Great daycare with caring teachers. We have been here since our daughter was 3 months old and now…read moreshe 3 years old. I have nothing but great things to say about them.

This school has bee amazing ever since we started a year ago! The director and the staff are happy…read moreand you can tell they truly our there because they love the kids and they are amazing with the lesson plans and activities! On top of the basics, they have great extra program opportunities! i appreciate the staff and how much they show up everyday!

This place is amazing. With everything going on with Covid, they have stepped up and has helped my…read moreson with zoom classes and his homework assignments. They are welcoming, warm and the teachers just loving and understanding all kinds of situations. Thank you Churchland Kindercare! I have no idea what I would do without you during this difficult time with Covid!!!!!!

I warn anyone thinking about putting their child into this daycare to really tour the facility and…read morenot just at the end of the day like they ask. My son attended there for TWO weeks and had two incidents that ultimately made me pull him from the facility for good. They are neglecting/abusing the children. Twice he was injured at this school and twice there was no incident report, no phone call, no nothing. The teachers didn't even notice his injuries. First time was a welt across his face, the second time he had a giant goose egg and bruise on his forehead. My husband noticed both times immediately upon pickup but his teachers "didn't notice and didn't know what had happened". This is unacceptable. When a teacher is saying they don't know at all what happened, that means they're not watching my child or they did something to him. There's no way he hit his head that hard and didn't cry. Which means they didn't comfort him when he cried. We had to take my two year old son to the urgent care that night to be checked out for his head injury, that's how bad it was. I have filed a report with CPS and DSS. The director Minerva Lubin, tries to hide and cover things up instead of making her employees take responsibility. Please please please do not send your babies here.

Our son was born just before the Covid pandemic started in 2020, this left us with a lack of…read moreoptions for childcare and also a big sense of unease about sending our baby to daycare/preschool. It took me almost a year to build up the courage to send him and in the summer of 2021 he started at Goddard. Now it's the summer of 2022 and both of our children attend Goddard. Our son is a little timid in large groups and likes to play independently, in each class his "style" has been respected. We get regular updates on his days and when a little extra attention is needed from us, his teachers have been gracious enough to help us reinforce positive behaviors at home. He loves his school and his teachers, every day he has a "great day" (his words). Navigating school and childcare in the post-pandemic has not been easy but we are always thankful and appreciative of the communication and cautiousness that Goddard places on the safety of the students and teachers. I would encourage any family looking for daycare/preschool to explore Goddard!

Very sketchy place. They don't have a lot of staff who are actually experts in Early Childhood…read moreEducation. Mrs. Valentina has a bachelors in linguistics and is the Lead Teacher? I find that odd and weird. All this money this daycare wants you to pay yet it is troubling that someone in such a critical early education role does not hold a degree in Early Childhood Education. The Goddard School is not simply a time for play--it is a foundational academic daycare that supports essential cognitive, social, and emotional development. Educators in this space should have specialized training in early childhood development, instructional strategies for young learners, and knowledge of age-appropriate curriculum standards. A degree in Linguistics, while valuable, does not provide the pedagogical framework or developmental understanding required to teach effectively at this level. This situation raises concerns about the standards being upheld in early learning environments. Recognizing someone as "Teacher of the Year" who lacks a degree in Early Childhood Education not only undermines the value of that credential but also sends the message that passion alone qualifies one to lead a classroom. Passion is important--but it must be paired with relevant, formal education to ensure children receive the quality instruction they deserve.

Primrose is great. I don't know what else you could ask for in pre-school/ child care. I have a…read moreboy and a girl who have attended Primrose for a year and a half. In that time, both of my children have changed classes more than once due to age. They have adored their teachers in each class they were a part of. The owners and management are fantastic. They are reasonable and flexible to work with, and sincerely concerned about the safety and growth of all the kids at their school. I would recommend Primrose to any parent looking for a safe and healthy learning environment for their child.

Could not recommend this school more!!! My son has been here for about a year, for reference…read more First, they are by far the cleanest daycare I've ever toured and we toured a lot! Second the staff genuinely cares, my son has moved throughout multiple classrooms and every teacher has been nothing short of fantastic in the infant and toddler program thus far. In regards to the infant room they are GREAT about following the oz's per bottle you set, but also gently making recommendations when needed. because let's face it babies act different depending on who they're around sometimes. You get these cute little notes about things they enjoy and developmental milestones they achieve. They send home soooo much art work for you to hang on the fridge and cherish. The toddler program is also wonderful. Classroom 6,1,2, and 3 teachers were all super great. One day there was an issue, my son slept too long and he slept through a bottle and as a ftm it made me super nervous, this staff handled it like CHAMPS they were super understanding and supportive of my position and assured me it wouldn't happen again and it did not. Goes to show how great they are at not only dealing with babies but also parents. The food they receive is also amazing in my opinion their menu never fails! Overall the value of care, education, and experience you get for your child is unmatched by any other daycare I've seen. If you can get a spot here I highly recommend it!

Parent pick up is always a breeze. Love the organization and the attention to detail from the staff…read more Education at this school is top notch... they even have their own farm with animals to teach the littles. Love it

I am disappointed with how this daycare/school handled my child's potty accident…read more I fully understand that we have responsibility as parents to provide extra clothes, and I can acknowledge that we should have had backup clothes available. That part is on us. However, young children have accidents, especially when they are adjusting to a new environment, and I was shocked by how the situation was handled. I received a call telling me that my child had an accident and that I needed to bring shorts or pants because they were currently only in their shirt. I was also told that if I could not bring clothes, my child would remain without pants. That is the part I cannot accept. A childcare facility should still have a basic contingency plan for situations like this. No child should be left exposed, embarrassed, or without proper clothing because there are no backup options available. Even when a parent forgets something, the child's dignity and comfort should remain the priority. What makes this even more concerning is that since starting at this school, my child's confidence and self-esteem seem to have changed. They have started saying things like, "I don't use my listening ears. I never do," and "I'm a bad kid." As a parent, that is heartbreaking to hear. Children should be corrected and redirected with patience and care, not in a way that makes them internalize shame or feel like they are bad. A potty accident should be handled privately, calmly, and respectfully. It should never become something that adds to a child's embarrassment or affects how they see themselves. As a parent, it was incredibly stressful to receive that call and feel like my child's dignity was not being protected. I hope the school reviews its policy on potty accidents, backup clothing, and how children are spoken to when they are struggling or adjusting.

I really like the care my kids receive here! They have an actual curriculum, which means my kids…read moreare learning not just be watched. The staff is great, the director is pretty cool too. It's a little expensive but worth it!

Childcare alert: if you are thinking to send your baby to Childitme in greenbrier (Eden way) let me…read moreshare what happened to us. My daughter had a great time with the previous class until she turned 2, although the director was always unresponsive and zero customer service but teachers were great. Then, they moved her to the two's with no transition, they didn't even know that she couldn't have milk and I'm thankful I caught this on camera checking on her the first day and stopped them on time. Teacher were rude since the beginning not saying hello but keep talking to each other most times at pick up so I never got to have a relationship with them. My daughter started crying at drop off again and that was a first sign. Next, she was left with her t-shirt and swaeter wet until her lips turned blue at home when I noticed her arms were frozen,after I picked her up when she was still napping at school. I obviously asked the teachers to change her but this happened again twice until I noticed at pick up one day and confront led them right away. Turned out they didn't care and had no intention to change her. I reported it to the director, that didn't care and didn't intervene (long story short). Had a bad feeling when I sent her to school the day after so I watched her on camera only to see that my fears were justified: she was neglected care the whole day, no diaper change and no visual contact when she started crying cause a kid pulled her arm and after 30 miutes no response of either teacher, then she was crying following one of the teacher around, and this teacher turned to her, bent down and moved her head and hands like if she was yelling at her and then ignore her again. After plenty of calls (they didn't respond for over 50 minutes) and message via app (that director saw but lied about), the director showed up to take care of my daughter and I left work to pick her up and find her diaper and pants wet. Director lied, supervisor didn't care, and your kid might be the next one cause no intervention for the teachers behavior either. I can't recommend the center and want to share my experience if can help the next kid to avoid emotional abuse and neglected care.

Heartfelt Appreciation for Maurice III's Care…read more Miss Julissa and the Ladybugs Team, we want to say how truly grateful we are for the incredible care and attention given to Maurice III. It was clear from the start that his well-being was a top priority, and the kindness, patience, and encouragement shown makes such a difference. You don't just teach--you care, and that means the world. We can tell Maurice feels supported every step of the way, and that kind of dedication is something we'll never forget. From our entire Smith Family, thank you for going above and beyond and for making such a positive impact. We deeply appreciate everything you do! Jada/Mom Maurice Jr. / Dad Pat/ Yaya Maurice Sr. / Papa

the staff truly cares for each child, not just as a "group of students" but individually. they are…read more100% transparent in what goes on during the school day. provide our kids with group building activities as well as courses to meet each child's individual goals. they use the ProCare app to keep parents updated all day (and I do mean ALL day) of what is being done, what is being eaten, and what is to come. 10/10 would recommend this early development program to every parent

$67 for the full day or $50 for half a day of daycare with a few days notice is the price for a…read moretwo-year old....We've been applauding the customer-orientation, flexibility and friendliness of the entire staff. You will only pay by bank check. The daycare didn't have a credit card machine. The size of the toddlers' class was small. There was one teacher for three toddlers. This allow for a lot of attention given to them. There were a lot of toys and a nice outdoor playground. They will offer a cute complimentary sticker to your toddler sometimes. Food and snacks were included in the tuition fee. They will apply a complimentary high-quality and organic sunscreen for sensitive skin from the brand "California baby" whenever your child will play outside. It was free and easy to park in their safe private parking. You will have to bring diapers, diaper cream and a change of clothes.

great center for our three children we will miss everyone teachers and front office were always…read morehelpful