My daughter has been attending this daycare since she was 1 and she is currently 3. I came upon…read morethis facility after having to find a new childcare provider with short notice. I was searching specifically for an in home facility and upon our first visit to tour this daycare I was greatly impressed!. LaTrenia and her mother have treated my daughter like she was a part of their family. Since my daughter has been attending Love & Learning she has learned so much and looks forward to going daily! I would highly recommend this facility!

We stumbled onto this daycare when we relocated to Georgia, and it was the best experience you…read morecould ask for. They are not babysitters, but rather credentialed childcare providers that are governed by state standards--but far exceed those standards. They are honest, clean, and great people. Ms LaTrenia and Mrs. Willis treated my child with the care they would give to their own, and I was able to work with a clear head knowing my child was safe. Children have a schedule there and curriculum. Policies are articulated upon enrollment, and they adhere to them. Children get home made meals and plenty of activities to stimulate their growing minds. Truly they provide love and learning. Aptly named!

My boys have been going there for the past couple of years , always amazing when I go in there,…read morestaff is more than outstanding! My boys will continue to go there for years to come!

Education Station provides excellent child care at an affordable price. The owner is a retired…read moreteacher and the staff working in the infant room is OUTSTANDING! The children are happy and well cared for. Keep up the good work!

my family has had two daughters go through Cedars Preschool and we're grateful for them. as a…read moreparent to know that your child's safety is Top Priority means a lot. from the director, to the kitchen staff, to the front desk support, to the teachers, everyone desires the same thing for each child.

I have been a parent here for several years now - I have had two kids in almost every classroom at…read moredifferent times. I cannot speak highly enough about this place or the people here. The staff is loving and kind - they genuinely care about every single child that attends. They know everyone by name and they are always there to help with anything parents may need help with in the complicated process of raising little ones. My son and my daughter have loved this place like a family - and as my son is approaching the end of pre-K at the end of this school year, we genuinely feel like it will be a loss for us as a family not having that same daily connection here. I know that they will for sure return every summer though! It's hard to find a place that is so wonderful - they focus on learning and character building - preparing for the next stage in their lives - but the kids genuinely love going as well. I can't say enough good things about this entire place - I never worry if my kids are happy and are exactly where they should be. This is a special place.

The good: clean, safe environment, newsletter to stay informed, everyone is nice and accommodating…read more Needs to Improve: Consistency with daily sheets, having someone at the desk consistently to pay for tuition, bathroom/potty training standards (kids should be changed in the bathroom and hands washed by both the teacher and child or at least sanitzer) Recommendations: Don't allow teachers to work if they're sick, if so a face mask should be worn to prevent the spread of germs. There should be no t.v watching for infant and toddler rooms. The AAP guidelines suggest less than 1 hr of media for ages 2-6 and NONE for ages less than 2. These are things all daycare professionals should be aware of and build their curriculum around. Hire quality and energetic teachers who have the patience and energy to Care and Teach young children. It's not an easy job but the first 6 yrs of a child's life is vital to learning and habit forming. Parents want to feel secure in their decision to leave their most prized possession with strangers. Having high standards, consistency and a passion for teaching children should be a must. With a few improvements I believe this daycare would be much better. I ended up removing my child after a week.

No lleven a sus hijos a este lugar los maltratan mi hija cada que se hace del baño se esconde…read moreporque en este lugar la regañan cuando se hace del baño no es justo que cobren 350 a la semana y traten tan mal a los niños no le daban de comer a mi hija y los sacan con este frío afuera no los lleven aquí por favor mi hija está traumada

Really loved this school for my preschooler! Everyone here is very friendly and welcoming. I've…read moretaken my daughter to other schools and programs where the staff was either miserable or just downright rude. The teachers here are extremely easy to talk to and they are truly loving and caring towards the chidren! We love Mrs. Heeter and Mrs. Edward! I love that they also have a great payment website setup. Because even the Goddard school didn't accept credit cards and had to always pay by cash which was annoying.

TLDR: Use as a last resort if location and cost override concerns, but follow suggestions at the…read moreend of review* *several 5 star google reviews from the past two years were written by staff *Corporate: don't bother copying and pasting the message to call the center director Choosing a childcare provider is one of the most important and stressful decisions you can make as a parent. Two years ago, we chose Childtime of Lilburn after touring several options in the Lilburn/Lawrenceville area. We based our decision on location and the recommendation of some local families. Here are some key issues: -High turnover, even by daycare standards: We had two kids who respectively moved from the toddler room through preschool and from preschool through Pre-K. The classrooms were a revolving door of teachers, which culminated in both Pre-K teachers (a lead teacher and support teacher) leaving in the middle of the 2025-2026 school year. Turnover created instability in the classrooms and disrupted learning. -Teacher quality: While we had some staff members who were truly caring and dedicated, we saw an overall decline in teacher quality during our two years at Childtime. We saw good teachers take initiative and attain additional early childhood credentials, only to not be retained when they sought better compensation. It was frustrating to see good teachers leave and be replaced by people who were inattentive and unengaging. -Lack of structure: Related to the previous point, diminished teacher quality led to poor classroom management. There was inconsistency in activities and schedules, and poor transitions to and from nap time. With lack of structure and boredom, we saw classrooms trend toward becoming more and more chaotic, which was an environment that was challenging for both of our children (our older child who was in Pre-K and our younger child who had transitioned to preschool as a 3 y/o). If your child does not do well with lack of structure and boredom then they might struggle at Childtime. Do not expect teachers and leadership to work collaboratively with you to support your child if they are struggling at Childtime. -Questionable inclusivity: While we did not perceive racial or ethnic bias and found the staff to be quite diverse, we did sense an underlying culture that was not supportive of nontraditional self-expression. If your child expresses themselves differently this may not be an environment where they feel protected from bullying and supported by the school. Why 2 stars and not 1 star? 1 star felt like it would be dismissive of the hard work and dedication of the good teachers we had at Childtime. It's too bad that many of them have left. We regret not leaving sooner. *Suggestions* 1. Monitor cameras: -the livestream (included in the price rather than being an add-on like at some other providers) is certainly an advantage, but do not assume that because the livestream exists that staff are doing what they are supposed to be doing. Check in at different times of day and call the front desk if you see that your child's class has become chaotic or notice other issues. 2. Check the Georgia DECAL inspection reports: The Georgia Dept of Early Care and Learning maintains a quality rating system of daycare providers (Childtime of Lilburn has 1 out of 3 stars; they are listed as Childtime Childcare #1102) and publish licensing and incident inspection reports. It would be wise to check the portal periodically and see what issues are arising, as these reports are not directly disclosed to families by Childtime. 3. Trust your instincts: If you notice red flags, bring them up to teachers and leadership. If you feel they are not being adequately addressed, leave.

The Sunshine House is a great daycare! My babies have been attending this daycare for the last 4…read moreyears and I'm so glad I chose this location. The director is amazing and makes sure all your needs are taken care of. The teachers go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure your children are well taken care of during the day. I had a baby last year and was nervous about returning to work after 8 weeks, but his teacher is a Godsend. I'm very worrisome, but I don't have to worry about my children when they are at the daycare. I highly recommend this location to any and everyone.

This is a great school. The staff is very helpful. The director Ms. Tiffany is the best. She's…read morealways available. Knowing I had staff members I could depend on for the care and education of my children was very important.

I have been thoroughly impressed with the level of care and attention the teachers and supporting…read morestaff give my child and family. We have had such an amazing experience so far. Miss T, the director, is so personable and learns everyone's name. Teachers we have experienced, Anne Marie, Cindy, Avonne and Tina, are fantastic with the kids. The school makes people feel welcome and Miss T is also very proactive in dealing with any challenges that come up. They also really take pride in creating a community at the school: fall party, parent involvement, Halloween parades, book fairs, etc. We feel very lucky to be a part of this school family.

From the owner: Bright futures start here! The Sunshine House is a top-rated, award-winning childcare center in…read moreLilburn, offering daycare, preschool, and early education for children ages 6 weeks-12 years. For 50 years, families have trusted us to nurture curiosity, build confidence, and support school readiness in a safe, loving environment. Our programs focus on social, emotional, and intellectual development, literacy, and self-esteem - blending learning with the joy of childhood. Whether you need full-day or part-time care for your infant, toddler, preschooler, or school-age child, we're here for you. Proudly serving Lilburn and surrounding communities. Book your tour online today and see why we're more than childcare -- we're family.

Our toddler daughter attended mountain park Academy from July 2020 to April 2021. During the last 4…read moremonths of her stay things became tense. Our daughter would come home crying most days and also started asking for "time out" while at home whenever we tried to redirect her from a behavior. For the amount of money you are paying to send your child here, we expected a kind, respectful environment but that is not what we experienced. Every report sent home had nothing but positives to say about our daughter. At pick up, we would often discuss the naps because she has mostly dropped her nap. Sometimes she would sleep and other times she wouldn't so we knew to put her to bed earlier that night. I followed their schedule on weekends and put her in her room for "nap time" at the same time as daycare but it was really her just playing quietly in her room, reading books in bed or singing. It was suggested that we find a food that would make her sleepy (guess what, there isn't one). Once we received a note saying that our daughter had a "hard time listening" when I asked for clarification I was berated by Harry, with pantomiming of how my kid had a tantrum the day before. I asked to take her home so that she would not cause a problem that day. Harry brought out my daughter along with everything in her cubby, I clarified I was not unenrolling her, just taking her for the day. Extremely unprofessional behavior. Later that week we had a parent teacher conference and we come to find out that our daughter was not napping (we were not surprised by this) but that she was disrupting the other kids in the room, crying loudly and waking the others up by running around the room. We were never informed about the other behaviors but were somehow expected to fix it. We asked for accommodations , can she go to another room, read books, color at a table and they were completely inflexible stating that is when their teachers need to take their breaks, clean and fill out the progress reports. We decided to look for a different daycare in the area and found a more suitable, caring group of folks that genuinely enjoy having our daughter. In the last 4 weeks we have not had any report of bad behaviors and we ask daily if there is anything going on. Our new daycare has flexibility around nap times and seems to be better equipped to accommodate a wide range of children and their individual behaviors

We had a great experience at Mountain Park Academy. The class sizes are small and the children get…read morelots of attention from their teachers. Temperatures are checked daily and the kids are never running around with runny noses. Due to this I can count the number of days I had to stay home with a sick kid on one hand. Mr. Patel and staff are awesome! Another note they have a kitchen and cook meals fresh daily and no pork is served!

Both of my kids attended Bright Learning and we could not be happier. My oldest child graduated…read morealmost 3 years ago and still loves to come visit her teachers. They have the most amazing people working here. There is also zero teacher turn over so your child builds a strong relationship with their caregivers. They provide the kids with a thoughtfully designed curriculum, meal plan, and layout of the entire facility. Their new location is also newly renovated inside and out. I would recommend them to anyone looking for quality childcare!

As a parent, I feel completely safe and trusted when dropping my kid to Bright Learning Academy…read more(BLA) every day. In addition, it is a school with a well-thought curriculum and many fun/educational activities that allow children to develop a broad spectrum of interests. And you can see your children learning and growing day by day. What makes BLA stand out among all the other child care are the people; Ms. Jialing and the teachers are very professional and care about the children's well-being. My kid has been to BLA for three years, and he is graduating this summer. I can not express my gratitude more. We absolutely love BLA.