While some of the teachers are great, this school prioritizes profit over the well-being of the…read morechildren. My son, born at 29 weeks, was hospitalized multiple times--likely due to poor unsanitary conditions. Despite informing management, little concern was shown, and one teacher remained dismissive until we withdrew him. The facility looks clean, but our experience suggests otherwise. Since switching schools, my son has remained healthy. Parents, don't be misled by appearances--look deeper.

We love Sunbrook Academy! The teachers are great and my children love coming to school.read more

I would like shout out Ms. Katarina Hewell For being an caring teacher to my son, she really gets…read morethat kids are kids.

My'Tia has been my son's teacher since September. He has learned sooo much, I truly love the…read morerelationship she has with my 1 year old!

Great daycare with caring staff, clean facilities, engaging activities and good resources.read more

Horrible and I'm just saying this because I have a special needs child. My child cannot communicate…read morewith anyone I need speech therapy Tasha is not it's OK advantage of him a lot of times far so he used to cry when I dropped him off I didn't understand I thought it was just because it was a new daycare center it wasn't until I left my daughter there until I knew that they not only ignored him but they did not treat him as if he was special-needs

I love this daycare and all of its staff! Everyone works extremely hard to influence each little…read morelife that passes through the doors. I appreciate all of their hard work and dedication to the center! The owner is pretty awesome too! ;)

From the owner: Little Sprouts Learning Academy provides care and early learning to children 6 weeks to 4 years of…read moreage. We are a small, licensed childcare center and we strive for excellence with top quality child care, early learning programs, nutritious food program, and a CAPS accepting provider. We are a Quality Rated facility in Georgia.

Center of Distinction, Quality Care (or maybe it's called "Quality Assist"...something like that!)…read moreSchool, subsidized care (helps rates stay low), Ga. Pre-K program that is free of charge during the day (usually 8am-2:30pm). Lunch and snack are included. Rates for private preschool are pretty good. Teachers are certified (current first aid and cpr included) and put in so many hours per year continuing education.

I recently substituted at Show Me Love Learning Academy Mableton , and I can honestly say it was…read moreone of the worst daycare experiences I've ever had. When I first walked into the infant classroom, a teacher was playing music that was completely inappropriate for babies. Then, in the 3-4-year-old room, I noticed teachers being downright impolite to the children. I understand using a firm voice when needed, but they were speaking to these kids as if they were adults, without any consideration for age-appropriate communication. It was uncomfortable to watch. What shocked me most was how phones were out during nap time instead of staff helping children settle down and rest. The director seemed to play favorites and turned a blind eye to the chaos. I've never seen such carelessness or fake behavior in a childcare setting. One moment that truly disturbed me was when a little boy mentioned "just like Squid Games" during an activity, and Ms. James shouted at him in anger. The child didn't say anything wrong--he was just making an observation. Then there was a teacher who said, out loud, that a child "might have a yeast infection" because she was itchy. That's incredibly inappropriate and unprofessional. To make things worse, I was left alone in classrooms with children I had never met before, without any proper schedule or introduction. That's not only unsafe, but it's also unfair to both the kids and the staff. I introduced myself the best I could, but no one supported me or helped ease the transition. Some of the staff might be decent, but from what I observed, they weren't welcoming or helpful. It felt like the bare minimum was being done. I also noticed they were preparing food without gloves, using children's restrooms (which I later found out is illegal), and those same bathroom doors don't lock--so any child could walk in while an adult is using the restroom. To use a proper bathroom, staff would have to walk across to another building, which could leave classrooms over ratio. On top of that, no one answers the door when you knock. There were just too many violations in one day for me to stay quiet. I'm genuinely tempted to report them to the state. Those kids looked scared to be there, and no child should ever feel that way in a place that's supposed to care for and educate them. Parents, please be careful. Don't be fooled by a fake smile. Some of these places are unsafe, and they'll gaslight you if you speak up. Stay aware and protect your kids. It could never be me

I'm so pleased to run into Davina James. My child used to be in her classroom at the Atlanta Speech…read moreSchool. I was so excited to connect with Mrs. James she's amazing but I can't wait until she opens her own facility. My daughter suffered from dyslexia but overcame so many obstacles with working with her. If you see my message I work for the state and willing to invest in you and pay you outside to assist. I wish there were more amazing teachers like you and I'm so fortunate to have you in me and my daughter life. Please reach out for more opportunities

I was told 2 different prices - one when I called and another when I arrived to pick up my…read morepaperwork. This should have been a sign for me but I enrolled my son despite the miscommunications. On July 17th I received a text from the messaging app that school would be open on Monday. When I dropped my son off on Monday, July 20th, I was told that the was not allowed to be there until he got tested for Covid-19. I rebut that I would not be getting him tested for Covid-19, then I was told that it was ok for him to be there BUT I would have to pick him up soon if no kids showed up for the day. At the last minute, ON MY FIRST DAY OF WORK, I was late because I had to quickly make arrangements for him to be picked up. I've expressed to 3 staff members that the only reason I enrolled him was because I started a new job. None of them really seemed to be that friendly, but I decided to give them a chance. The school was closed partially the first week of his enrollment and the 2nd week it was closed because one of the teachers caught Covid-19. How is that fair for a parent to still pay for a week when it was involuntary that the child wasn't there? At the last minute I was told that I had to pay for two weeks - one of which my son was NOT there because I was TOLD by the staff that he COULD NOT be there because 1) He hadn't been tested for COVID; and 2) there wouldn't be any kids there. I found another daycare for him with people who seem to actually care about him. There are other businesses that are giving people a break due to the pandemic and this feels like poor customer service. I am extremely disappointed the way the staff handled this. I'm being given information while dropping my son off in the morning on my way to work. All of these communications are done in the presence of other teachers talking and perusing, which makes it very uncomfortable. The last two Mondays haven't been a smooth transition and I have to go to an office frazzled because of my experiences with this facility. The lack of communication disrupted my work schedule and didn't allow me to plan properly - which also leaves my son in a confused mental space that he's not going to school after preparing that morning for a full day learning and playing with his new friends.

There was an incident with my child only being there for 3 days. Everyday I felt I had to watch the…read morecamera footage because the teachers do not interact or pay attention to all the children especially mine. There excuse for the incident was there's a lot of kids in the classroom. My son was injured by another child no one knew what was going on until I called the school and no one cared about my son injuries . Staff was very nice but if you want your child to actually learn and payed attention to this is not the school.

After almost 15 years of sporadic climbing at this gym, I must say that it's a haven for wonderful…read morepeople. Among them, Rhea shines with her infectious spirit and unwavering willingness to assist. Always so cheerful with belaying the kids ensures that everyone has a fantastic time. Kudos to Rhea for making this place even more special!

DONT EVER SEND YOUR KIDS HERE !!! The place is dirty not properly sanitized , and they serve…read morespoiled milk and give the kids sink water. Jaida Grace is completely unprofessional and does fraud. The kids watch themselves and Jaida does pay employee. I called the state on her last week. She also collects payments on children that are no longer there which is fraud. This is why that dry ass hair won't grow. They are never fully staffed and Jaida treats people so bad.

Great family owned business! Love this daycare very safe, clean, and smells very nice when you…read morewalk in.