Although my son was at the Gardner School of Blue Ash for a few months, we absolutely loved it and…read morehad a wonderful experience! My son was born a few months before Covid hit and so I was very nervous about his first preschool experience. The Gardner school made it so easy and enjoyable for him! I especially loved that all meals are included in tuition, and the teachers were helpful with potty training. This school is very clean and tidy, and I was very satisfied with the safety precautions they have in place (locked front doors, code required for check-in/out). My son loved the themed classrooms/hallways and the staff were so friendly and kind. My job situation changed soon after my son started at the school but the staff were very understanding and we were so sad to go.

We have been going here for a little over a month now & we LOVE it. My 2 years old daughter…read morevocabulary has flourished in both english & spanish. They always have fun activities for the kids like Book Fair Week & SnowCone Thursday. She is happy to come here & its a beautiful place!!

Best elementary school in Franklin! The teachers and staff truly love the children they are caring…read morefor. My daughter made some of her best memories in this building. It will be greatly missed by our little family!

This preschool is very family oriented! The teachers care for each student as their own. We were…read moreblessed to have such a loving environment for our kids to learn in. The school is play based, so the kids didn't even know they were learning at times. As a parent, my favorite part was being able to be a part of the classroom. It was fantastic to watch my child interact with others, and see the joy in their eyes when they got to share their special day with me.

My family sent all of our children to this preschool. They are fantastic! We were looking for a…read morepreschool that encourages involvement from parents and other adult family members. They have it! They ask for adults to help with special events (talent shows, bunny brunch, plant sales, pumpkin night...) and the school community shows up and knocks it out of the park! The kids are constantly around teachers, aides, parent helpers, and other adults who care. The teachers want to see these children grow and flourish. I remember my wife & I going to all our preschool open house tours. Individually, we both just knew - after seeing the school and talking to the teachers - this was where our kids needed to go!

My daughter attended KinderCare Symmes from 12 weeks to about 20 weeks old. She was in the small…read moreinfants room with the non-mobile babies. The first person I interacted with at KC was their director. She took me on a tour, showing me the infants room and telling me all the great things about KC. It was close to work and the director seemed great and that it why we chose to send our daughter there. Our experience was pretty rough from the start. The baby and I were both getting used to this new routine. I was trying not to be the typical overbearing mother and put my faith in the teachers/caregivers. One of my first negative experiences was in the first or second week there. I knew my daughter had been struggling a bit. I stopped in to see her on my lunch break and spoke with the main teacher and one of her helpers. They made it seem like she cried all day every day. They asked me if she was colicky and what kind of formula I was feeding her, etc. At home my daughter was very happy, slept well and didn't cry a lot at all so I found this conversation very disconcerting. I tried to continue the conversation with the main teacher when I picked up my little one that afternoon, and at that time she made it seem like my daughter was doing great and was totally adjusted to the new environment. This was confusing based on our previous conversation (that had totally stressed me out). I followed this up by emailing the director who never responded. In addition to the awkward, poor communication with the teacher, I had a bad interaction with the co-director. She called me about some paperwork and as I picked up the phone I could hear her complaining about someone (though I never figured out if it was about me or my daughter or sometime else entirely). It was completely unprofessional. In addition to these interactions I saw the infant room over ratio at least a handful times in the two months we were there. There were older infants and toddlers all over the small infants room, exposing the babies to more germs than they should have been (sometimes touching the babies because the teachers couldn't reign them all in). The main teacher seemed very stressed out a lot of the time. Her assistants were never consistent (different people there a lot, at both drop off and pick up). It honestly just felt very chaotic. Now that I've laid out my experience and why we left I will lay out some of the pluses... The teachers and director were very nice. While communication could certainly use improvement I do think they did well under the circumstances. I really liked one of the assistants who I believe worked in the older infants room full time but helped in the small infants room in the morning. KC (or at least this location) also provides their own diapers and wipes, which was pretty big perk. They also provided formula if you didn't mind to ask them for it (you still have to bring the formula home and prepare bottles every day). And they work with many companies to give an employee discounts. I'm sure childcare is an extremely challenging field to work in. I didn't walk away with any personal negative feelings for the people who work here. A lot of the challenges we faced are likely typical of any childcare organization. But I wanted a smaller, calmer environment and more personal care for my daughter so for us KC didn't work out.

I haven't even fully finished enrolling my kids and I'm super excited for them to be there! I was…read moreactually putting them in a different daycare but when I called they said that they had no record of my kids being enrolled there and put me on hold for 5 mins and came back and said they found the paperwork but from that point forward I had a bad feeling. Why would I leave my kids with someone that can't even find their papers? So I found this kindercare, and I'm honestly soooo happy things worked out the way they did, they classrooms are spacious, they offer more activities and things to do, and their playground looks super fun, my kids have never been in daycare and I was nervous but they settled all that and now I'm super confident and excited for my kids to be going here! I'll have a infant and toddler there. Very organized and clean and spacious.

Under new management now but problem employees are still there. Management allows employees who…read moreshouldn't be working with children because they feel sorry for them.

West Chester Christian is a wonderful preschool, summer camp and before and after school program…read more Come tour our center and see for yourself how caring and loving our teachers are!

I highly recommend this daycare. I had an amazing experience with the Infant Room…read more My Baby started here at ~12 weeks of age. There are 2 infant rooms and each only has the capacity for 4-5 children. The Teachers were wonderful. Very personal, very caring, very pleasant to talk to. I loved the atmosphere. The ratio of teachers to infants was very very good. I always felt like my Baby was left in competent and caring hands. My Baby was always clean, fed and changed on the pick up. They do not have the live web cams, but they have a wonderful app through which you can communicate directly with the Teacher and let them know when you are coming, so the Baby is fed and ready to leave. Every day I received cute photos and I just felt assured that all was good. They try to do little activities, even with the smallest babies, so every child gets some undivided attention. Ms. Carmen Fox is the director and she was so lovely to deal with. Always easy to reach, always ready to give thorough information and advice. They were very professional and informative with all the policies and rules. I loved it. Everything was well organized, the procedures were in place. I did not get to use their food menu, as my Baby was still on a bottle when in their care, but they did have a chef and a proper food, not some junk frozen nuggets or hot dogs. Due to my work situation, I had to withdraw my Baby after only 3 months. I was so very sad they had no spots available when I was ready. Infant spots are hard to find and in 2021 there were a lot of staffing issues. I ended up at a different day care, which is so much worse, and now I can truly appreciate what I had at Primrose. Totally different standard and quality. I would love to get back in a heart beat. The only thing I would say was not ideal was the amount of space. The infant rooms are small, the play area compact and the cribs are very close to each other. But the school itself was far away from a main road, with lots of greenery around. And everyone had to take their shoes off when entering the infant room, which I appreciated. They also had a very responsible anti-Covid and masks policy and I felt like the place was in general very clean and well up-kept. I would sign my Baby here any time and highly recommend to other parents.

My granddaughter went to this school for one year. The neglect and abuse was so sad I wish I would…read morehave not recommended Primrose. My grandson attends the Primrose in Symmes Township and we've had nothing but praise. I picked up my granddaughter one day and the teachers were not paying attention to any of the kids while one child was beating three other kids. Teachers pretend to care but as soon as the parents walk out the crying children are tossed aside. I wish I had access to in room video so I could show you the abuse and coldness. My granddaughter's head was pushed down on her cot like she was being wrestled down at nap time. If you love your child please run from this place. High turnover due to low pay and no oversight in the rooms put our little ones at risk for neglect and abuse.

I was a teacher at DIS for over ten years and then retired. It was the best school I'd ever been a…read morepart of in my 35 year career. The staff is wonderful and caring. The curriculum is varied. Students receive a mix of Ohio standards in ELA, math, science, and Social Studies, along with instruction in Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Q'ran. Students are involved in extracurricular activities such as Q'ran competition, Script's Spelling Bee, art, competitive basketball, and others. The teachers and staff are dedicated professionals. DIS is the perfect school for students to receive a well-rounded education, including religious studies, as well as a sense of belonging and family. Dayton Islamic School is an A+!

My kiddo really enjoys school and they have quite a few enrichment activities that happen…read moreDefinitely something I would check out to see if it's a fit for your family when looking for preschools