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Great Escape Early Learning Center

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Our 4 1/2 year old son, Dylan has thoroughly enjoyed Great Escape Early Learning Center in…read moreLittleton. The classes are small. The teachers are awesome. The Director, Jennelle Kreishner, has provided us with everything we need and everything that Dylan needs. Dylan has a lot of special needs as he has a peanut allergy and is mildly autistic. He has done nothing but thrive at Great Escape. I highly recommend Great Escape for your pre-school child especially if you have two working parents who need a lot of flexibility in your child's care. Their prices are very reasonable, too!" - Phil R.

What I love most about Great Escape is that I believe the Directors truly love the kids. My son…read more(21 months) is greeted with a warm welcome every morning and wakes up saying the name of one of one of the directors because he wants to go to school. I have watched the directors make tough decisions and they have always done so in the best interest of the families. We are grateful for the way they handled COVID, ensuring that parents were a part of the re-opening decision and have taken the necessary precautions by making changes to ensure the safety and health of our children. I have referred friends and family members to them. The teachers also love my son. I originally chose Great Escape because they seemed to be the only place taking a September birthday at age one (part time). I am grateful for their care and flexibility. This summer they have had elementary care available too in which they have brought in special activities such as putt putt golf and oversized blocks for construction building contests.

The Peak Center of Excellence - Toddler room

The Peak Center of Excellence

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My infant son started at another day care center in Thornton when he was about 7 months old. When…read morewe moved to Littleton we needed to find new day care around 9 months of age. Within a few weeks I saw positive changes in my son that I attribute directly to the people who manage the infant room at Peak. He was much more interactive, happier, and his personality started to blossom to our satisfaction. He also settled down and started to take naps, which he never did at the other day care or when he was home with me. I observed that he felt safe and secure and responded with enthusiasm to the ladies who run the room. I saw the teachers exhibit a lot of patience with the babies as well as delight as the babies grow, learn and play. The woman who runs the infant room and her assistant are extremely well-organized, dedicated, and there is no question that they love babies! My son has now graduated to the next room and I was apprehensive about the change because both he and I were attached to the infant room. To our relief, his transition has gone more smoothly than we could have imagined. When I drop him off in the mornings, he runs into the classroom and knows what he's supposed to do (usually sit down at the table for breakfast). When I pick him up, he is in a good mood with a smile on his face, has been well-fed and has usually taken a long nap. Peak is not perfect, but they take responsibility for their mistakes, which is what I expect a professional organization to do. When they made a mistake in how much they were charging us, they immediately addressed it with me and told me how they would correct the error. They followed through with their plan. I'm sad to see that Travis H. recently had a negative experience with Peak and I'd like to respond to some of his observations. I have also seen staff in the mornings eating their breakfast & reading on their phones in the lobby. But I always attributed that to that person being available to open the front door during the busy time of the morning (security is taken seriously at Peak--parents are not given the door code; you ring a doorbell to gain entry). I have also seen kids older than my son being corralled in the hallway with strollers, but I have not observed the use of phones being taped to the walls. When my son graduates to the classroom where these actions may be taken I will certainly find out more about the reasoning behind these methods, if I observe them. As far as being understaffed goes, I understand that it's really difficult to find staff for day care centers because its a demanding and low-paying position. In the past 7 months we have been at Peak, staff has remained stable. I see the same faces staffing the classrooms everyday--they are friendly and often stop to tell me little stories about my son. So far, I know about only 1 departure which was due to personal reasons. Taking into account all the pro's and con's, we are overall very satisfied with the level of care here.

My child went to Peak for 2.5 years before starting kindergarten. The staff is very nice and…read moreprofessional. They addressed all and any concerns we had with our child. They were attentive, and caring. They do fun activities, and take them on field trips in the summer to the park, the local pool, target, the library and have a 'pajama movie day.' My child had a blast and learned how to spell her name, count, ABC's, and about other countries. If it wasn't time for her to go to Kindergarten, she would still be there.

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