Amazing and affordable preschool. We've sent our child here for almost a year, and we could not be more pleased with the structure and care. The teachers are very passionate about the students and fully attentive to their personalities and needs. There is a strong variety of activities within a daily routine, lots of consistency with the care, and ongoing communication between the teachers and children. Our son comes home with daily "academic" work, art pieces, potty training and other social-emotional lessons, and lots of fun songs! This daycare was almost half the cost of what we paid while living in Long Beach, but we don't feel like we've lost any quality of care with our toddler. I would definitely pay more to support these teachers and keep their festive activities, play spaces, and art supplies going. read more

My how things can change in a year. This place began declining in the past 6/7 months when our daughter's teacher at the time started complaining regularly about her behavior, i.e. her inability to sit still and being defiant (well imagine that in a 2 1/2 year old!) - but was offering no solutions. We guided her by explaining what we did at home, and she in turn began placing our daughter in time outs "all day long" which can't be uplifting nor constructive at all for a child. She clearly had no experience working with a challenging personality and seemed lost, and didn't really care. I got the sense that she would've been happy if we had taken our daughter out of the program, because she certainly wasn't forthcoming with any ideas on how to address our daughter's perceived "issues". We were very close to removing our daughter from the school, but then we met the 3 year old teacher and we loved her immediately. She was pleasant, knowledgable and passionate about our child being successful. She told us that she was reading books on how to work with "spirited" children so that she would be well equipped to work with our daughter when she entered her class. We were relieved and thankful. We didn't want to uproot our daughter and change her whole routine. When our daughter entered her class in September last year, there was an immediate and marked difference in her behavior and skill development. She was more cheerful about going to school. Her tracing and "drawing" abilities blossomed. When we picked her up in the afternoons, the teacher would give us an update on the day and it wasn't Negative Nelly every single time. Of course if something did go wrong, she would tells us, but she always did it in a loving, solution-oriented way - not like she was reading down a laundry list of issues and offering no insight on improvement. Her personality, child development knowledge and willingness to collaborate with us on our daughter's progress was VASTLY better than the experience with the previous teacher. And the owner of the preschool fired her last Monday, just like that. No warning whatsoever to the parents. The owner (who may as well be the Wizard of Oz because she was never, ever seen at the school except to collect checks that she cashed when she felt like it) showed up in her classroom while she was away taking lunch, solicited the help of another teacher to pack her belongings, and gave her an ultimatum to quit when she returned from lunch. And then she called the police. To a preschool. On a preschool teacher. My husband called the school the next morning to get answers on what happened, and was flat out lied to by the teacher who served as accomplice to the sabotage. She said that our daughter's teacher had quit by her own free will, and that the owner would be issuing a statement about it. He asked her why the police were called if she willingly quit. No answer. My heart is broken for the teacher. My heart is broken for my daughter and her former classmates, too, who did not get to say a proper goodbye to the person who had been their daily caregiver for the past several months (years). This decision was undoubtedly made based on a selfish and vindictive agenda, not a smart business choice, or even a human choice. What kind of person does this to a group of 3 year olds? Transitions are so hard for children, and a buffer of some sort for a change this big needs to be there to ease the blow. We withdrew our daughter the same day and have since enrolled her elsewhere. Our child will not be attending a school where the police are summoned. I recommend you don't send yours there either. read more

My son has been attending Look Who's Learning for over a year now. I couldn't be more happy. They even potty trained him at no additional cost. The neighborhood is safe and I feel comfortable leaving him there every morning. His teacher is so caring and so nice. She teaches the children how to be respectful to each other and you can tell she enjoys being there. The facility is very clean and they have a strict daily schedule. He also comes home with a learning packet for the day and different arts and crafts he worked on. I would recommend them to anyone interested. read more

This is such a great school . They provide a excellent curriculum for my child and have really made such big strides in her potty training . I definitely recommend this school . Every teacher there has a great and positive attitude . I see that they truly care about the students and really wish to give them the best possible care and tuition is also extremely reasonable . Every month you are given a calendar that shows the theme of the week along with what they are learning day by day . I have peace of mind knowing that I am dropping off my daughter to a preschool that will actually be teaching her instead of just putting her in front of a tv all day or just outside all day playing . They do have Friday movie days which I completely don't mind and this is a fun thing to do at the end of the week. read more

Look Who's Learning is GREAT!! The Staff is caring and understanding. My son has been attending for 2 years and has grown so much since starting here. My thanks to all of the staff for helping us through potty training which I don't even want to think about how much worse it would've been without their help. I'm going to miss this place come August when my son starts Kindergarten but it was well worth the nominal tuition they charge. Miss Alice, Miss Leticia,and Miss Herlinda you will be missed! read more

This school was all of my prayers answered. As soon as I went in to take a look around I felt like I had known the teachers forever. Everyone was so warm and inviting, letting me poke around every single room! They have the most adorable bathrooms, that are themed, and every room is packed with books, toys, and artwork. Everything was explained to me, to the point where I almost didn't have any questions to ask. They are on it! The teacher we have currently is amazing. She always takes the time to have a chat with me about how the day went, and the connection she has with the kids is so obvious. If you want your child to be in a family environment, with people who actually care, Look Who's Learning is the place to go! read more

My son has attended Look Who's Learning Preschool for almost 2 years now, and it has been a really great experience. He started in August 2012, and will move on to Kindergarten in August 2014. Over the past 2 years he has learned and grown so much. The teacher he has right now is Ms. Lynette, and she is so caring and really wants her students to learn. I love her, she is amazing! Every day when I pick him up she gives me an update on his progress, and we talk a little about what they did that day. She has so much patience, because my son is a VERY energetic little guy. A lot of times he doesn't even want me to pick him up, because he loves being with Ms. Lynette so much. All of the other teachers, Ms. Alice, Ms. Erlinda, and Ms. Leticia are great too. I know that they all really care about the kids they teach. They are moms and aunts, and have years of experience working with kids. As far as learning goes, this school teaches the things I wanted my son to learn. They teach the basics of course, like colors, shapes, numbers, letters, counting, songs, and stories. They also teach more important things like sharing, treating others with respect, being kind, following rules and directions, and getting along with each other. They also do lots of arts and crafts, play outside, have nap time, circle time, and everything is very structured and routine, which I think is so important for kids to have. Some of the fun things they do include class parties on holidays, water play days in the summer, pajama days occasionally, and share and movie day on Fridays. A few other things...kids don't have to be potty trained to start, the prices are pretty affordable and are listed on their website, and you can pick from different schedule options such as half day/full day or 3, 4, or 5 days a week. I really wanted to put him in an environment where I felt he would be safe, enriched, and taught in a caring way. This school does that, and I would recommend it anyone looking for the same thing. read more

Look Who's Learning Preschool is a great school. The school is located in a very quiet and safe neighborhood with hardly any foot and vehicle traffic. The playground is gated and chained to ensure the children do not leave the area. The playground is filled with sand, bikes, and other activities for the children to play with. The sanded area is surrounding by a concrete walkway but is always swept clean by the teachers to avoid the children from slipping and falling. The classrooms are bright with children's artwork and decorations and filled with lots of activities for the children such as toys, books, crafts, and dress up clothes. Snacks are provided during the day and afternoon after nap time. Lunch is to be provided by the child. The teachers are very friendly and caring towards the children. The teachers also help with potty training. Ms. Alice, the Director, has been working in preschools for over 25 years so she has a lot of experience in the field. All of my nieces, nephews, and cousins have attended this school with no complaints. If you are a parent looking to send your child to a school, I recommend Look Who's Learning Preschool. read more

my child loves her friends and all of the fun activities. the staff seems warm and welcoming..,until you hit a snag with naptime. my kid is 4. she doesnt nap. she hasnt needed a regular nap since she was almost 2. but the apparent school policy is a manditory naptime. nevermind that that wasnt in the literature about the school, nor was it something that was stated during the meet n greet. its not on any list of school rules, either. no exceptions are to be made for children who do not nap. they must all lay there, in total silence, if they dont nap, for 2 hours. (what 4 year old does anything in total silence for 2 hours?!) after numerous chats with her teachers, that she needs some kind of activity to keep her quiet and busy, and nothing was done, we get a sudden, and rude, ultamatum expecting that my kid is either quiet and still for the whole of naptime, or else she must be picked up. meeting with the director was infuriating, as she did nothing more than defend a pointless and cruel draconian policy and was neither listening to me, nor trying to actually solve the problem. now, thanks to this rediculous policy my kid naps, but no longer falls asleep at her bed time. thanks, look who's learning, for undoing all of my hard work! read more