I am beyond grateful for this daycare. The teachers are great and take good care of our kids. My…read more2-year-old daughter always talks about Tia and loves going to daycare. I love receiving photos and videos of all the fun activities she is doing during the day. I also love how kind, attentive and easy to talk to are the infant room teachers, Kalee, Angelica, Fernanda and Ada. My baby girl seems very happy, too. You can tell the teachers love kids, are kind and really care. It is peace of mind to leave my kids here.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this daycare. From the moment you walk through the…read moredoors, you're welcomed with genuine warmth. I'm always greeted with a smile, and it truly sets the tone for the day. The entire center has a family oriented culture that you can feel immediately. The staff are consistently kind, patient and nurturing and it's clear that the teachers love what they do. The classrooms and common area are always clean and well organized, creating a safe and comfortable environment for the children. My child is excited to come everyday, and seeing the teachers so happy and engaged gives me complete peace of mind. If you're looking for a daycare that feels like an extension of your family, this is the perfect place. Highly recommended!

This school is magic. It's the sweetest most peaceful place for my littles to learn and grow. I…read morehave two kiddos that attend school here and both are thriving. We had attended 2 other schools prior to joining the ADS family and we are just so in love with how much growth and love we see in our girls. We know they are so loved and cared for each and everyday. Plus they learn about gardening and grow their own veggies which they use to make their daily lunches and snacks. So now both my kids love trying new veggies and help me plant in our garden at home. This school is raising the sweetest, most caring, thankful, intentional, plant loving future generation and I am just so grateful my kids get to experience this place.

ADS is a hidden gem! When looking for a preschool, I wanted a place that would prioritize play and…read moregive my son a foundational love of learning while building positive social-emotional skills. ADS does all of that and more. A few highlights: * The campus of ADS is a dream. There are flowers, vegetables, fruit trees, chickens, goats and so much space to run and explore. They spend the majority of their time outdoors. * They somehow manage to create a learning environment that is play-based and child-interest-led while maintaining the structure and boundaries needed for the children to grow and learn. * Ms Stephanie, the director, Ms. Tatum, and Ms. Wendi are the most patient, gentle, kind, and passionate teachers. It is clear that they truly love spending time with the children and seeing them grow and learn. My son has attended ADS for two years. He comes home happy every day, has made special friendships, and loves going to school. He has learned so much and I can't wait to send my younger son when he is old enough.

My son has been going here since he was 4 months old, he is 19 months old now. The teachers in the…read moreinfant room, and now in the 1 year old room, have been fantastic, and I never feel worried about my child's safety or development. He gets great attention and the staff in the entire place knows parent's and children's names, even if your child is not in their class. We have a physical therapist that visits my son at daycare and she has seen many daycares over the years. She told me she can tell that the teachers really care about the kids and that's tough to find. It puts me at ease to know how flexible they are when it comes to food, schedules, and other preferences. I have heard so many scary stories online about daycare and I am so incredibly grateful that I cannot imagine picking my child up to find anything worse than maybe a little cranky mood or a mild diaper rash. We recently moved homes to a place a little further from Kiddie Kampus, but I knew we did not want to move too far so that my son could continue to attend here.

Excellent care for a family that has parents that both work in healthcare (long hours usually 10 -…read more12 hours). Owner was great, staff were exceptional with our kiddos and very trustworthy. Price was fair, and treated well.

So, we've since moved Little C out of this daycare/preschool. Here are a few reasons…read more 1) One of the teachers was consistantly late (ranging from pulling in the parking lot at 6 to being 25 minutes late) to open the center, which should be open and ready to take kids at 6am. Director told numerous times and left documented on the sign-in sheet. 2) The TV watching. Sigh. Okay, so every morning before the rest of the teachers get there, the TV is turned on and a movie or show is put in. TV every once in a while for a special occasion is one thing, but every morning...No. C would say, "I watch scooby-do mama!?" We limit his kids TV watching to but a few shows, Team UmiZoomi and Wallykazam. So you can guess where he was watching scooby-do. 2.1) TV continued - I walked in one morning to drop C off to see the teacher (funny, the same one that is habitually late), have Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist on the tv. WAY INAPPROPRIATE to be showing a bunch of children. I mentioned this to the director once. Another time i walked in to see them showing Maleficent. Having never seen the movie, you can still tell it's pretty dark. I talked to the director about it a day later, and apparently PG (maybe PG13..cant remember exactly) rating or less, they'll play it. C had nightmares for the next few nights. The director said, "Oh i wouldnt figure he'd have problems with nightmares." SMH. www.tvguidelines.org/ratings.htm. TV-PG Parental Guidance Suggested This program contains material that parents may find unsuitable for younger children. Many parents may want to watch it with their younger children. The theme itself may call for parental guidance and/or the program may contain one or more of the following: some suggestive dialogue (D), infrequent coarse language (L), some sexual situations (S), or moderate violence (V). 3) Teacher/Child ratios. Little C was 2 at the time he last attended LE. A lot of the times, I'd come to pick him up and he'd be in the room with the older kids (kids ages 3+, including school age). Why? Cause they had too many in the 1s-2s room. I do believe this is against state guidelines. 4) It was discovered C had staph due to scratching all day long at a mosquito bite. Was told the following day by the teacher that he had said he had an owie all day, after the fact. Did she even look to see what the owie was? No. Otherwise she would have seen C's leg was red and swollen from foot to past his knee. Thankfully he wasn't running a fever, or that negligence could have proved disastrous. 5) Most of the teachers there speak broken English. This proved to be the reason why C was not improving with his speech. Are they an affordable center? Yes. But at what price to your child's safety and development..

I was so blessed to find this daycare! My son started when he was 3. They help socialize him. He…read morebecame so close to all the teachers almost like family! Now he is in kindergarten and they do pickups and drop offs for his school. I highly recommend this preschool. My son has learned so much and has made life long friends here.

Our daughter attended the Kennedy Campus from age 2 1/2 to 5, and it was such a positive experience…read morefor our family. The maestras are incredibly kind, patient, and dedicated. They truly care about each child. From the beginning, they made us feel like part of a family. Everyone knew our daughter well, including being mindful of her food allergies, which meant so much to us as parents. Director Karen always greeted us with a smile and even knew us by name, which added such a personal touch. We're very thankful for the nurturing environment and highly recommend this school!

Awesome school! All personnel is dedicated to our children. Teachers and administration are great…read more Congratulations Mrs. Karen Castro for making us feel like family.

No one else I would trust with kids! I have nothing but good things to say. Trustworthy, safe, and…read morerespectable daycare.

This place is very unprofessional, no structure what so ever. They have a "daily activity" schedule…read morethat I never witnessed them follow, it seemed like the only thing the children did was color. They also were very accommodating to the staff not the parents. My son would come home with marks consistently and I would never get a full story until we finally had to pull him out when he told us a staff member had smacked him across the face.

My two kids have been attending for a week now. Both Leila and Andrea are lovely women to…read morecommunicate with. They answered all my questions and concerns. My kids have been coming home happy. The center seems secure and it is not near the main road so I wouldn't think they have unannounced visitors. The classrooms are not huge but I haven't seen that as being an issue. My hope is the 4 year old class prepares my child for kindergarten and it is more of a preschool learning day and not just a daycare. So far so good!

Both of my kids have gone or are going here and they love it! The staff is amazing and like family…read moreto us. They have constant communication with us and are always so friendly. Amazing place!

We've been enrolled for my boy he's 2 years old for about three days. I understand that on the…read morefirst day, it's normal for a child to feel upset or not want to enter the classroom. I expected the teacher to have the skills to talk to him, calm him down, and give him extra attention. However, that did not happen. In fact, the opposite happened--she pulled him by his hand while he was crying and dragged him on the floor instead of comforting him or handling the situation gently. I was very upset and mentioned this as feedback, hoping it would not happen again. The second day, I also noticed additional concerns. It seems they don't know how to properly comfort or settle a child for sleep. When he asks for something, they don't respond--they turn away and walk away from him. He is left crying for long periods without anyone checking on him or trying to understand what he needs. There appears to be no real engagement, teaching, or structured activities. I do not see any educational interaction. It seems limited to feeding, diaper changes, and giving him an iPad. I am personally trying to reduce his screen time, but they continue to rely on the iPad. Last day, another serious situation happened. In the morning, I checked the live camera and saw my child wearing his backpack with the strap still fastened. He was trying to remove it, pulling one arm out while the backpack was still hanging on him. He was following the teacher, trying to get her attention for help, but she did not look at him, did not notice him, and did not respond. I was concerned for his safety, so I called the daycare immediately and asked them to check on him, as he could have been hurt or choked by the strap. After the receptionist contacted the teacher, she finally removed the backpack. At that point, I was very upset and decided to pick him up and leave. What made the situation even more concerning was being told, 'There are a lot of children, it's not my problem.' This response is completely unacceptable. It is not my responsibility to manage staffing or workload. My concern is my child's safety, care, and emotional well-being. Overall, I am very disappointed with the level of care, attention, and professionalism. I expect a safe, responsive, and nurturing environment for my child, and unfortunately, this has not been my experience

Worst place ever. I put my son "Jad"at this day care thinking is good and teacher has good…read moreexperience of taking care of kids, but it took 3 days to make sure it's not worth it at all. First day for new kid who had 2 years old, he was crying and teacher not trying to calm him down. teacher dragged him and made him more upset. Second day my boy tried to get some help from the teacher multiple times and teacher just ignored him all day. Something wired happened at the second day. It was nap time and my kids did sleep, one teacher took him behind toy's shelves I couldn't see him at that point and start laughing so hard for few mints, then my boy left that area and teacher followed him and she had the phone in her hand not ,sure what she was doing but my kids was so clear not comfortable with that. I called the day care asking what the teacher was doing to him, but didn't received any response. I asked them to answer my kids and be kind to him cause he is new to the school. Third day was the last day to my kids since we didn't see any changes. So we canceled this place. This place has no activity for this age and has no good communication with kids. I saw 2 kids almost start to fight each other and no one pay attention to them. These teachers knew that's parents watching and they don't care. They are unprofessional and they can't take are off toddlers. I would not recommend this place to any body. I don't understand how other people still trusting this place to each after their kid's.