This is not your traditional daycare. It's a "Mother's Day Out" so they are currently open from…read more8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. I have three year old triplet sons that have been going here since the beginning of June and I can't give this place enough praises. This is the first "daycare" that my kids have attended so I was very skeptical and nervous to leave my kids with anyone. The ladies here are so easy going, nice, and caring that I feel so comfortable leaving my kids here. Since I had never left my kids with anyone other than their grandma, they were very upset when we first started leaving them here. The Director would send me pictures after I left to show me that they were playing and happy literally seconds after I left. It made me feel so good that she understands a mother's concern. Now, my kids run up to this place and are so happy to be here they don't even look back! They have learned so much in the short 2 months they have been there. It's amazing! My boys will be attending pre-school at the end of August and with the help of Laugh and Learn, I can say they will be ready for this new adventure. As you can tell, I HIGHLY recommend this place!!!

My boys get so excited when we pull in the parking lot and they figure out where we are going. They…read morelove all the teachers and have such a wonderful time, most of the time they don't want to leave. The owner has always been super kind and friendly along with the rest of the staff. Great place and extremely convenient!!

Love this place. It is so continent and my son enjoys going. He gets sad when we don't stop when…read moredriving by!

Mr terry is awesome my family and I love her she's been great!!! Our experience with her has been…read moreamazing and we couldn't be more grateful

On July 15, 2026 -- Between 10:30 and 10:50 AM, my wife and I were on a tour at Children's…read moreLighthouse of Kyle with our 19 month old. What we witnessed during that tour was extremely concerning, and I feel it's important to share. We were observing the 1-2 year old classroom through the window while our tour guide, Amber, explained how each room has cameras, two staff members at all times, and rovers who assist during breaks. During this explanation, I noticed a staff member named Kiara open the door to the 2 year old classroom while using the staff phone, looking down the hallway, and then closing the door again. Since our child will soon be moving into the 2 year old room, I asked if we could observe that classroom as well. As we looked in, I saw Kiara interacting with a little girl wearing an apron. I couldn't see exactly what she was doing, but I did see her pick the child up by her arms, not under the armpits. It looked uncomfortable enough that I asked Amber, "How do you pick up the children here?" She answered, "Under the armpits." Right as she said that, Kiara placed the same little girl into a chair at a table. The child was upset and resisting having her apron removed. Kiara then tried to push the chair toward the table. The child pushed back. Kiara forcefully pushed the chair again -- multiple times -- and at one point pushed her all the way into the table. The child pushed herself back out again, still upset, and Kiara walked away. Moments later, Kiara approached a little boy. Again, she picked him up by the arms. This time, when she set him down, he immediately began crying and holding his arm like he was hurt. My wife saw it, I saw it, and Amber saw it. I told Amber she needed to intervene and get Kiara away from that child immediately. She looked unsure of what to do. I insisted. She went inside and used the staff phone to call someone, but Kiara remained in the classroom for another three to four minutes next to the boy. During that time, two other staff members stepped out of nearby classrooms -- not because of the incident, but to discuss something unrelated. I told them what was happening, and they also looked unsure of how to respond. One appeared to be a rover. When Kiara finally left the classroom, I told Amber they needed to check the little boy's arm and possibly take pictures. When the coordinator arrived five minutes after Amber got off the classroom phone, they had the boy outside the classroom and were looking at his arm. I pointed out a red mark. Amber said he had eczema. The coordinator reminded us they cannot disclose information about any child, which is true, but the lack of urgency from the staff was alarming. As we were leaving, the coordinator said, "I guess you guys don't want to finish the tour then?" I told her the tour was over. My wife remained polite as we walked out, but I was upset -- not just by what we saw, but by how casually the staff responded. There was no urgency, no immediate concern for the child's safety, and no clear understanding of how to handle the situation. All of this happened while we were on a tour with our own 19 month old child. What was even more concerning is that after witnessing all of this, the coordinator never followed up with a phone call to ask what happened or to clarify the situation. Not even a simple check in. For an incident involving a child potentially being hurt, the complete lack of follow up speaks volumes about how seriously they take these matters Parents deserve to know that their children are being handled safely, gently, and professionally. What we witnessed today did not reflect that.

They're exceptional with my children. They have grown with not only the educational track but with…read moremanners. I would highly recommend this school to anyone.

I am so happy and perfectly content with the room my daughter is in now! Ms Brenda, ms gabby, and…read moreMs Cassidy are the sweetest, most dedicated teachers my baby girl loves her time there. I wish she'd never have to leave that room!

My son and I love the Morgan center. It's a great local daycare that has a homey feel to it. All of…read morethe teachers there are so friendly and nurturing. My 4 year old absolutely loves it.

We have been here for 2.5 years. Love the staff and my kids are happy! Has early drop off hours…read morewhich works for my family.

No License! This Sarafia is not supposed to care for any…read morechildren at a daycare. License #1222266 is not active! CPS found the Director/Owner Sarafia Sams responsible for Neglectful Supervision of children at the daycare bc She left three kids in the daycare van while she went into a store. This place is a front . Don't be fooled call Daycare licensing! They play with the name. Don't take your kids to Play Time DropIn Daycare or home daycare either !

Took my kids here tonight for the parents night out from 7-12. My kids had a blast and my husband…read moreand I did too. We haven't been able to go out on a date with affordable childcare in so long. The owner is very loving. We will be regulars here! The prices are amazing and includes a snack for the kiddos. I believe they are also open during the day I posted a photo of their hours.