When we were looking for a daycare for our infant last year, we visited several providers in the…read morearea. In the end, we picked All 'Bout Children for their Outdoor Classroom Certification, bilingual curriculum, and partnership with Burleigh Elementary to provide before and after school care (he doesn't need it yet, but glad to know its an option). In the end, we have not been disappointed! The teaching staff is genuinely caring and engaged with the little guy's development. Not only do they take the time to answer all our questions (patiently), but we get daily updates in real-time on potties, feedings, and various other milestones - but the best part is they provide pictures almost daily which is a great treat when I'm at work thinking about him :) Their spots fill up quickly, but if you are looking for a new daycare, I recommend taking a tour.

Love this daycare. Feels like a home with teachers that are truly invested in the children. I am so…read morehappy I chose them to care for my boy while at work. Things I love: they send pictures and videos all day, they call and communicate often, they team with parents, they have activities that help develop their social, emotional, and physical growth, they are always outside exploring when the weather permits, and they show love and tlc to the children in their care. This preschool/daycare is truly a hidden gem.

I'll be completely honest. We ultimately chose this facility because it was the cheapest center in…read morethat area. That being said, I did my homework beforehand and read up on their state survey results, which didn't identify anything I would consider to be major. www.dcf.wisconsin.gov is an excellent resource to check providers out. I had basic requirements in my mind to keep my daughter at the center and they are consistently met. I am notified of changes of conditions in my daughter (ie rash, fever). Her diaper is changed about every two hours at a minimum. The staff offer suggestions to us based on what they observe in her. One example is identifying that she may have ruflux when we didn't see those symptoms as prevalently at home. Turned out to be an accurate assessment. There are the same two providers in the infant room all week, which is a huge plus for me. They have ample toys and activity centers to keep her occupied. The infant room has a separate area for cribs, divided by a half-wall partition. I would have preferred a more separate sleeping area, but she still gets good chunks of sleep there. It is definitely not in the same caliber as, say a Mary Linsmeier center, but my daughter is well cared for and given individual attention by two caring staff members. That is what is most important of anything. The reasonable cost is great, but I wouldn't keep her there unless I was happy.

My two children have been at New Generation Learning center since 12 weeks old. My son is now 4 and…read moremy daughter is now 2. I have had an amazing experience. Every day they come home with new artwork to share and my son is always excited to share what he learned during the day. I have always felt comfortable with the care and have never worried. Don't get me wrong it is never easy to leave your little ones in the hands of strangers but these teachers all have so much love to share. I have always been notified of any health concerns right away. Of course like in any daycare with two year olds you get the occasional biting incident and not only has my daughter been the victim but also the instigator and they did a great job of notifying me and keeping a close eye. I would recommend this facility to anyone I know.

Great 5 star, NAC nationally accredited preschool they have many staff with longevity new bus for…read moretransportation the whole staff is safety first minded and friendly Check out Park's a edge at Emanuel UCC church

My son has been attending for a few months now. He's been learning, having fun, making friends. We…read morelove this daycare! Theresa is wonderful with the kids. It's a home based daycare for 2 to 5 year olds so you have all the comforts of home (with a small group of other kids) plus a preschool curriculum. Theresa posts photos and videos on the parent log-in page on her website so we can see what our son has been up to at daycare. We love the art he brings home, that he talks about the other children, and that he's learning so much -- daily life skills, social skills, and early academics. I strongly recommend Little Sprouts. Really glad we chose it for our son.

From the owner: Little Sprouts is a state‑licensed family child care/preschool for ages 2–4, featuring a large…read morededicated classroom, hands‑on preschool activities, creative centers, and a fenced backyard for safe outdoor fun. 18+ years of trusted experience.

Noah's Ark has been a wonderful fit for our family. The center is clean and organized and strictly…read morefollows state guidelines. I have had no concerns over my child's safety or well-being while attending the Ark. The staff all knew my child's name (even the ones who do not work in his class) within a week and greet him by name when we walk in. During the COVID shutdowns, the center was very flexible and showed exceptional willingness to with work families who were financially impacted. The teachers and staff at the Ark are exceptionally caring and compassionate. They are phenomenal teachers but also just amazing caregivers. If you are looking for a cold, institutional feeling childcare center, this is not the place for you. The Ark feels more like a family. I've watched several children, mine included, greet their teachers with hugs in the morning, and I've seen teachers brushing and braiding little girls' hair. Small details like that show me how much passion the teachers have for their jobs and love they have for the students. Academically, my child has excelled. He is excited about learning and has picked up some impressive social and emotional skills. The center itself is not fancy or state of the art, but it always smells clean (like soap) and they have excellent age appropriate books, toys, and supplies in each room. The only thing I can say that's less than positive is that the Ark routinely as a long waitlist, so if you are looking to join them, you may need to plan ahead by a few months.

From the owner: We are a Christian-based, State licensed, NAC accredited child care center serving children 6…read moreweeks-12 years of age. We also have before and after school care, with busing available to Willow Springs School, Maple School, and Woodside School. Call to set up your tour today!

We love Kiddie Academy! Our child is always eager to see staff, they treat him so well and we never…read moreworry. They go the extra mile when it comes to our infant and its worth every penny.

My husband and I toured this facility separately and received two different handwritten rates.read more

My 3 kids have attended this school (at different times) since 2012. The teachers are super loving…read moreand do all they can to be a friend to both my kids and parents. They have great curriculum, lots of art, toys, reading, etc. Excellent in-school field trips such as police, fire, animals, clowns, pizza, etc. There is also an excellent hot lunch option that is inexpensive and healthy- and tasty from what I'm told. When my last kiddo graduates, we will be very sad to leave this school. Highly recommend!

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Brookfield, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School is…read morea private preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

The Primrose staff has created a safe and nurturing environment for my daughter to learn and grow…read more-- academically and socially. They have a unique way of creating community and helping children build understanding and appreciate their differences. My daughter is incredibly expressive about her feelings and is always excited to go to school. Many other local centers hire glorified babysitters. Instead, I love that Primrose Brookfield employs qualified staff who deliver a comprehensive curriculum with care at the heart of it all. They communicate with transparency and we love the special events like recitals and picnics that bring the families together. We moved to Wisconsin from out of state, so it's been awesome creating connections and seeing so many friendships blossom. It's bittersweet to head off for Kindergarten, but we're happy to create space for another child and family to share in this enriching experience. We're proud to be a Primrose fam. I recommend them to any family seeking curriculum-based care in a welcoming and inclusive environment. I'd give more than 5 stars if I could.

We could not be happier with our experience at Primrose School of Brookfield for our four-month old…read moreson. As a parent, all aspects of Primrose are best in class - From the owner, staff, facility, focus on curriculum, and genuine care for families. Prior to opening, we had direct contact with the owner who made himself available to answer all our preliminary questions - He thoroughly explained the infant room experience, teaching model, and associated curriculum. Our needs, questions, and inquiries have all been met with utmost care. The leadership team and teaching staff go above and beyond to make sure our son has a great day, everyday - Further, that the parents are involved in a child's growth and learning journey. The attention to detail spans across all areas of this school - cleanliness, professionalism, communication, security, education, strong interpersonal leadership team, and the list goes on. We are greeted with a smile from the staff at pick up/drop. Our son has a personalized bottle bag, a specific drawer for his extra clothes and outerwear, and an assigned crib for only him serve as those added touches that stand out to us in a child care setting. Throughout each day while we are at work, we receive hourly updates inside the app tracking all aspects of our son's day that provides us such peace of mind. We love receiving the daily photos of our son playing, interacting, learning, singing, and socializing via the app as well. Each day, our son follows an expert-designed curriculum and a schedule that allows him to thrive. We receive direct, transparent, and professional communication from the owner and staff - The teachers go above and beyond to curate a wonderfully welcoming experience per the Primrose promise. The Primrose family is one we are grateful to be a part of - It has far exceeded our expectations. We look forward to seeing our son continue to grow and develop. This is truly a special place, with incredible people. We are very grateful and would recommend to anyone seeking a strong child care solution for their family.

Favorite team of people, our kids are in great care when they go. When they're old enough for…read moreschool we will miss this place!

The issues I have fall in three main camps…read more 1- Communication! If you tell one staff member something, it doesn't mean they're going to write it down or share it with others. I spent so much time informing various staff about different things for my daughters care and would still get a call from the owner asking questions. At one point, surrounding the issue of why we were basically asked to leave, the owner Mary Lynn even told me that I should have called her back not her staff because as a childcare facility they do not have time to always be checking in with each other so if you talk to one staff member you need to follow up with that same person. But when I called during my workday her daughter was available and I spoke with her and she said she would relay that information to the rest of the staff. It is a huge red flag to me that they can't communicate, and I have examples of this over three or four instances. 2-Vaccine policies. To their credit, in their policies they are up front with the fact that, the owner specifically, does not agree with the vaccine schedule for children. The policies ask parents to be informed about vaccines, and they say if you choose to vaccinate that they have policies they ask you to follow. For example after regular vaccines your child cannot be at school for one whole day, for the flu vaccine they need to be out for a week. We knew this going into it, and I was OK with it because I can respect their stance however as a paying customer I expect them to respect my stance. About a mouth in my daughter had a small mark on her thigh, that was not bothering her was not infected or anything. I got a call in the middle of the day during my work to ask if my daughter had gotten a vaccine that I had not reported because of this mark. I was reminded to always be honest when she get vaccines and update the form. I said I know and that she is not due for vaccines until her one year appointment and that I would update at that time. Then when she did get her vaccines I made a second appointment to accommodate their policy, I informed three separate teachers that I made a separate appointment and my daughter was out for three days. I brought the filled out medical form on the day she returned. And I still got a call from the owner confirming the vaccines. Anytime she was acting tired, or when she had a blowout the owner said "this could be from her vaccines last week". It got very old very quickly. I'm sure some parents lie or don't turn in forms etc, but I never showed any signs of this yet I was still treated like a liar. I believe they do not want vaccinated children in their center and that they will find issues until you leave. 3. Meal plan. Their meal plan is very sad. Almost no protein, oatmeal twice a week at least for lunch and lots of jelly sandwiches. The other issue is they have a morning snack at 8:30 and lunch at 10:30. So if your child eats breakfast around say 7am- by 11am they've had three meals basically. The issue that caused us to leave is the owner believed our 1 yr old pooped too much. Mary thought milk was the issue- I wanted to time to explore, talk to a pediatrician because I didn't notice excess pooping when she was with us or with my our other childcare. We couldn't agree on a plan so we ended up leaving. Three or four days not being on the meal plan and eating so much my daughter's stools went back to her norm. I would not recommend this daycare based on my experience and though the teachers do seem great and the children are well cared for, my experience was less than positive.