It was a great experience!! Kelly the instructor was excellent-knowledgeable, patient, and…read moreengaging. She made the whole process easy. She explained the material clearly and made sure everyone felt comfortable with the skills. The hands-on practice was especially helpful in building confidence. The class was well-structured, interactive. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to be prepared for emergency situations.

This is a convenient and efficient CPR program as far as American Heart Association courses go…read more Amrutha is a great communicator and I will take my renewal classes with them in the future!

I have been a nurse for 35 years, and now that we are having COVID issues, her course was a…read moregodsend. Having the opportunity to do the class virtually made it easier for my friends and me to take it together and still be safe. Ruthie was made the process effortless even with about 8 of us and our hectic schedules. She answered all our questions promptly and quelled our apprehensions, and she even gave us a group rate discount. You will not regret taking the courses with her as she was a thorough and knowledgeable instructor.

We LOVE The Caring Center!! The teachers are amazing and many have been there for 20+ years. The…read morestaff at the center is a true family and truly centered on amazing care for kids. We are so grateful for the 7+ years of care they've provided our girls and I would strongly recommend The Caring Center to any parent who wants excellent care and education for their young child. I have had true peace of mind daily while our girls are there.

Wonderful, wonderful childcare center. The staff is so caring and committed (great retention rate),…read morethe facility is perfect for little kids, they're flexible with hours and scheduling and they provide all the meals! We could not be happier with CC.

We have been very happy with our decision to enroll our two students at Archmere Academy. My…read morefreshman started during covid, which was a challenge socially but academically Archmere made adjustments and school continued. My two students are very different in their strengths and weakness and as long as your student seeks out what they need, we have had a very successful and happy time at Archmere. They have expanded their college counseling department and made other staff and facilities improvement, that have only added to the school value.

Another business that has a historical marker out front. Archmere's marker reads:…read more "This was once the home of John Jakob Raskob (1879-1950), financier, DuPont and General Motors executive, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and developer of the Empire State Building. Known as "The Patio," his palatial home was constructed 1916-18 in a style befitting his position in Wilmington society. The name "Archmere" was given to the surrounding estate because of the natural arch the trees formed over the Delaware River vista. This has been home to Archmere Academy since its founding in 1932 by the Norbertine Order. Archmere Academy was officially dedicated on October 12, 1932. Opened as an all boys' boarding school with an enrollment of 22, the Academy is now a co-educational college preparatory school with an enrollment of over 500 students. The Patio was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007." Not much to see from the road with the gates locked.

If you're looking for a comprehensive Adult/Infant/AED CPR Class, the Red Cross in Wilmington is…read moredefinitely the place to come!the instructors are very knowledgable - most are even crossed trained in Wilderness First Aid as well.

I have been to two of Diana's classes now to prepare for my first borns birth. I had the pleasure…read moreof attending her newborn care class and breastfeeding class. I went in to both classes knowing basically the bare minimum and left feeling like I had a good handle of what I should expect. She helped me feel like the whole experience of motherhood was something I could handle and I felt very confident which is something I needed! She made myself, my husband, and everyone else in class feel comfortable asking questions and having an open dialogue. I would recommend anyone looking for clear, concise guidance for parenthood to attend one of Diana's classes!

Gathered Birth was an informative, welcoming, and fun experience! We just finished the four-part…read moreChildbirth class as well as the Newborn Care class and we got so much out of it. Our experience could not have gone better. We're signed up for the Breastfeeding class as well and are looking forward to it. Diana brings a wealth of experience as a pediatric nurse, midwife, and mother and also makes you feel comfortable and relaxed. The price is an excellent value for the wealth of knowledge that she shares. It's a very personalized experience and we would recommend it to all our friends. We're very thankful to have found Gathered Birth.

My son has been coming here since Nov 2024 and he loves it. He has really made progress in learning…read moreand his endurance. Yes there are substitutes at times as they put the instructors where and when they need them. Private classes are offered at this school so if you need a specific gender, then I'd suggest paying for private classes and calling the day of to confirm who the instructor will be.

I don't normally write bad reviews but I will not be gaslighted by a business that doesn't take my…read moredaughter into consideration when I specifically did my part. They will keep your money for clases that were not taken. While they may have a policy in place it's important to also understand as a business if you do not hold your part up you need to meet the customer half way. Let's start at the beginning - I asked if my toddler would be with female instructors before signing her up for the next level program and specifically stated this is a requirement she must have due to anxiety. Tide water staff at the sign up counter said yes she would have two girls as they were on the schedule for this specific class weekly. However I kept seeing men rotate through with one female. First time I said to my daughter it's ok just a sub - she was not thrilled but at least participated which was huge for her . She was extremely anxious throughout the week to even go back but here I am telling her no it's girls you will be ok this week. Then we go again another male is in her class training??? You have a kid that has a special request/ need and you put a male in there to train? I literally had to get up and go to one of the girl instructors last week to let her know she doesn't do well with men - and this was because my daughter was crying and disrupting class due to the boy being there in the middle of class. My toddler requiring constant attention for crying is not fair to the other paying customers. Tidewater claims they tried to meet my daughter's needs but this was only when I asked for a refund for classes she wouldn't be taking. I am not gonna keep making false promises to my kid that she will be with girls when they put male's in there to train and sub plus 2 other weeks have a male in the class. 3 weeks in a row doesn't show me anything but they don't care. So yes I asked to be refunded for classes she wouldn't be taking because why would I come back ? It's 3 classes . I am not asking for clases she participated in to be refunded just the next 3 that includes yesterday which was a drive there and get right back in the car to go home since another boy was there I understand schedules are hard to make but if you really cared you wouldn't have put the man in there last week to train... but from my experience communication is definitely not their strong area. My daughter's comfort and safety is my top priority and I am only posting this to help other moms/dads make the best decisions for their kids . I as a mom/ consumer feel I did my job asking from the beginning the important questions . I as a mom feel that it is unfair that I am requesting a refund due my daughter no longer feeling safe and comfortable at their swim school and that not being met. I am posting this for the moms/dads that may not be able to throw away almost a full month of money if their kid has a specific request or need. Five star is more professional and accommodating to kids that may require a specific accommodations.

I enrolled my son at Kids on 12th at the beginning of the spring this year. He finished preschool…read morewith them, and then attended summer camp. I have been thoroughly pleased with the care and guidance he has received. He starts kindergarten in the fall, & I had the choice of enrolling hin an after school program that was much more affordable than theirs, but I have made those types of decisions based on money in the past, and quite frankly I've learned my lesson. You get what you pay for. The staff at kids on 12th is knowledgeable and helpful, and the energy in the place is great! I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for part/full time care for their children while they work.

This review is for their swim lessons. Breanna has been our instructor for about a year now. My…read morechildren were very fearful of the water and Breanna has been great with them, she has just the right amount of gentleness but also pushes them to get over their fear. Steer Clear of JUDY she is a very nasty and gruff woman, and from what I have observed of her, should not be working with young children. I will preface this by saying I am not a person that overreacts and if my children are not behaving in a respectful manner they are corrected immediately. Judy seems a little unhinged, she screamed, not even yelled or raised her voice but screamed at my 4 year old son because he reached inside of her lollipop bag (the kids get to choose a lollipop when their lesson is over) before I had a chance to dry him off. She snatched the bag away from his hands and then watched him and my daughter with disdain on her face to make sure they didn't drip water in the bag of lollipops. This is one of those incidents that you kind of have to be present for to understand. Her behavior seemed unhinged. I feel awkward leaving this review because, like I said, I am not a very sensitive person and if my child is doing something wrong I would expect the appropriate measures be taken to correct their behavior. This was so far beyond that, this woman is nasty and mean. She should not be working so closely with young children, she does not have the temperament for it.