I already left a detailed review on Google for Kids Country Canyon Park about the wonderful…read moreteachers and the nurturing, caring atmosphere the team provides. Here, I especially want to highlight the director, Haleemah. Haleemah truly does her best to address parents' concerns. I can't thank her enough for always listening to my worries about my kids and responding thoughtfully and professionally. She takes concerns seriously and handles them in the best way she knows how -- and that ultimately gives me so much peace and confidence as a mom. As parents, feeling heard makes all the difference. Haleemah creates that sense of trust and partnership, and that is not easy to find.

So very grateful for Kids Country! My twins have been in their care since they were 9 mo old and we…read morehave had THE BEST experience. All of the teachers genuinely care about the children, and it shows through their work. Now that my twins are toddler age, they are learning so much from their teachers (special shout out to Ms. Chayo and Ms. Arely). They are always doing art projects, reading books, learning new skills and the care that their teachers have for them is the best that I could imagine. KC management is great, caring and responsive. Kids Country is their home away from home and I truly trust their care and direction. So thankful we found kids country.

My child has recieved services via Children's Communication Corner for around a year. He has come…read moreso very far thanks to his wonderful therapist who knows how to challenge him in a positive way. She has been a huge part of the success that we see in him. His confidence is great, his social skills are emerging, his ability to relay his emotions & needs verbally while keeping calm is fantastic. He is proud of all of things he can now accomplish. I highly recommend this valuable business.

Extremely disorganized and unprofessional. We sent two of…read moreour children to Childrens Communication Corner for speech therapy. While the services were beneficial and progress was made, the experience was completely tainted by the lack of organization and unprofessional business practices. When we signed up for services, a discount was offered for having a second child receive services as well. We received services over a nine month period. We paid as went as insurance did not cover any of the sessions. Invoices or monthly statements were never provided and we simply asked them to charge our credit card as we went. About thirty days after we finished the sessions, we received a bill what appeared to be the final sessions. We did not dispute the bill and paid it. We later received another bill and took it as valid and sent them a check. A few weeks later, (now several months since we last received services)we received the check back with a note saying our account was paid in full and we did not owe any more money. Three months later I receive a call from "Pete" at my workplace who is calling to say our account is past due and we owe him $421 and if we don't pay right now he is sending us to collections. I proceeded to explain that his company returned our last payment to us with a statement saying the account was paid in full and that there must be a misunderstanding. He became very rude and beligerent and demanded payment immediately. From here things got worse. Pete harassed us continually. He said the therapist that provided the services did not bill us correctly, that she was not authorized to give an additional child discount and that he was going to reverse the discount and bill the full amounts. A month later he sent us invoices and statements indicating we owe them over $900 and demanded payment. He threatened collections throughout. We did not have anything in writing from them regarding the sibling discount, and as they did not provide on going invoices or statements we had nothing to argue his trumped up charges and invoices. We value our credit and do not want a fight with collections. We paid the $900 and will never do business with them again. Get everything in writing while they are trying to "sign you up" and demand invoices and statements. They are not the friendly "mom & pop" operation they claim to be.

My baby started at 4 months old in the infant classroom and as a first time mother I was so nervous…read moreabout leaving my baby at daycare. But the teachers were so loving and took such great care of him. Now when I leave him at daycare, he's so happy with the teachers, he doesn't even notice when I leave sometimes. I love the daily reports and photos. He's moving up to the toddler classroom and the staff have been very good with letting us know about transitions. There's plenty of parking at the front, live camera feed so I don't miss him during work hours, very responsive to emails, and if there's any issue they call me straight away. Thank you teachers!

Our family was with Kiddie Academy Bothell for years, and our daughter truly grew up there as part…read moreof the community. Unfortunately, over the past few months, we experienced several concerning issues that caused her distress and ultimately led us to make the very difficult decision to move her to a new school. We noticed a decline in care and communication beginning earlier this year around summertime. One of our daughter's teachers made comments such as "She doesn't like me," which felt inappropriate and insensitive given her age and emotional development. On multiple occasions, we witnessed emotional responses dismissed instead of acknowledged by teachers, for example, telling children not to cry or using a toy remote to "change" their mood instead of helping them process their feelings. There were also moments of unnecessarily harsh discipline. During one pickup, my daughter ran happily toward me and was immediately scolded by a teacher in front of the class. The tone felt punitive and unkind for a 3-year-old. We also had ongoing hygiene concerns. Our daughter frequently came home uncomfortable from sitting in soiled diapers, and even after being potty trained, she wasn't always properly cleaned. This led to severe irritation and discomfort, something that is avoidable in a childcare setting. When we brought these concerns to staff, the responses were heard, but later on the issues would arise again. We later learned that other families had also withdrawn for similar reasons, citing concerns about the disorganized environment, absence of structure, and insufficiently defined teaching curriculum, all of which created emotional stress and overwhelm for the students. To make matters worse, Kiddie Academy refused to refund our $1,000 deposit for the fall term, even though our daughter began the new school year and met their own enrollment criteria before we made the decision to withdraw her due to these ongoing issues. We've since moved our daughter to Birch Tree, and the difference has been night and day. The staff there are attentive, communicative, and genuinely caring. Questions and concerns are addressed immediately, and their follow-through is clear and consistent. They also provide a developmentally appropriate, well-structured curriculum with systems in place that foster a calm environment and significantly reduce the behavioral challenges many families had previously experienced at Kiddie Academy Bothell. For the first time in a long time our daughter is truly thriving. She is happy, supported, and excited to go to school every day. We're deeply disappointed by how things ended at Kiddie Academy Bothell. What was once a positive experience declined into something that felt indifferent and disorganized, and the lack of care ultimately cost them the trust of our family.

I have two children that have been attending full-time for a few years now and I am actually sad…read more We will be phasing out this next year. From day one kids corner has been a huge blessing and I have never had any issues with them what so ever. They are open earlier than most daycares and stay open later as well. providing diapers when the kids were little was such a huge help as well. I can honestly say as a single mother I'm not sure how I would have made it without them over the years.

I'm writing this to give my first-hand experience. I'm 17 years old currently and happened upon…read morethese ratings and whatnot about the childcare I used to be in. When I was there I vividly remember the adults taking good care of all the children, I remember there being a lot of other kids there, whom I'd make friends with. I remember having so much fun, especially when the days were nice and sunny. The only few things I remember not being happy about were the fact that I didn't see my mom (normal as a child) and that one summer day when we had the sprinklers out I cut my foot on a tricycle, other than that, I only remember one lady who worked there who I thought didn't like me, can't tell you why I just remember thinking that every time I saw her. They always provided full meals and I enjoyed them a lot. This was honestly such a good place for me as a child, and I miss all the staff a lot. Anyway, just wanted to give a first-hand account of this place from someone who went there haha. I'm positive that everyone who went there when I did would say similar things as me.

To start, I have 3 boys who are different ages so they're in different classes with different…read moreteachers. Across the classes, I'm very happy with the development of my kids and the way I've been able to see growth in just a few months. They all had a hard time starting daycare after being at home with my most of their life and the staff and teachers really came together to help make it easier. Now they run to their classes and gree their friends, my oldest doesnt want to leave some days because he's having a great time. Overall, a great center. Cleanliness wise, I've never had a concern. They clean everyday and throughout the day and obviously sickness will happen but they stay on top of it by cleaning the toys and other areas that have a high touch frequency.

This kindercare location is NOT safe for your children. My son was in prek from may 2024 to…read moreFebruary 2025. During that period of time he was bitten multiple times by consistent problem children that they do little to nothing about, then it was other children following my son into the bathroom which caused him months and months of repotty training because he doesn't like being watched. They lost to my knowledge 2 children both from the front of the building. My last straw was getting a call at the end of the day saying my son was involved in inappropriate behaviors which was completely out of character. The Prek teachers DO NOT SUPERVISE THE CHILDREN WELL ENOUGH. The current teachers there were the teachers that were there with my son and at the end he complained of Ms. Reshu constantly yelling at him for not following directions but letting the children have so much alone time private areas are being involved between 5+ children. I genuinely feel as if she shouldn't have a job there anymore. Do NOT send your kids to this place it's hectic and unsafe

My daughter has been receiving speech therapy once a week for an about a month and her diction and…read morepronunciation of words are more concise and clear. Our daughter has a big personality, yet even at the age of 3 I could noticeably tell she was struggling to pronounce words with beginning with GR and she was holding herself back by shying away from speaking. I contacted her a pediatrician whom after a check up sent a referral to Speech for Success. From start to finish my experience as a parent working with Speech for Success has been extremely wonderful. The therapist and office staff are all really courteous and helpful. I greatly appreciate how her therapist gives my husband and I tools to assist her home for positive reinforcement. My sweet girl enjoys her therapy session with Ms. Zara, and is actively speaking up more (yay!) A few things that helped my process run smoothly was I called around to multiple speech therapy groups, to verify insurance acceptance and new patient intake availability PRIOR to her appointment with her pediatrician (as you will need a pediatric referral.) Once I narrowed down a group, I gave that group to her pediatrician to send the referral too. Within 24 hrs I contacted the center to introduce myself, let them a referral was sent by her pediatrician, and asked what steps if anything I needed to do while waiting for the office staff to overview her referral. Once her referral was pulled the office contacted me to schedule an appointment and sent a link to a portal, and completed all the tasks within the portal before the day of appointment. Within less than two weeks my daughter had her first assessment, was given a speech treatment plan, and her weekly therapy sessions started that following week.

I had the absolute privilege of working with Susie Hernandez, and I can't overstate the impact she…read morehad on my son. From the very beginning, she was able to connect with him in a way that I've never seen with any therapist, counselor or teacher. He would light up whenever he knew he had a session coming, and he'd often ask me, "is it almost time to see Ms. Susie again?" What made Susie so special is her ability to truly see him. She understood him on a deeper level. He once told me, with a smile, "she always seems to know what I'm thinking," and that kind of connection is priceless to see as a parent. Susie brought immense heart, compassion, and conviction into every single session. She gave Everett a sense of trust, confidence, and joy that he will carry with him moving forward. The care she provided came from who she is as a person. We are so grateful for the time Everett had with her. She left a lasting mark on his growth and on our hearts.

Very poor supervision of toddlers in the 2-3 year range. Our granddaughter has been bitten by…read moreother children in her group multiple times and kicked and hit. The problem, in my opinion, is that there is insufficient organized activity to keep them productively busy. Watching via the video feed, what I see is just a minimally-supervised room where toddlers are wandering around, warehoused for the day.

Our son had a wonderful time at MELC. The teachers are caring, patient, and genuinely attentive to…read moreeach child. We really appreciate how open they are to parent feedback--whenever something came up, communication was smooth and issues were thoughtfully worked through together. We can feel they tried best to provide a caring environment for every kid. Another big highlights for us, especially as new parents, is the live streaming. Being able to check in and see how our child plays and spends his day gave us a lot of reassurance and peace of mind. Overall, MELC feels like a very supportive and trustworthy environment, and we have recommended to several families in our community and would happily recommend it to other families here as well!

A community unlike any other. My son has flourished here and so have I in part thanks to the…read morewonderful Parent Ed that goes along with school. I am amazed every week with the new curriculum presented to the children. The outdoor area is NAEYC certified and simply amazing. Eating grapes from the vines in the garden and watching the kids climb the apple tree are a fave of mine. If you're looking for an amazing place for your child to grow, look no further!

So weird, if you scroll down there are 13 reviews that Yelp claims are "that are not currently…read morerecommended" and they are all positive. For some reason only the negative reviews are showing up here on the main page. I know most of those 13 other people, they are great people and all have children at the preschool. They should most certainly be relevant. On with my review.... Being a new parent was very intimidating for me. Had they been boys, I likely would have been the "men don't cry, rub some dirt on it and walk it off" type dad. I'm extremely thankful I had two girls as it made me toss that parenting plan out the window. Sadly, I didn't have a backup in place. Our first daughter was around 18 months old or so and our photographer (who had 2 kids at WFP and also has a "not currently recommended review) strongly suggested WFP. We had actually started the preschool hunt about the same time, so we went to the open house. The open house was good, didn't blow our socks off or anything. We still shopped around for other schools. Most of the "preschools" we tutored, were really just day care. 2 or three burnt out adults trying to wrangle a mass of toddlers who have 0 impulse control. A couple of the tours were just an eyeful of staff running around putting out fires (not literally) and trying to keep the place in one piece. No time for nurturing, one on one care, educating. Really, just mayhem. Which of course has it's purpose as well, developing those social skills is very important and what better environment to do that in than the Thunderdome. Our eldest was very shy around strangers and had extreme separation anxiety. WFP won out our hunt simply because we could be there with her to hold her hand whatever that little brain was going through... Since my review is already getting a bit wordy, I'll just say this last week (3 years later) my daughter gave a presentation from her journal in front of the entire class as though no one else was there. She is strong, confident, and extremely outgoing. She has made quite a few friends at the preschool and by the end of the weekend she is excited to get back at it. Our youngest is frequently jealous of our eldest because she only gets to go to preschool one day a week (ups to 3 days a week next year). She has also flourished at the preschool though she is about as opposite of her sister as one could be. So I say thanks to WFP. My parenting plan is to raise confident women with a depth of self worth whose bottom will never be found and I strongly believe that Beth, Cecile, Jodie, and the other parents of WFP have given my girls the foundation they will need to achieve those goals.