I get to bring my 3rd child here. They have welcomed all my baby girls with arms wide open!! Just amazing family to have.

Our oldest daughter (who is now 5 years old) had been going to WLPG since she was one year old…read more Finding this daycare was a blessing because her current daycare only looked after infants up until their first birthday. WLPG was just down the road from our house, & was very affordable when compared to other childcare centers. For the most part, our daughter's experience while attending WLPG was positive. However, the negative experiences unfortunately outweighed the good. One of the big issues we had was while we were potty training. We did it over the course of a four-day weekend, & were very explicit with our instructions when she returned to daycare. They were not unreasonable directions either. If she was exhibiting signs that she needed to go potty ("potty dance"), then take her to the toilet. I guess that their definition of "unreasonable" differs from ours because she was constantly coming home wet. What's interesting is that she would rarely ever have an accident at home. She quickly became adept at telling us she had to go. It was only at daycare where she had accidents. We had to talk to WLPG's owner, Nyla, multiple times about this frustration. This went nowhere. Nor did our conversations with staff members. When we picked her up from daycare to find that she had an accident again, we'd ask whoever was working in that room what happened. They never knew; it was always, "Well, I just recently got here & the morning teacher didn't mention anything." Apparently, no one ever talks to anyone. Then it turned to cell phones. Many of the teachers (teenage-early twenties girls) would constantly have their cellphones out instead of watching the children. Sometimes, our daughter would recant an example of how her teacher let her watch videos on her phone. Again, talks with Nyla that went nowhere. Some teachers also had personal visitors with them at daycare. These visitors (usually males, probably boyfriends) were mingling with our daughter as well as the other children. They were not staffed by WLPG so we never had any idea as to whether they were background checked. More conversations, no action. Now recently, we took her out of daycare while her Mom was on maternity leave with our newest baby girl. The expectation (which was clearly outlined prior to going on leave) was that she'd return to WLPG in July; the leave began in May. At the end of May, my wife went in to talk to Nyla about adding our baby to the daycare, but instead learned that WLPG was getting rid of their baby room. Not only that, they were also no longer accepting school-agers unless they had a sibling also going to WLPG. Nyla was going to allow our baby to attend up until the end of the year (which was when the baby room was officially closing). This should have also meant that our oldest would be able to stay through EOY, but Nyla explained that they were "...full for the summer." This means that Nyla actually GAVE AWAY our oldest's spot without first speaking with us. There was no room for confusion on their part with what the plan was. I officially collected my oldest girl's belongings today, & expressed my frustration to some of the staff members when they said they were going to miss her. Next month, she will begin attending daycare at Northeast Youth Center which is about the same price & included far more activities & development for her than WLPG ever did. We are very excited for this & can't wait to start. It's unfortunate that we had such a HORRIBLE experience with WLPG & their owner, Nyla. The way were treated at the end (& really throughout our daughter's time there) was ridiculous, uncalled for, & unprofessional. I would not recommend parents take their children to Where Little People Grow.