I can only review based on the baby room, so I'm unfamiliar with what the previous reviewer was…read moretalking about. But as far as baby rooms go, this one is pretty great. My daughter previously went to one of the "best" daycares in Bloomington (and most expensive!!). But, only the best for her, as they say. Anyway, at the end of the day she seemed ready to go. Like she'd had a nice, full day but that was that... Here I have to practically drag her away kicking and screaming! She just can't get enough. I really love that Mandy and Jess are completely child led. The day's activities are based on what the kids feel like doing, and everyday is an adventure. Lots of times the babies will mingle with the ECP classroom, or even bigger kids than that on the playground. Ani LOVES school. I will say that it is still fairly expensive (and in fact if she were to go for the same number of hours that she went to her previous school, it would actually be more expensive). However, we live in the US and that's the current state of affairs. I do really appreciate that they charge by the hour, so you can monitor what you'll end up paying each month and make it fit what you need. Mandy and Jess really do adore the kids and I am so happy to be able to send my girl there!

Before I dive in - I'm probably going to catch flak from anyone I know, especially since I know two…read morepeople that work here. I also think that there is a certain type of child that can benefit from Harmony. I just don't know what type. Based on a month and a half of school, I'm not terribly impressed. Starting with the office - There is no usable calendar to figure out what is going on beyond a week. When I contacted someone about the printable calendar, which had zero updates, I was just told to look at the online google calendar. That was of little help because I still had to click dates to find out anything. This tells me that at least some of the staff simply can't be bothered to cover all of the bases, which is not a great look. If you look at the website and click on the accreditation listed, I suggest you click on the link and read the page. To me, there was a whole lot of nothing. There were loose references to learning, but nothing about overall educational goals or child wellness or anything to that effect. The class sizes are small, which can be good. There is not the same variety as MCCSC. Kids tend to have a lot of freedom here, which is why it might work better for some kids than others. Mine is not really thrilled with the setup. She had been in MCCSC for 2 years and is now at Harmony at the behest of her mother. The memorable moments for me are the class snake and a field trip where the kids got covered in ticks. I don't know if the teachers have to be accredited or not. The building is nice, old, and historical, which is cool. The kids have cubbies and lockers in the hall they are allowed to decorate. Harmony has been around a while. Some students and former students speak very highly of it. That's why I don't write it off completely. I just know that a month and a half in, and I could not tell you any bit of actual learning that's been done.

I am a parent of a child who attends therapy at Teach and Play and have worked with the owner in a…read moreprofessional capacity for over two years. Being a parent of a special needs child is challenging in many ways; but, my family appreciates the kindness, support and care of his/her BCBA and RBTs. Because of their evidence-based practices, my child has had the privilege to experience things many other parents would take for granted: enjoyable vacations, successful (and necessary) doctor appointments, the chance to interact positively with peers and the opportunity to increase his/her interactions with the world. I encourage potential families to reach out to the company, tour the facilities and speak to other parents, making their own decision for their child.

I would like to exercise my first amendment right and take advantage of the purpose of Yelp that is…read moreopen to the public to express openly and freely my feelings of this "clinic". It is absolutely not a place I would ever send my child and I want other parents out there to know and be warned. The children who would go to this place are very vulnerable and may not be able to express what's wrong or what happened there and parents should take extra precautions when entering this facility if they take the risk and allow their child to be in the care of that woman who owns it. The rbts aren't trained effectively and are put to work independently with clients before they've taken and passed their exam to be certified. They claim to be a hands off facility, yet they put clients in holds (improperly) when they deem necessary and since that's the case, they shouldn't advertise themselves as a hands off facility if they are not absolutely hands off. The owner is unprofessional and went as far as using the name of an individual she fired to write countless emails and left voicemails defaming this persons character to the parents. I've never known of any place where a boss or owner names a person they've fired and has gone out of their way to speak negatively about them to the clients parents, regardless of their reasoning behind it. It absolutely violates that persons right to privacy. Again, I want to reiterate that I'm exercising my first amendment right to voice my views and experience with this place. My advice, take your child anywhere else.

Excellent experience. Handicapped accessible with parking spots nearby. Great staff. Would…read moreencourage people to come and see what these University students are offering. You might see the next theater star here.

Kelley is truly a one of a kind establishment. The curriculum and staff is great, but what's really…read moregreat is all of the resources it has to over. Computer labs, several break rooms, lobbies, the best undergraduate career services office, printers, new construction classrooms, and more! I could go on for a long time. The building itself is beautiful and new. The only suggestion I have would be to improve parking, particularly for students. It's fairly inaccessible during the day unless you plan to walk- which isn't too bad. Beautiful campus! A tip I have is to try the Kelley Cafe! It's surprisingly great! I don't use that lightly either. The sand which options are some of my favorite in Bloomington!

For work, I went with a group of seniors for a college visit day. This was my first time touring…read moreIU, and it is a beautiful campus, also massive! We stopped at all of the hot spots, it almost made me want to enroll in college again. We stopped near the Venus fountain, several of the great academic buildings, saw the library, a massive study area, and the sample gates. I'm excited for some of our students to get started on their next chapter of life at IU

A peaceful early Sunday morning walk in nature around campus this summer did not disappoint. With…read morestudents out for the summer it was quiet and we were surrounded by birds bunny's trees and beautiful historic sites.

Lots of great educational resources. The facility is tidy and is in a safe and easily navigable…read morearea.

My son loves this preschool! He has learned so much, so fast! His handwriting has improved a…read moregreat deal, he knows his alphabet and is beginning to read short words, and I've been really impressed by how fast he's picking up Spanish! (Plus, they have the best playground.) We'll miss Mr. Tim and Ms. Nina when he moves on to kindergarten next year!

I am so impressed with this school. Lots of love, fun and learning. They teach Spanish as well…read more Experienced teachers and equal playtime. All a child needs to be ready for Kindergarten!

This intimate and well maintained theatre is a Bloomington gem! It's clean, artsy, and perfectly…read moreunique, which aligns perfectly with the fact that they only put on original pieces. The theatre itself is very small, holding about 75 people. The stage is rounded and exposed, which is perfect for intimate shows where you want to see everything that's going on and not miss a thing. There is plenty of local art hanging on the walls of the lobby, along with tons of comfy chairs and sofas for lounging before or after shows. Additionally, there's quite a bit of parking around this area of town, from street parking or garages. Check out BPP next time you're in Bloomington and want to see a unique show!

The Bloomington Playwrights Project is a Bloomington treasure. So many theaters in Indiana have…read morethe same old tired plays from years past or plays of popular books or movies. I love that they take a risk and stage completely new plays. I've seen about 4 different productions here, and I thought 3 of the 4 were excellent. As Adam N, mentioned, it's not uncommon for shows to be sold out. The theater is pretty small and some of the seats aren't ideal if you have long legs so grab a seat early. The theater often partners with local businesses to offer free food or drinks in the lobby before the show. Or there may be IU students doing improv in the lobby, depends on the day. The BPP is one of my favorite things about Bloomington.