The teachers were great, but I would not send your child here if they struggle with nap time or…read morehave an IEP since they are not trained to work with such behaviors/needs. We faced many challenges within a short amount of time that resulted with removal from care. We were not informed fast enough to get her team at school on board or to help correct the situation due to lack of communication. The facility is clean, but there are some major concerns that happened with my child that made me feel she was unwanted and that the staff had no training in handling kids with certain needs. There was also high turnover with staff and unfortunately the staff members that worked best with our child were gone.

Friendly office staff! Clean new classrooms! We had a wonderful time at the back-to-school bash and…read morelook forward to enrolling!

The staff are amazing! They truly care about the children and their families. My daughter was…read moreextremely well prepared for Kindergarten after attending their facility when she started just after she turned 1. She is still attending 7 years later and loves being there! Great snacks and meals per her... Hard to find a better place in the area!

My son was at Kidz Korner from three months old up until about a month before his second birthday…read more I am a first time mom so I didn't have any experience with daycares when I was looking for a place for my son. I do work in healthcare, specifically nursing homes, so I do know what to look for in terms of health and safety. Kidz Korner is a nice looking facility, the landscaping is kept up nicely and the toys are always put away neatly in the play yard. We were very happy with the care at first. Two of the teachers that they had in the infant room, Miss. Jill and Miss. Deb, were EXCELLENT!! I cannot say enough good things about them, really. They were very caring, attentive and friendly. They always had time to talk to a parent about any concerns and they were always so excited to share a milestone or an art project. You could tell that the infants had their undivided attention and were constantly engaged. Your child stays in the infant room until they turn one and then they are transitioned into the toddler room. The toddler room is where we started to notice a breakdown. It seemed like there was a revolving set of teachers in this room and none seemed to know what the other was doing. On several occasions, I'd pick my child up and he'd be in his spare set of clothes. When I would ask why, the response was usually "I don't know. It must have happened earlier in the day." Whenever I would drop off or pick up my child, I noticed that the teachers were not engaged with the kids at all. The kids would be running around playing and the teachers would be standing in a group talking. It went along fine for a while with a few bumps. There was a lice outbreak, several bouts of pink eye, an ant infestation in the toddler room, almost constant runny noses and coughs - but that is to be expected in this type of setting. I think they could have been much cleaner. We were assured by management on several occasions that the toys in the room were disinfected nightly but towards the end of our time at Kidz Korner, one of the teachers admitted that they did NOT disinfect the toys nightly - or hardly at all. At one point one of the teachers had a birthday party for her child, who was also in the toddler room, on a weekday. I thought that was very unprofessional because we then felt obligated to buy this child a present. It's not like we could "opt out" of the party because my child still had to go to daycare that day. We had started getting frequent (a couple of times a week) incident reports that our child was being bitten and reports that he was biting others. At one point he even came home with a bite mark on his cheek where you could clearly see both the upper and lower teeth marks. I didn't make a big deal over it because that's what kids do. They fight, shove, bite, have tantrums - it's the only way they are able to express their anger before they start talking. I didn't think anything of it until I was given a letter from the management staff in January. It stated: "This letter is to inform you that your child is being CONSIDERED for disenrollment due to biting. According to our records show that (child's name) has bit 6 times. Our policy is no more than three allowed." When I questioned the manager about this behavior and how it was being addressed, she told me they would separate the biter and give him or her a time out. I told her that he doesn't bite at home and she looked me straight in the eye and said: Oh, I'm sure he learned it here. So they were considering the disenrollment of my child for a bad habit that they admitted that he learned at their facility. That seemed very wrong to me. My husband and I immediately started looking at other facilities in the area, just in case. The next week I got a call in the AM from Kidz Korner saying that I had to come get my son because he bit someone. We went to get him and they told us that he couldn't come back. There was no discussion, no talk of other methods of discipline, nothing. They didn't even take us into a private area to discuss it. They announced his dismissal right out in the open, in front of other parents. It was so embarrassing that I wanted to cry. I asked how much time we had to find other placement for him and the manager said: "Oh no, he can't come back." When we got home I pulled out their policy book that we were given and there is no rule about biting. There is a very detailed discipline process for behaviors outlined step by step that they did not follow, in our case. Our child has been in his new daycare for a month and there has not been one report of biting. I now have no doubt that Kidz Korner was not properly monitoring the children, keeping them engaged and involved in activities. I would not recommend Kidz Korner.

Ms. Amy (infant teacher) has made our daycare experience so special. From the very beginning, it…read morefelt less like dropping Amelia off at daycare and more like leaving her with a trusted friend. Her warmth, kindness, and the way she connects with the babies is truly comforting. I'm so grateful for the love and care she shows every day--it's clear Amelia adores her, and so do we!

If I can give it no stars I would. This place use to be nice and clean. But you walk in the door…read morethese days and it's just filthy! I can't wait until my granddaughter is moved to a new daycare. Rooms are dirty, toys are dirty, cubby storages are dirty. Whatever happen to keeping things clean, tidy and sanitized. Get it together.

WORST DAYCARE MY SON HAS EVER BEEN TO! after reading the reviews from years ago I thought maybe…read morethings have changed. I was wrong. The first month of my son being there was okay. The problems began when they started to make it seem as if my child was an issue. They would call everyday about the littlest things that normal kids do. Stating he wasn't safe to be around the other kids, he doesn't listen, etc. mind you my son is 2 years old, this is his 3rd daycare and only this one has said these things. They even offered therapy saying he had a behavior problem. I went though with it because I knew nothing was wrong with my child. After doing the therapy the therapist even stated the problem WAS THE DAYCARE. The owners are rarely ever there to actually sit in on a class and try to work with my child. All the teachers there are under 24 years old and have their own kids there as well. They run from class room to class room. It's really a sh*t show. They would send my son home in other kids clothes even UNDERWEAR WHICH IS DISGUSTING. After noticing that my son had on someone else underwear I asked them could they not do that again they lied and said they were brand new. I've sat outside the classroom and watched from the inside the kids do whatever they want. There's no real structure. When coming to pickup my child I would always be sitting waiting atleast 30 mins for them to bring him out and he never had on what I brought him in. Face dirty asf and they don't help him properly wipe his butt. They honestly need to be looked at more by the state cause this is unacceptable. I've been calling for the last week trying to get the rest of my sons belongings and they claim they can't find them. The irony.

Worst childcare institution I have ever encountered. The staff is very mean and shrewd and my kid…read moredoes not like the counselors. I will never be taking my child back to this business again. I highly recommend that you don't as well if you love your children.

My one year old and four year old love this school and as a parent I couldn't ask for a better…read moreenvironment for my children to grow and learn! The staff are very caring, enthusiastic and supportive of each child's stages of learning. I have seen my kids grow independent and smarter in every aspect. Every week is filled with different activities and events to keep them engaged and learning more. Highly recommend!

My daughter has been at Goddard since she was just over 12 weeks old. She is now 3, almost 4 and we…read morecould not be happier with the program. The teachers and staff are truly amazing. Monica, the owner, is onsite and very involved in the day to day operations of the school. Even after Covid, the Goddard School has continued to find innovative ways to keep things fun and educational for the littles. The summer camp program is such a blast too! I can honestly not say enough great things about this school.

Through the last 4+ years, the staff at Kid Country cared for and educated my son. He learned…read morewonderful social skills and is more than ready for Kindergarten in the fall. Every teacher is amazing and cares about each child. I strongly recommend Kid Country if you need day care or preschool for your child!

I've had my two sons enrolled at Kid Country since they were 21 months and 18 months old. My…read moreoldest has since "graduated" to Kindergarten, and my youngest still loves to go everyday. He runs into his class in the mornings, and if we have a holiday break for a few days, he starts asking me when he can go "back to school." I don't know what more I could possibly ask/wish for for my boys. I would highly recommend this school for anyone looking for childcare in the Manhattan area, you will not be disappointed.

My 4 year old daughter attends daycare here everyday and absolutely loves it! The teachers are so…read morenice, they always keep me informed about what's going on. We receive a daily report about every thing they did and even how much of her food she ate. Every day my daughter comes home with a happy story to tell she is always happy to walk right in and hardly even wants to say bye to me. She is in the best of hands. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. K! I am so appreciative of little learners and would absolutely recommend.

We have had our 2 children enrolled here for about year & recently had a 3rd that we plan to enroll…read morethis Fall. We've have nothing but positive experiences with Primrose. They are professional, responsive, communicative, professional, caring & everything you could look for in a daycare. They have a well researched curriculum that has clearly helped our son's speech progression. They take their security protocols seriously. The entire staff (even the teachers who do not teach my children) know everyone. They are very friendly and my children love it there. Highly recommend.

The owner, teachers and staff are the most pleasant people ever. They keep parents well informed of…read morekids progress, school activities, or general updates. Most important the curriculum is very engaging for kids. Just attended the drive-in Christmas carol and it was the best experience ever. The entire staff have a passion for kids and it shows in their engagement with students at Primrose. I'm a dad of a preK to K student.