Excellent staff who work together as a team. Impressive environment. Love the smaller size of the…read moreschool. Hidden treasure of a large play area adjacent to classroom!

My daughter attends here and she absolutely loves it. The teacher are fantastic and the owner is…read moregreat!

My son went to that daycare for a year and three months and honestly it was the worst year every…read more They don't take the time to learn your child and understand them. If your child has any type of delay please do not have them attend this daycare for they are not patient or even caring enough to work with you and your child to try and better them to succeed. They refused to help my child with his speech delay and they do not help potty train and if you are a single mom like me working a lot then that is key. This play is constantly getting new workers, my son had a different teacher aid in his classroom every three months. The owner dared to ask me for a note from my sons doctor so he could move into the preschool room after I just explained to her that my son is in speech therapy. This place isn't even worth the one star I'm giving them. THE WORST DAYCARE IN THE AREA!

This review is for my experience with the 3 yr old room only…read more First I will say that the room is always changing. There were two teachers at the beginning but then a couple months in one left. Then there were two teachers who helped while they tried to find another teacher for a month or so. Then they finally got another teacher. Also as kids turn 4 they leave the 3 yr old room and go into the 4 yr old room, so if that was your kids best friend then tough luck. Also if kids turn 3 they are put into the 3 yr old room. This means if your kid likes routine they will have different teachers and different kids throughout the whole year. Next onto things that happened. My son had "bad days" at school the entire year except for maybe a handful of times in the last two months or so. When I first asked how he was doing I got "nothing to worry about". Then that turned into "hes definant". When I asked what they thought was going on the response was "I do not know what his home life is like". So trying to be proactive I set up an time to meet to try to help my sons behavior at school. I informed them that at home we do the 1,2,3 magic and it works. They were unwilling to do this. Instead what they do is put kids in the calm down chair, because you know if your kid is having problems sitting still during story time and has some energy then obviously putting him in a chair will help (sarcasm intended). I then brought up a sticker reward and if he did well he could earn stickers. I even bought them stickers. Now on a good portion of his good days when I would pick him up I would hear the teacher say "(name) had a good day but we forgot to do the sticker so we will do it tomorrow okay!". useful right? What my son did that contributed to bad days: did not sit still during story time threw mulch threw snow threw a hula hoop did not nap (even though I was told they did not have to nap) cried because he could not have ice cream because he would not eat strawberries (he hates strawberries and I never pack them for his lunches). etc Literally every day I picked him up I was told "not a good day", "tough day", "bad day". etc. If he did something good it was all ruined by one time not sitting still. At home my son sets the table, puts his dishes in the sink or dishwasher, picks up his toys, does his workbooks and letters, puts laundry in, will vacuum, and sweep willingly (WILLINGLY). But at this school they never were proactive about his behavior and refused to work with me to get him to behave. Pros: Affordability, Time Availability (all day till 5, any day of the week), and Location (close to where we live). Cons: my son did not learn anything in terms of educational learning or social learning. the 3rd year old classroom is a daycare. That is the bottom line. It is not a preschool. When we evaluated this school for next year we realized that the pros were all for our benefit and not his, and that made our decision about where to send him next year easy.

From the owner: Help your child achieve educational success with early childhood education from our learning center…read morein Tiverton, Rhode Island . Since 1984, Sakonnet Early Learning Center has held fast to the belief that it is critical to provide experiences that delight, inspire, and capture the wonderful spirit of children. Through a great developmental program we meet children's social, emotional, cognitive, physical and intellectual needs.

The facility is huge, there are two well equipped fenced in playgrounds The infants, toddlers, 3…read moreyear olds and preschoolers each have their own rooms. The director spends part of every day in each room and you can tell she knows your child. My daughter comes home singing new songs and with cute art projects every day. They respect whatever your style of potty training is. At first I was turned off by some staff being so young, until I got to know them and also realized that this is their family business and they are good at it. To be honest I have sat in class with my child for hours because I'm a paranoid social worker and learned that some of the staff are better with kids than with adults.The staff is balanced by a few veterans who have been there 10+ years. They have been in business 21 years.

Quality child care and preschool. Same owners as The Island Child Care Center and Day School in…read morePortsmouth, RI. They have been in business for 14 years, highly recommended by many!

Gross!! The center has mold and is covered on the walls with duct tape. The staff cares more for…read morethe money then the children... I wouldn't chance getting sick from mold.