Choosing a daycare is one of the hardest decisions we've had to make as parents, but from the very…read morefirst day at Peek-A-Boo , we knew we made the right choice. This place is truly a gem, and I can't recommend it enough. The first thing that stood out to us was how warm and welcoming the staff are. Every single person we've interacted with genuinely cares about the kids, and you can feel it the moment you walk in. My child lights up every morning when we arrive, and that's a feeling no parent can put a price on. The teachers are incredible. They don't just watch the kids--they engage with them, teach them, and help them grow in so many ways. My child has learned so much, from counting and singing new songs to sharing and making friends. They even come home talking about things like colors, shapes, and their favorite storytime books, which always puts a smile on my face. One thing I really appreciate is how much thought goes into everything they do. The activities are fun but also purposeful, helping with development in ways I didn't even realize were possible at this age. Plus, the crafts they bring home are the cutest--I've already started a little collection on the fridge. The center itself is spotless and so well-organized. You can tell they take safety and cleanliness very seriously, which puts my mind at ease, especially in today's world. I also love that they keep parents updated throughout the day with photos and messages. Getting a picture of my child smiling or playing with friends is such a highlight for me during my workday. Another thing I love is how they create a sense of community. The events they host for families are so thoughtful and make us feel connected--not just to the daycare, but to the other parents and families. It's like being part of a big, supportive family. Lastly, I have to give a shoutout to the administration team. They're always friendly, responsive, and willing to answer any question, no matter how small. It's clear they care deeply about making the experience great for both the kids and the parents. If you're looking for a daycare where your child will be safe, loved, and excited to go every day, Peek-a-boo is it. It's been such a joy watching my little one thrive here, and I'm so grateful we found this amazing place. Thank you, Julie and team, for making a difference in our lives!

Beware of this day care! They are happy to take your $300 a week but if you arrive 30 minutes after…read more9am you can not leave your child. However if you want to pick your child up early that is fine! They are always closing due to "covid" so it's basically a waste of money unless you have money to throw away to have your child stay two to three days a week and still pay $300

We have been going to West Dodge KinderCare for almost a year, since our son was 6 months old. The…read morecenter director Paige is very responsive and always happy to help whenever there is a concern. I feel as though my questions and concerns are answered in a timely manner & teachers are very receptive to feedback. There is an app that we are able to be notified about class activities, food/drink & nap schedules that teachers post in, they are also great about posting photo updates of my child. I value the thoughtfulness and care that is provided to my child, all teachers are eager to give an update and tell stories of how my son is doing. I can tell they care for him like family. I would highly recommend West Dodge KinderCare to anyone who lives in this area!

Don't go here. I've had friends drop out since they are indoctrinating children with wildly…read moreinappropriate concepts. You can imagine since their HQ is in Portland.

it is the best school and my kids are really happy they go there and I'm not moving any where cause…read moremy kids love the school but my daughter has a teacher that she loves her name is miss danker and miss ha sin and miss adams By the way this yelp is from a girl who goes to that school my name is xiomara you guys are the best school

The school is great. We have been fortunate to have three great teachers and staff so far. The…read morecurrent principal is present and active at all events. I don't remember a principal being part of the PTA in the past but maybe that's normal. She is also seen in the morning during student drop off. I have seen her sit at the front desk and she has answered the phone when I have called the school during the lunch hour. There is a STEM program for the older kids and a music program with a concert for all grade levels at different times throughout the year. The class sizes are decent for a public school.

Absolutely unprofessional to the point that the actual employees and inspectors that went in there…read moresaw that things were not being cleaned such as diaper changing areas are NOT wiped down after every use, sippy cups and bottles are not washed with soap and just rinsed with water. So for the parents bringing their children to this day care wonder why their children are coming home sick when they were perfectly fine at drop-off, it's because nothing is being cleaned or sanitized and the "inspector" would rather just fill out false information than do his actual job. The staff acts one way with the parents to their face and behave and play on their phones once the parents are gone. So please consider your children's health and well being before bringing them here. Yes, cheap and easy daycare but I won't be bringing my daughter back here with because of what a employee who works there now told me and I appreciate her for being honest with me about what really goes on there.

Love these folks! They take great care of my little angel! She has special medical needs and they…read moreare fabulous at making sure she's taken care of. Kind, clean, friendly, accommodating and beyond helpful!

I can't believe Thelma Simms Calls Element a Learning Center. At most my autistic nephew learned…read morethat a 65 year old lady was incapable of providing care for him for 1 hour a day for a four year old with autism spectrum disorder. This incompetent woman had the nerve to even say she didn't know he had autism as if she didn't read his enrollment form. Thelma even backed up her employee Ms. Meko after she said the child was acting like a fool. If I could give zero stars I would because childcare and autism is out of Thelma's Element. Horrible value for your buck.

When I first had my son, I swore off daycares until I found the element learning center. my son has…read morebeen going here since he was about eight months, he is now three and he LOVES it. The ladies that work here are so kind and caring. They are really like family at this point. All of the ladies love every single kid. The daycare also provides extra help for children that are struggling with their development. They have a firm hold on everything that goes on within the building and on the children. I HIGHLY recommend this facility to anyone and everyone.

Short answer: DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD TO THIS DRIVING SCHOOL. It will only inconvenience everything…read morein your life and in getting your child a driver's license. Everything about this was deceptively convenient. Select my son's class and then pay online. Easy. But everything after was a complete mess. I got emails changing dates and times which the instructors - in classroom and driving - contradicted. I picked the times for a reason -to work with our schedule and instead had to rearrange my entire week around the nonsense the Safety Council put us through. My son came out of class the first day with a written note explaining more changes to the schedule and then the driving instructor gave him a no-show for missing a driving session we were told was moved. He even went on to pretty much call us liars since he "emailed" us about the schedule. He did not, we checked through every email, text, and hand written note we'd got from the people at this site. Then, after we finally get done (and we were so happy to just be done dealing with this company), come to find out they never sent the information to the DMV so I had to call them while at the counter to get them to push the send button they should have done months ago. The two ladies at the school who had to endure my barrage of phone calls (because I called close to a dozen times over 30 minutes) should get a raise, everyone else, not so much. The woman at the DMV was nice enough to let me keep trying to get a hold of them even after the DMV office closed. She tried to be neutral about the whole thing but apparently this is a common problem with this driving school. As we left, and she probably thought we were out of earshot, I heard her tell her coworker that she had yet to meet anyone who liked the National Safety Council's driving program. So nice, even the employees at the DMV know they're cr@p. I cannot believe I actually paid these people for the level of incompetence I got. Bonus: The woman at the DMV told us a story of how one mom had come in only to go through the same issue we were going through. Couldn't get through to apparently the 1(one) person who can send the info to the DMV (so apparently the person who is the root cause of the immediate problem since if they did their job the DMV wouldn't be aware of them) and instead had their child take the test to get their drivers license. The employee was trying to make it into a funny story but all I could think was the woman paid $300+ for her child to go to this school. I hope she got a refund.

This is the place to go to get rid of those pesky traffic violation tickets, oddly enough located…read morenear one of the most dangerous and hard to navigate intersections in the city (I'm looking at you, 120th and L). So I was taking care of a little speeding ticket I received last month. I rolled up here for a 6-10 p.m. class on a Monday night -- just my luck it was during the NCAA men's basketball championship game. Ah well. None of us were here for the sheer fun of it. The class from the National Safety Council was mind-numbingly long and dull, but even so that's exactly what I expected. As I sat there doodling in a workbook more fit for first graders than a roomful of adults with driving issues, I couldn't help think about how much I hate driving in general. It's dangerous and costly. From insurance, to maintenance, to all the time I've wasted in my life sitting in traffic -- made all the worse thanks to the terrible drivers who eventually end up in this class (myself excluded, of course; I'm a great driver who was just caught "going with the flow of traffic"). Give me adequate bike lanes and a public transportation system that can actually get me to places I want to go and I'll stop gunning it down the road in my 4-banger Subaru. Until then all bets are off! Cue the Kenny Loggins... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzQ3eBerHfM

While I think this school district does a pretty decent job of educating in general, I am really…read moreunhappy with the PLVHS app for smartphones. I tried to post the following review on the App Store but it never posted so I am leaving it here: This app is the biggest piece of shit on the planet! Sign in with Facebook? Oh! I guess this app did not receive an email address from Facebook! No problem! Sign in with google instead? Oh wait.... it isn't humanly possible to push the accept button! Well, I will just sign in with my email.... except that doesn't fucking work either. Fuck you PLHS app! You suck! I hate you more than I hate it when a bee gets into my car when I roll the window down and then it won't get out! Also, what's "trans club"? Is that for transgendered students?