My granddaughter has been going here for about 2 years now. Teachers are caring, educated, get kids…read moreready for pre k,(headstart) kindergarten. kids have a lot of activity's to do and learn. kids have fun. The Owner is very Compassionate, cares about the kids and there family's. they have all worked with my granddaughter with her behaviors and she been in 3 different classes since starting here. And she is doing amazing. Thank you all so much. I would definitely recommend this place for your children.

First, let me start by saying that I I have debated for almost a year about writing this review,…read morebut I feel that it is the right thing to do. I am not customer nor will I ever be. I only hope to warn other parents of this horrible place. I live next door to the daycare, and as a mother of two after what I've seen from them I would never put my kids in their care. I would like to warn other parents about what I've observed. If I could, I would tell parents of the kids currently enrolled there to look somewhere else for daycare. I've lived next door to the daycare for over a year now. Here's the breakdown of what I've observed: The first thing that bothers me is the lack of attention they give to the kids. During the kids' outside time, most of the teachers are either talking with themselves or looking at their phones. More often than not, it's really young girls on their cell phones rather than interacting with the kids. I'm not sure what the legal ratio is for teachers and kids, but there's often 30+ kids outside with about 3 teachers. Because of this lack of attention, I've seen kids get hurt when they could have been warned or told how to safely play if the teachers would have noticed. Once I've seen little kids no older than 4 or 5 get into a physical fist fight that looked like grown men whooping each other's a**. In that incident, I was inside doing laundry and could hear them fighting near the fence of my apartment. If I could hear them from inside my apartment, what their excuse for not hearing the fight from no more than 20 feet away? I went outside to stop them, and it took me yelling at the teachers and kids for about 5 minutes before the teachers stopped their oh so important conversation to finally stop the fight. The only teacher I have ever seen there actually take an interest in the kids was a young man, maybe early 20s or so, who would actually play with them. He organized soccer games and football games with the kids. All the kids seemed to really like him. I could tell when he was working because all you could hear was kids laughing. Usually it's a bunch of screaming and fighting. But I haven't seen him in several months. He was so different from the other neglectful teachers, I hope they didn't get rid of him because "it wasn't working out". Next what concerns me, is that when they do pay attention to the kids they speak REALLY harshly to the children. One woman, I think she's the main director because she's the only constant person I see, seems to always be yelling at the kids. She yells so much, I can recognize her voice from all the other teachers. And sometimes it's mean stuff. The kind of things that if my child came home and said a teacher was speaking that way to him, there would be serious problems. Just other day, this same woman was yelling at a poor kid over some goldfish crackers he had dropped. She was screaming at him, "I'm tired of you making a mess!" and "If you drop one more goldfish you won't be getting a snack tomorrow!" which then turned into, "Well I guess you don't want a snack then! Everybody else will get their snack tomorrow but you!" Now I admit, I didn't see the alleged mess. But I can't imagine how many goldfish crackers it would take before someone would flip out on a child like that. I may not have seen the mess, but I can tell you that the child wasn't yelling or talking back at all. The only person speaking, was the teacher yelling at the child. That particular choice of words is what finally led me to write this after a year of debating. As a professional early development center, I expect that the teachers there at the very least would never use food as a form as punishment. Especially since food costs are associated with their rates. As a consumer and parent, if I am paying for the food my kid eats while at your daycare, I don't care what kind of mess the kid was making or what kind of trouble he is--you better feed my kid. Don't get me wrong, I am not a perfect parent. Most of us have had a moment or two where we are not proud of our parenting. But if I am paying for my child to be cared for while I am at work, I expect that my child should be safe from verbal abuse. The lack of respect and care for the children is hands down the most horrible thing about this place. But how they interact with everyone in our block area is terrible too. They are horrible members of our community. I could mention many, but since I don't have the space, please trust me when I say that they have been extremely rude to different residents in my complex for no good reason. Do yourself and your children a favor and do not enroll them here. Bad all around.

We were SO EXCITED to find this school! Infant massage, yoga, a great campus, delicious meals from…read morea chef... the list went on and on. Things aren't always what they seem though. Our child was there just a bit over a year and had 13 different teachers. One left during her shift and never came back, many others assured us they would be sticking around but then dropped like flies. The entire school seems to be a revolving door of staff which is never a good sign. Promises kept changing as they upped the number of kids in the rooms but continued to brag about how fantastic their ratios were. Sure they added teachers to the rooms but then teachers kept quitting and were complaining about not having proper breaks and staffing. There were ongoing requests to donate money and supplies to the classrooms - maybe it would have made sense to just increase the tuition by 10 or 20 bucks a month- I'm happy not to have to deal with this at our new daycare. Our journey ended when it became apparent that the children weren't being properly supervised and due to a safety issue we had to make a complaint to childcare licensing. The director then decided to send out updates about our complaint in emails and in Facebook posts where other staff and parents were allowed to mock the situation. Very unprofessional especially considering that the state department of licensing was in the process of citing them for lack of appropriate supervision. Licensing also helped deal with the issue of the staff not having kids regularly wash their hands (like when they came in from outside to eat meals). I feel for some of the teachers who were good but couldn't stick around. The idea behind this school is great and it would be awesome if well executed and managed.

We had high expectations of this school. The facilities and food program are great, and many of the…read moreteachers are awesome. However, the management was not consistent and had a lot of knee-jerk reactions to situations which affected our child's well being. They were very inconsistent with what they promised versus what was delivered. They claim to be child-led in philosophy, but the decisions made didn't seem to have the children's best interest in mind, rather, what was best for the administration and school seemed to be prioritized. Additionally, they were terrible at dealing with issues that arose with parents. Myself and several other parents I knew at the school were consistently told "well, group care isn't for everyone" or "that's why some people decide to hire a nanny" EVERY SINGLE TIME there was an issue--big or small. This led to fearing we were being told to leave the school. After leaving and seeing how other facilities operate and handle issues with parents, I am very glad we made the decision to leave.

We visited Kids N' Us hoping for a nurturing spot for our toddler, but left underwhelmed. The…read morefacility looked cluttered, and the classrooms felt chaotic rather than engaging. Staff seemed distracted, offering vague answers about daily routines and safety protocols, which didn't inspire confidence. The curriculum sounded uninspired, lacking the creative spark we wanted. Our kid seemed uneasy during the tour, and we're hesitant about returning. Not the warm, structured environment we expected in Mill Creek. compare to other preschools explore local daycare options make it more concise

I can't recommend this daycare enough -- it truly feels like a second home for my daughter. The…read moreteachers are outstanding: Ms. Shwetha is gentle and nurturing, engaging kids in play they genuinely enjoy; Ms. Deepti brings amazing energy and keeps every moment interactive and fun; and Mr. Jared makes each day an adventure with creative activities that spark joy and learning. Thanks to their dedication, my daughter adjusted quickly and now looks forward to coming here. Beyond the classroom, the staff are warm and welcoming -- they know my daughter's name the moment we walk in, which makes it feel like family.

My 2 yr old did not like it there, they called me often to puck her up when she was crying wich…read moretells me that they are under staffed and under trained. They seem nice at first, but something is off.

Our son and daughter both attend ACJMS and we love it and so do they. We have been there for almost…read morea year now and have had nothing but a positive experience. They also offer parent nights out from time to time which is awesome!

We love UDCC. We've had two children at UDCC and couldn't ask for a better the experience. My…read moremother was an elementary education teacher for 25+ years and a district trainer (trained other teachers) and was consistently impressed and amazed with the level of teaching at UDCC. It truly is an amazing place where the teachers absolutely care for the kids and their development. The expeditionary type learning combined with the Reggio method makes it a very special place. We couldn't have asked for a better place to have our children go through early childhood development.

The teachers here are very children-centered. They are very patient and loving toward my kids and…read morethey really put an emphasis on kids' emotional health. My kid is making great progress toward making friends and resolving conflicts. They have nice outdoor playgrounds and the teachers are also planning a variety of activities for the kids in their indoor classroom. We are very happy with the school and would recommend it to other parents!

Our two girls both started at OB from the time they were 8 months old. We've been so extremely…read morefortunate to have found OB and love the teachers and staff. Claudia who teachers in the Evergreen is a highlight of our oldest's day, and we can tell so much thought and care is put into the lesson plans. Heysil and Dinah who look after our youngest are so amazing and kind.

Our Beginning was an amazing our experience for our family. We felt they loved our son as much as…read morewe did. We unfortunately had to move so we weren't able to complete the full experience, but I cried on our last day because it was such a hard place to leave.

I cannot recommend Kids Way enough. After a cross country move, leaving a beloved preschool behind,…read moreI was uncertain about how my more timid child would do in a new school, but Kids Way and the entire faculty made the transition easy and positive. My child has flourished at the school, coming out of her shell and feels so welcomed and loved at her school. Ms. Kymm, the school director is wonderful, kind, and clearly passionate about the school's program and every child. Ms. Kellie, the lead preschool teacher is a treasure and truly develops a bond with each child. I have loved that it's a smaller school, where the teachers are able to give more individualized attention to each child. They do a lot of fun activities and the curriculum seems very well planned out. I'm excited for my child to continue on to the PreK program, and have also enrolled my older child in the summer camp option.

I've been meaning to write this review for some time. Both my girls went to/go to Kids Way. I…read moreenrolled my older daughter in 2021, and she just started Kindergarten this fall, so I'm very familiar with the wonderful Staff and the Owner Kymm. This school has been a safe space for both my girls. My younger daughter is in the Pre-K class right now. My Husband and I go out of our way to drop our children at the little red school house. Ms. Elaine and Ms. Sophie in the Pre-K class upstairs are treasures and are kind and smart and amazing educators. Ms. Jasmine and Ms. Kellie in the downstairs Preschool classroom are kind and patient and all-around wonderful teachers. Ms. Kymm the Owner has a well-run school. I always felt like requests were addressed and there was good communication. The class sizes are also small. The Pre-K class has 12 children, and the Preschool class has 10. The school has cameras, which I appreciate very much because it made me feel better to see my babies while I was at work. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this school. I had enrolled my younger Daughter at Country Dawn, and I do have a preference for Kids Way even although Country Dawn is closer to where I live. I had also enrolled my older daughter at a very reputable (and expensive) daycare in Eastlake area of Seattle. I still have preference, love, and high praise for Kids Way. The two-classroom space makes it more intimate, but the organization makes it seem like a bigger/well run school. I appreciate this so much and appreciate Kids Way for taking such good care of my children all these years.

were in a tough spot this week when our backup daycare fell through, and we needed care last minute…read morefor our 15-month-old. After calling four centers on Monday morning, Rose Hill KinderCare was the only one with availability, and we are so grateful they were. The teachers took such amazing care of our daughter. She was happy and smiling at every pickup, which says everything. The communication, kindness, and genuine care they showed made an incredibly stressful week so much easier. I can't thank the team enough. We will definitely be back for backup care. If you're considering full-time childcare, you can feel confident your child will be in wonderful hands here.

After almost 4 years with 2 kids at RoseHill Kindercare, we appreciate the staff and directors who…read moresupport our family. The kids are happy, the curriculum is diverse and creative, and the phonics classes greatly helped our 4-year-old learn how to read and write. I highly recommend this center!