My child went to Peak for 2.5 years before starting kindergarten. The staff is very nice and…read moreprofessional. They addressed all and any concerns we had with our child. They were attentive, and caring. They do fun activities, and take them on field trips in the summer to the park, the local pool, target, the library and have a 'pajama movie day.' My child had a blast and learned how to spell her name, count, ABC's, and about other countries. If it wasn't time for her to go to Kindergarten, she would still be there.

We've been at PCoE since January and could not be more content. The teachers, admin and atmosphere…read moreare second to none! Our boy absolutely loves the facility and has many numerous friends here. We've seen him excel exponentially and cannot wait to enroll our next kiddo!

During our time at Willows - Homestead Learning Center, we witnessed some of the worst examples of…read moreproper childcare in our 3 months of enrollment, as highlighted below: Safety concerns: - Teachers and Director do not properly handle targeted bullying nor even acknowledge major injuries when they occur. Our child was bitten several times, and the bite marks went unnoticed/unreported. - Our son has come home several times with injuries to his head with no explanation from the teachers as to what happened. An example of this is that he hit his head TWICE on the same day and I never received an incident report noting either injury. Lack of oversight over dietary restrictions/food allergies - We observe a vegetarian diet, and our son was served meat products TWICE. Both times were attributed to "miscommunications". Even bringing our own lunch and snacks didn't mitigate the issue. - If our son was served a product that he shouldn't have been TWICE within two months' time, I believe that other children have been served food items that they should not have. Lack of preparation/planning for the day/week: - On our first day, we entered the room to discover that his name was nowhere to be found. When we asked about getting his name displayed around the room to the [former] lead teacher, she stated that she "would do it when she had time". It was only after we brought up our concerns to the Regional Director, Chloe, and Director, DeAnne, that our son's name was included in the room. - Our first month (April), the weekly agenda/theme posted outside the room went unchanged for one month. How does the Director, who works in the same building, not have any idea what each classroom is doing on a weekly basis? Shows a lack of oversight. - The daily agenda posted in the classroom doesn't reflect what the children are doing. To this day, it hasn't been updated in over a month. In the 3 months he has been there, I do not believe that he has learned anything educational. Little to no communication on daily activities: - Willows uses "ProCare" for updates, and we received roughly the following updates: 70% = no daily updates 13% = bulk pictures of all kids 15% = specific photos of your child 2% = specific information for your child's activities - We once went for 3 weeks without any app updates. Lack of Concern and Connection from the Teachers: - If Ms. Bella wasn't in the Yellow classroom and another teacher was covering, our son would be so afraid of them that he wouldn't even express his basic needs to them (i.e. have an accident before he told them that he needed to use the potty). - The covering teachers would never notice his accidents and often he would be in wet clothes when we picked him up and would change him ourselves. - If the Yellow Room teachers were already gone for the day and the kids were playing outside, there was literally no one to ask about how your child's day went. With no app updates and no teachers to communicate with, parents quite literally have no idea what occurred during your child's day. We met with the RD and Director several times to address our concerns about the Yellow Room, but even to our last day, we cannot say that anything ever improved. Over our last few weeks, we saw glimmers of hope and improvement but cannot say that it wouldn't revert to the poorly organized, barely functioning room that it has been in since our arrival.

We have had two children attend Willows, with one still in attendance, and we have had a great…read moreexperience. Our son started when he was 3 years old and the team there has been loving, communicative and flexible. There is a good balance of academics and fun and he has really thrived in their program. Our daughter joined when she was 4 and is now in first grade and she was well equipped for kindergarten, both academically and socially. Mrs. Ferguson, Ms. Roberts and Mr. Powell are amazing with the children. Their summer program has helped both of our children become excellent swimmers. Their instructors are the absolute best. And you can't beat their hours and closure dates. We have loved our experience at Willows.

I had a spot guaranteed and paid for. Reserved it a year ahead of time . The day came for my…read moreorientation tour (which they emailed me I needed to come in for since he was starting soon) and they sent me an email saying nevermind - they don't have a space for him. The process after this was also terrible. They were not apologetic and didn't seem to care. I vetted many daycares and was looking very early and they pretty much stole that experience from us and left us without childcare last minute . They don't seem to know when they have space! I would not trust it! Even after they said it was because of another baby joining first (which still wouldn't make sense because they gave us an official date) then later said that baby isn't attending but still no space. I noticed one other review like this... also a family of color ...

My review is based solely on the tour and how it was handled and NOT based off of any care that my…read morechild received. I went online to speak to a representative and schedule a tour with Coal Mine Kindercare. The representative was wonderful and helpful and promptly scheduled my tour for a Thursday at 5 PM. Shortly after scheduling the tour, I recieved a voicemail from Brooke asking if she could reschedule for an earlier time. I returned her call around 5:30 PM the same day and explained to her the reason why we scheduled the tour for when we did. My husband and I work half an hour in opposite directions and he does not get off work until 4:30 PM, therefore the earliest we could do was 5. Brooke stated she was not able to give tours after 4 PM because she was helping out in classrooms and asked if a lunch time tour would work. I again stated that we worked half an hour away from the center and we would have to take a half day off of work just to come and tour, so no that wouldn't work. She again asked if a lunch time tour was acceptable, and I finally told her we would not be touring at all. Instead of trying to get my business, she simply said she was sorry she couldn't do night tours and hung up the phone. If an establishment is unwilling to work with future parents who have normal work schedules and are unable to take time off for a mid day tour, why would I want to give them my business and trust my infant with them? The Goddard School allows drop in tours at any hour and Primrose was more than accommodating of a night tour. They have my business.

A well oiled machine. My experiences have been good. Sit setting is an old elementary school, so…read moreperfect for setting up different classes. There is access to a library and also a gym and some good outdoor enclosures.

We are pleased to report that we have been very happy with Jacob's Academy at the Glennon Heights…read morelocation. We have had exceptional experiences with both the threes and fours teachers and the administrative staff. We get feedback each day regarding how our kiddo does and an opponent to collaborate on approaches to support development. The facilities at the Glennon Heights location are particularly excellent with lots of room to run and explore. The cost is also very competitive considering all meals are provided, the hours are flexible, and the curriculum used. Would definitely recommend.

What I love most about Great Escape is that I believe the Directors truly love the kids. My son…read more(21 months) is greeted with a warm welcome every morning and wakes up saying the name of one of one of the directors because he wants to go to school. I have watched the directors make tough decisions and they have always done so in the best interest of the families. We are grateful for the way they handled COVID, ensuring that parents were a part of the re-opening decision and have taken the necessary precautions by making changes to ensure the safety and health of our children. I have referred friends and family members to them. The teachers also love my son. I originally chose Great Escape because they seemed to be the only place taking a September birthday at age one (part time). I am grateful for their care and flexibility. This summer they have had elementary care available too in which they have brought in special activities such as putt putt golf and oversized blocks for construction building contests.

Our 4 1/2 year old son, Dylan has thoroughly enjoyed Great Escape Early Learning Center in…read moreLittleton. The classes are small. The teachers are awesome. The Director, Jennelle Kreishner, has provided us with everything we need and everything that Dylan needs. Dylan has a lot of special needs as he has a peanut allergy and is mildly autistic. He has done nothing but thrive at Great Escape. I highly recommend Great Escape for your pre-school child especially if you have two working parents who need a lot of flexibility in your child's care. Their prices are very reasonable, too!" - Phil R.

Really great community! Teachers really care and do their best to support the kids. Front desk,…read morespecially Jacky, has been super helpful in helping me navigate any issues I've had. Grateful to have my kids here.

The Clayton Early Learning is truly the place for your child. They offer dozens out outreach…read moreprograms and services in the community, and will help provide the resources to form the proper building blocks that mold your child into a responsible, loving adult. The staff is all so warm and caring, and will answer any of your questions at a moment's notice. They really make you feel like family here!

I am immensely grateful for the care my daughter is receiving since close to 2.5 years. Her speech…read moreand language skills have grown impressively. She is receiving age level learning like writing, painting, alphabets and numbers. Thankful to Ms Monica, Ms. Shannon and their team for how they manage the center and take care of kids. I would recommend this daycare to anyone who prioritize care along with learning for kids. -Shruthi and family

From the first call I felt very welcomed, Monica made everything so easy for me to get my kids…read moreenrolled and started. My kids loved going since day one, my son use to cry and fight me every time I dropped him off at his old day care, But not here at park meadows kinder care he runs in and is so happy. The employees took the time to know my kids and my self, I ABSOUTLY LOVE THIS DAYCARE, and can work with out worring about kids because I know they are loved and cared for, ( I have 2 kids enrolled and will be having my newborn in there soon, and my 5 year old for the summer)

Wanted to give a shout out to the La Petit in Greenwood Village. The director Monica has been a…read moreblessing to our family. She really has paid special attention to the needs of our baby boy, as has his teachers. I love them and I love how excited my baby gets when I bring him to school.

Oh, if I could I give you "0" starts!!! You are disgusting place! When I look at the cameras your…read moreteacher were always on cellphones, no attention to kids. One day I dropped my child and he hold my leg and started crying and didn't let me go... So, I don't know what did you do to him, but I saw some marks on his hands, yes. I remember I wasn't seeing him on camera about 45 minutes and after principal said he was with her in her room. So,what did you do to him because after that day see denided to go to your place???? Did you hit him??? Did you pinch him? You are so rude and dirty place, not for kids, you are overpriced. And every time his Nike jacket was missing but I found his Nike jacket under some shelves, but your teacher made surprised faces and no, it was by mistake missing. The last point was when I came pick my child from your place he hit his hands on the wooden fence and that wooden pieces stucked in his hands, he was crying a lot, but you don't have cameras outside, so I didn't know why this happened. I'd never even recommend your disgusting dirty place!!!! No for kids!!!!