If you're looking for an awesome in-Home childcare. Very clean, welcoming environment. Kid…read morefriendly, great learning experience. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Inspiring Scholars is the start of developing bright minds, leading to a brighter future through…read moreknowledge. With us everyday is an opportunity for your child to learn something new in a supportive and caring environment.

Home away from home is the best description I can think of. Nice, compassionate, teachers. Great…read morecurriculum. My two children love Little Angels.

This is a great center. The teachers are awesome. The curriculum is good. My son is always eager to…read morego to the center. There rates are incredibly affordable yet the quality of service is high

Completely unprofessional. A friend of mine was interested in enrolling her kid there. But when…read morethere was in issue with the receptionist the owner didn't even ask her what happened, she accused my friend for lying. And reached out to her family to make her take down her review. smh

World Class Daycare is great . I am thankful I was able to enroll Christian into Here. The teachers…read moreare wonderful and very attentive. Christian has learned so much and continues to learn more and more each day. He has made some great friends there and really enjoys getting up in the morning and going to school. I would definitely recommend This child care , and the staff is very patient. Mrs sally is in front and tries to make everyone happy. Let not talk about Ms. B she is the best and told me my son will be potty trained by them . I actually had a few concerns in beginning being a new parent, but they really showed me so much love.

We scouted out several daycares and preschools in our area when we moved here, and this was my top…read morepick for our needs. I like the size of the school. There is a good number of kids and classrooms, but not too big. My son has been very happy here, and has learned a lot in the pre-k program. They offer a Christian pre-k class that uses Abeka Cirriculam, and the teachers Ms. Deanna and Ms. Natalie are very engaging with the class. I wish they had a kindergarden! The front doors have a security system so you have to use a code to get in, and there is also a button to push to get out, so little ones cannot exit on their own. They also offer programs during after care such as soccer and gymnastics. There is an extra fee, but worth it for extra activities if they are going to be there all day. This will be our first year in the summer camp, but he is going to love it. Looking at the calander it looks like two field trips a week, and swimming each day. They have a pool on site which makes me a tad nervous, but if the child cannot pass a swim test they must have a flotation device.. Our experience here has been very good!

BEWARE: STARR'S MILL ACADEMY First, I would like to start by…read moresaying that I would not blast a business if it were not for me being worried about the following things happening to another child. There are a few good people at this place. One being the director Megan, Amber and Elicia in the infant's room. I wish them the best. I believe they care. I am a foster mom and enrolled my 4-month-old there in October. I have had many issues since they beginning. One major issue is the lack of communication with the teachers. I complained in February about this to the owner, Rammelle. One of the teachers was let go. Everyday I take 3 water baby bottles for my daughter and formula separated into a different container. One Friday, they only fed my daughter 1 bottle all day (from 9am - 5pm). She had a runny nose that day. At pickup, her nose was so crusty. They had not cleaned it all day. These issues were reported to my DFACS caseworker. I informed the assistant director that Monday and told them that it better not ever happen again. Again, there was no communication as to why she WAS NOT FED. She was not sick or teething at this time. I was heartbroken to know my 6.5-month-old only had one bottle all day. I was told this was due to turnover with the teachers and new ones being in the room. There is no excuse for this type of treatment. They finally got a few teachers in the babies' room that are nurturing and caring. 2 weeks ago, 4-5 days before my adoption was finalized, I got a call that said one of the teachers let my baby fall out of her arms as she was visiting the infant's room. She had a nasty place underneath her eye. I am sorry, but you do not let a baby "accidentally" fall out of your arms on the floor. They moved my 10.5-month-old daughter to the infant's room last week. The workers in this room are not qualified to babysit my dogs. Their names are Amanda and Emily. They were too lazy to even introduce themselves the first day I dropped her off in that room. I had to question them for their names. While in the infant's room, they started feeding her stuff like hamburgers, pickles, and meatballs without notifying me or talking to me about it. 2 days ago, I got another call from the owner, Rammelle, saying my daughter had been bitten by another baby. She sent the video. I was not happy, but no marks were left, and I understand things like this occasionally happen. Yesterday, my sitter picked my baby up from daycare. When she got home, she immediately brought her to me. She is a very tiny baby and had the nastiest bite mark on her arm. The incompetent people at this school did not do an accident report, call me, or report it to the owner. Rammelle had no clue when I called. She did track down the video and send it. As Emily picked my child up after this injury, she was not kind or nurturing. She almost dropped her and seemed to sling her around. My child will not be neglected any longer. I went to pick up her things today and to inform them that she would not be back. I tried to have a conversation with the two teachers (dumb and dumber). Amanda would not even look at me. I demanded that she look me in the eyes. She made a nasty comment to me, "I have 10 kids to watch. If you want that type of care you need to hire a nanny!!!!" I guess it is too much to ask these teachers to feed your child as you state and keep them from getting injured. I questioned Amanda on not feeding her as I stated last week. She said to me, "Your child does not eat for me!" So, she let her go hungry and did not communicate with me?!? I sincerely hope this helps others who are looking at this daycare and I hope it will protect other children. I am sorry for the good people at this place who care about children. The bad ones are ruining it for them. The owner has reached out And threatened me With a lawsuit for reporting these violations to the state.

We love Goddard School PTC! We genuinely feel like the staff cares about us and our child; there is…read morea very "family" feel about the place which means the world to us. Our daughter is growing and learning so much there! They have a strict curriculum and schedule, which is great for early childhood development. In addition, they have a plethora of extra-curricular activities such as water day in the summer, yoga, gymnastics, play ball, music and likely many others (these are the ones that come to mind). Our daughter looks forward to going to school every day, which further indicates that she is in a great place. We tried another daycare in the area after having been at Goddard PTC and we were so disappointed in the quality of care. It was eye-opening to see the difference in the staff, curriculum, and programs between the two schools. We asked to come back and were so glad when they welcomed us back with open arms! We love you, Goddard PTC! Thank you for taking such good care of our baby girl.

Addition context after Goddard's response:…read more After our initial review and Goddard's administrators political non speak response, our son is thriving in public school and all his teachers love him and say while he's high energy it's their job to channel that energy. We have also found out after a few months of school, that other parents that sent their kids to Goddard were targeted for early pick up as well. The facility doesn't care for every student, they only care for the students that fit their own mold and if you don't fit their mold, they will trash talk you and your parenting behind your back. We have now heard at least four other families that have endured the same disrespect from Goddard. Be warned.

I wanted to share my experience regarding my daughter and granddaughters. First, parents are…read moreallowed to drop their children off in the morning, but we are not allowed to go inside to pick them up. That seems a little odd and can make parents feel uncomfortable, as if something is being hidden. The final straw for me was when my 1-year-old granddaughter came home with a bite mark, and the school could not explain how it happened or who was involved. That is very concerning. In the 3-year-old classroom, it also seems like the teachers may not be properly trained. Children are being sent home with multiple reports for things as minor as playing by themselves in a corner. I understand that children can get sick in daycare, but these poor kids have had almost every illness possible -- RSV, pink eye, strep throat, and hand, foot, and mouth disease. This has happened multiple times, not just once. Parents, please be careful and pay close attention to your children's experiences here also parents that are seeking run!

My daughter and I love Little Angels Academy! She has been there since 3mos, she is currently…read more20mos. The care, the professionalism and the growth in my child's education has been consistent. Every morning Ms. Naudia is always present and friendly with a great attitude doing all she can to assure the daycare is ran smoothly. My daughter is so smart and I know it has a lot to do with the curriculum that little angels academy follows. If anything goes wrong it is always handled with professionalism and understanding. Im grateful for all they put into helping my daughters growth and development. And always thank you to Ms. Jordan in the infant room.

My grandson goes to this daycare or atleast he did . Today was the last straw. My grandson was born…read morepremature. He is 16 months and not quite walking yet.. He's almost there!! Daycare (Rita) keeps moving him back to the infants room. When my daughter asked about it owner stated that she had 9 month Olds that were motr advanced than my grandson and that it wouldn't hurt him to be in the room with the infants. She has been rude to my daughter more than one time. She told my daughter today that if she brought my grandson back after today she would make my daughters life a living hell. I'm sure my daughter did have an attitude with her after the way she has treated by grandson. Extremely unprofessional. If you are not passionate about caring for children perhaps you chose the wrong occupation.

I was in the market for childcare for my youngest and did quite a few walk ins at various daycare…read morefacilities. I was greeted at the door by Rosa and was completely impressed with her good energy and rapport with the children. She gave me a tour and I told her about my son's dietary restrictions. She stated that she was only the assistant director and that I would have to talk to Mia the director, whom was not there even though it was about 11 am, Okay, no problem I called Mia at about 3 and she seemed pleasant enough, she stated that she has to call the owner to get permission, so I called back at about 5 and she still did not have an answer for me. In two days I called 9 times, still no answer to my question. the last call she took my number and stated that she would call me back before she left that day, no phone call. Wow, I am dumbfounded. My son has a vegan diet, and I wanted to know if I could bring all his meals a simple yes or no would have been sufficient and I would have had no need to give them a bad review but I can not accept unprofessionalism.

From the owner: Located at 6048 West Fayetteville Road, Childcare Network in College Park provides the foundation…read morefor children to move from infancy through elementary school and beyond as confident, lifelong learners. At our schools, children are encouraged and guided in order to thrive. Our curriculum covers all areas of development, including important social and emotional skills with activities that combine learning and fun to create happy, curious kids. Our dedicated staff and safe learning environments make our schools one of the best places to learn and grow. We are committed to fostering your child's development alongside your family and providing a safe space for children to learn and grow within the College Park community. Schedule a tour today to experience everything our programs have to offer!