What a great place for a kid to start. Kids actually grow up in this daycare, and the staff is so…read moreloving to all of the kids, it's like a big family. Some of the staff have basically been in these children's entire lives. There is developmental curriculum and the rooms are fun and interesting. The staff undergoes ongoing training and most are in school for higher degrees. Each child's individual needs are taken into consideration and they are truly taken care of.

From the owner: Located at 3705 Old Cherry Point Road, Childcare Network in New Bern provides the foundation for…read morechildren 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 New Bern community. Schedule a tour today to experience everything our programs have to offer!

I am a senior visiting a grandchild in New Bern I swim regularly at my YMCA in california and at…read morea public pool in california The customer service at the front desk was outstanding My daily swims there since october have been a lifesaver The locker rooms and shower are excellent and both pools have been great Planning on enjoying more swimming here every day

My wife and I had plan to join the Y but after reading all the negative ratings members had…read moreexperienced, we changed our mind and decided to go somewhere else.

Little cubs provides great supplemental childcare if you're in a pinch. Some of the caregivers are…read moreabsolutely amazing like Miss Jo. Miss Ashley and Miss Rebecca. They offer lunchables during the week, and a Saturday pizza night. With that said, they advertise that they lock all doors and have sensors on them. That is not the case-the front door does make a sound when you enter but the second door, leading into the daycare area is not locked, no sound, and there is not always someone there assess who has walked in. When I asked if this would be addressed after the preschool shooting a few years ago, I was told by the owner that "no, changes will be made, and we'll miss having your kid here." With that said. We use this service sparingly, just be aware that it's not secure

Little Cubs is so convenient for a date night, a little break or to run errands! My daughter…read moreabsolutely loves it... Nicole is such a fun person to talk to! Highly recommend!! Every child is family at Little Cubs.

I was an employee here and the environment seems nice looking in from the outside. Children are not…read moresupervised like they should be. Teachers are constantly on their phones while watching children. There is lots of yelling at children and aggressive handling of children even by directors. Parents were not allowed to enter center for a time and it became a complete mess and parents were oblivious to it all. I do not think it is the worse center ever, but absolutely is not the best or close even close. I worked here and would have never enrolled my child. Do not recommend.

We felt that the name "Kollege" was an indication that this facility was more than just custodial,…read morebut was fostering a preschool like environment as well. We were wrong, but the fact that the name of the business is purposefully misspelled should have been our first clue. Numerous surprise visits by mom and dad showed that the children were asked to sit and do nothing for long periods of time. The children rarely went outside and were often yelled at in loud intimidating voices. Concerns we had about teachers and other issues were not addressed and we were made to feel like our children were not wanted there. If you prefer a custodial environment were children are simply placed in a room with others the same age and watched by the adults, then this is the place for you. If your child requires more of a stimulating environment with preschool like activities designed to improve language and fine motor skills and creativity, I would look elsewhere.

Love the staff and what they stand for in providing developmentally appropriate services and a safe…read morenurt environment

From the owner: Excel Learning Center offers full-service daycare and pre-K in a learning environment at locations…read moreacross Eastern North Carolina, including New Bern, Havelock, Morehead City, and Beaufort. We provide child care services for ages six weeks to 12 years. Our certified teachers utilize our Creative Curriculum to maximize your child's success. Your child will learn through play and age-appropriate activities that build self-esteem and confidence while grounding him or her in Christian values and morals. In addition to an emphasis on kindness, courtesy, patience and good hygiene, your child's education will include: Math Art Science Reading Play Our class rooms are electronically monitored, and drop-in service is available. We often take field trips and provide homework assistance. We serve nutritious snacks and meals each day. Our fleet of air-conditioned buses and vans provide school drop-off and pick-up service. B

Most of the staff you deal with at the door except Emily are rude and unprofessional. The one who's…read morein charge of billing who is Administrator now and former Director (Can't keep up with title) always tried to smooth things over which is okay until the point where acting like my son in a diaper for 9 hours straight was OKAY. She quickly let me withdraw them that day. I was also under the impression that they would feed my 2 and 3 year old breakfast as it was discussed with her and director then when I saw a teacher report (hardly get them) I quickly saw he wasn't being fed. I'm also still waiting for my 3 year old's underwear and socks to reappear as they didn't pack it up and Tina is trying to say he didn't have any... not one pair of backup underwear in cubby. The safety was a concern at one point on second week of August as a man was standing next to the drive lane to pick up and drop off. This man jumped on my truck trying to get a ride. He successfully jumped in the next parent's car in line and put it in drive when she stepped out to ring the bell to get her child. He was standing there the whole time they were opening door and letting kids out. So my assumption was absolutely no awareness of safety of releasing kids or surroundings. To make things even shady "Ms D" at the door was mad and unprofessional when I went to come in to bring my 2 year old in for his first day of school. I don't know anyone else who's okay with dropping off a kid without meeting the teacher and where child will be placed at. Since leaving I have shared our experience and have heard other stories from parents and glad we left.Most of the staff you deal with at the door except Emily are rude and unprofessional. The one who's in charge of billing who is Administrator now and former Director (Can't keep up with title) always tried to smooth things over which is okay until the point where acting like my son in a diaper for 9 hours straight was OKAY. She quickly let me withdraw them that day. I was also under the impression that they would feed my 2 and 3 year old breakfast as it was discussed with her and director then when I saw a teacher report (hardly get them) I quickly saw he wasn't being fed. I'm also still waiting for my 3 year old's underwear and socks to reappear as they didn't pack it up and Tina is trying to say he didn't have any... not one pair of backup underwear in cubby. The safety was a concern at one point on second week of August as a man was standing next to the drive lane to pick up and drop off. This man jumped on my truck trying to get a ride. He successfully jumped in the next parent's car in line and put it in drive when she stepped out to ring the bell to get her child. He was standing there the whole time they were opening door and letting kids out. So my assumption was absolutely no awareness of safety of releasing kids or surroundings. To make things even shady "Ms D" at the door was mad and unprofessional when I went to come in to bring my 2 year old in for his first day of school. I don't know anyone else who's okay with dropping off a kid without meeting the teacher and where child will be placed at. Since leaving I have shared our experience and have heard other stories from parents and glad we left.Most of the staff you deal with at the door except Emily are rude and unprofessional. The one who's in charge of billing who is Administrator now and former Director (Can't keep up with title) always tried to smooth things over which is okay until the point where acting like my son in a diaper for 9 hours straight was OKAY. She quickly let me withdraw them that day. I was also under the impression that they would feed my 2 and 3 year old breakfast as it was discussed with her and director then when I saw a teacher report (hardly get them) I quickly saw he wasn't being fed. I'm also still waiting for my 3 year old's underwear and socks to reappear as they didn't pack it up and Tina is trying to say he didn't have any... not one pair of backup underwear in cubby. The safety was a concern at one point on second week of August as a man was standing next to the drive lane to pick up and drop off. This man jumped on my truck trying to get a ride. He successfully jumped in the next parent's car in line and put it in drive when she stepped out to ring the bell to get her child. He was standing there the whole time they were opening door and letting kids out. So my assumption was absolutely no awareness of safety of releasing kids or surroundings. To make things even shady "Ms D" at the door was mad and unprofessional when I went to come in to bring my 2 year old in for his first day of school. I don't know anyone else who's okay with dropping off a kid without meeting the teacher and where child will be placed at. Since leaving I have shared our experience and have heard other stories from parents and glad we left.