I am so impressed by how well this place is run and staffed. The director, Heather, put me at ease…read morefrom the moment I walked in and I feel completely confident leaving my girls in her care! The other employees are so well-mannered and good with children. I have been using this place for several months now and would not want to go anywhere else. They offer so many different programs for children of all ages and I can definitely see my family staying with them for many years to come! Way to go Heather and crew!!!

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

We transferred our son from the KinderCare across the street to Goddard because we weren't thrilled…read moreabout the 1 year old room at KinderCare (our infant room experience at Kindercare was very positive). Although nervous about the transition of our then 1 year old son to a new daycare, I couldn't be more happy and satisfied with our experience at Goddard. The staff is friendly, caring and professional. The owner is very helpful and takes the time to get to know the kids. We noticed a few weeks in that are son was doing much better here then at the previous daycare. The owner and staff seems to genuinely care and be concerned about the well-being of the kids. Only after placing him at Goddard did I realize they have an educational criteria which is a bonus in my opinion. My only "warning" is that they have more days that they are closed then KinderCare. They are closed for a week during Christmas and have few other days that are closed which aren't always days off at most companies. It's run more like a school. Luckily my husband has flexibility with his schedule so we manage. But the quality of care and facilities is worth this occasional inconvenience. Also you have to pack/provide lunch for your child where as at KinderCare they provided the meals. Goddard provides the am and pm snack. Now that I'm used to packing our son's lunch this difference is a non-issue.

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Moon Township, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School…read moreis a private preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

My son has been going here since he was 4 months old. He loves it here. Staff is very friendly and…read moreis very good at teaching. My son is almost 3 and can count to 20, knows his abc, and can spell his name. I highly recommend this daycare.

My son has been going here for over a year now and loves it. The teachers are great and I know it's…read morethe right place when he walks in happily.

There were too many kids and too little caregivers. Chaos would be a good name, and polices they…read morehave in place aren't really followed when it becomes convenient for them. Reviewed documents signed and found discrepancies in how it was done. Would not recommend for childcare if you want your child safe and concerns heard and validated. Not worth trying to fix at this point, just glad we are gone.

Our daughter when to creative movement and gymnastics at Carol Leone's. She was 3 at the time we…read moresigned her up. Ms. Casey her instructor was amazing. But she was the only good thing about this place. The dance director Jen basically used our children to make more money showing no consideration to the parents. The costumes for their 2 minute dance cost nearly $100. When you would email her with questions she wouldn't answer. She didn't notbelt parent reserve seats for themselves while they were helping their preschoolers get ready for the show. They just treat you as a way to make money.

I really like the experience so far. They have a free weight gym and another gym containing some…read moregreat equipment. There are changes, I'd recommend but it's pretty good. It hasn't been too crowded, thankfully. They over organize the swimming, as I have one son that likes to swim by himself and it's over kill scheduling him 1 hour at a time. I'm just thankful he can go there. My one concern is if you work in the city and don't get home until 6 pm....swimming options are limited and if that's your thing, evaluate carefully. They have many other things going on there, but we are still scratching the surface. Benefits outweigh the costs!

Worst gym I've ever been to…read more This was the case before the 2025 renovations. It's worsened since then. They've got 40 treadmills, of which only ten are ever occupied. They have a lot of often unoccupied weight machines as well. These two assets are positioned on the inside of a running track, while the room with some other machines and all of the free weights is separate. In the weight room, they removed nearly all the good weight benches and replaced them with a bizarre variety which are too high for most men and have unstable pads (imagine benching without digging your feet in while the pad under you wobbles. They're dangerous). They removed several of the most popular machine extensions for seemingly no reason, including a long rope handle that was nearly always in use. They do not have a proper squat setup (with a padded floor) anywhere. They have a few extra djanky setups, like a rowing handle connector which is in fact just a carabiner which is forced into an angle by the machine connector and does not allow an attached handle to be held naturally. Shortly after the terrible renovations and gear shift which significantly degraded the quality of the gym, they put some big old ads up on 65. I guess it's supposed to be an improvement. I'm still in awe at how they made it worse. I don't know who's making the decisions but they seem to be somehow unaware of how their customers use their weight and cardio equipment. Demand and supply are whack (popular equipment is swamped and a lot of equipment is almost never used) and also the choice of equipment is sus - not a lot of people who resistance train even at an amateur level would've picked those benches.