My son loves it here. He loves his teachers also. Very kind and welcoming staff. Overall would…read morerecommend to friends and family

My stepdaughters attend the learning center after school and love it. They looked forward to…read morereturning after their summer vacation. It is so convenient to have someone there to pick them up after school and just have to worry about picking them up from their daycare since my fiancé and I both work full time. The girls rave about their snack time and the friends they've made and really enjoy themselves. Dean is really friendly and the kids love him and the other teachers. I would highly recommend them!

My daughter loves going to her "School" Keri is awesome and…read moreso is here teacher Abby. All of the staff is very friendly! Building is kept clean and secure. They also do lots of fun activities with the kids. 10/10 highly recommend

I wholeheartedly believe reviews can either sway an individual or family in the selection of their…read moreexploring the next best thing. I read all the reviews listed here. Most which had been more than 5 years ago, and it appears a lot has changed since then. That said, I have to do my due diligence to leave a review. I had enrolled my son (7) to KKRB in 2023 for the convenience it is across the street from Riverview Elementary where he attends school. We want the best care for our cubs, right? So we scope out the ideal place with the people that provide the proper care for our babies. At the beginning I had found the staff to all be very kind, caring, and compassionate with all that they do. Gradually, overtime, I kept receiving reports that my son is defiant, bothersome to others, and it's your son, your son, your son. The bigger picture? My son's needs weren't met (he has asthma, doesn't want to play outside and was urged to be outside). As he may be defiant or bothersome to others, I empathize the annoyance of such behavior, but he has special needs. He is formally diagnosed not just with one diagnoses, but with two. The staff was informed, but in the course of time, I felt unwelcoming vibes and the off energy of wanting to be there to care for my son. My son verbalized he hates it there, and others are mean to him. I know my son has a lack of interest, too transparent, and non-participant of activities. BUT he has ADHD and Autism. He isn't a victim of these, nor does this define him. However, I believe all staff should be educated in the care of kids with special needs not just with my sons' diagnosis, but with any kid that comes through those doors for your services. People who work/care for kids should be certified or educated with the tools on how to manage these types of babies/kids. We all need to be made aware and educated than to be ignorance of the stigma in that it is the kids behaviors and not the care providers. Only then, we can foster an environment for kid's personal and developmental growth. Thank you!

My experience is based on a 30 minute tour only. While we are big fans of the facility, the…read morecleanliness, and the programs they offer - Roxanne (the owner i came to find out) seemed... off. She didn't ask our names, our relation (there were four of us), she didn't introduce herself. She had an incredibly difficult time providing explanations, would give vague detail, followed by "you can read the handbook", and an overall condescending tone when i tried to follow up. The disconnect was very apparent, as my party agreed separately that she was very slow and disoriented. We found her demeanor to be questionable. After discussion, we concluded if we sent our daughter to Bluff View we would be concerned with her stability as owner & admin. Overall, we will be crossing this off of our list for good. Strong recommendation to all new parents to take a tour and go through that.... interesting experience before handing over 250$ for application fee.

This review is purely based on the unsettling experience I had during my "tour" at Bluffview. It…read morewas given by Roxanne, who is the director of the center. The place is 10/10 based on external appearance and facilities only. However, the affect/discussion I had with Roxanne was the reason why we decided to pursue a different childcare center.

I love this daycare. It's been so amazing to me and my sons. The values this school teaches has…read morereally shaped my children, they are helping them come closer to Christ and I love that. I love the fact they have bible and pray before every meal. But I especially love the fact the teachers here are very family oriented. They are very caring and supportive of all the children in the center. I love what they stay for and how they teach the kids. It very Montessori like base. With the way the children learn to be children while still being taught manners and cleaning up after themselves. They teach the kids that they have to get involved with art, science and math. I also love the fact that they do have a nap routine. I love that the teacher can be very relate and let you know how your child day was. Both my sons and I love being here.

Wonderful preschool/daycare! My daughter (5) is in Pre-K at Bright Beginnings and she also went…read morethere last year for preschool. My 7 year old son also attends after school care there a couple days a week. They pick him up from school. The kids love it so much that they don't even want to leave when I get there to pick them up!

My son goes to Brighten Academy. He has been going their for a year. We started him about 3 months…read moreafter age 2 due to the wait list. There are a couple of great things I would like to highlight. 1. They learn things in themes which is so cool. He came home this week and was telling me about camping and the stuff we would need. We have never been camping but he comes home with new information. 2. He didn't have to be potty trained. They helped us and we tried at home. Personally I think he took longer because his little brother was born when he was 2 1/2 so it was a huge transition in life for him. 3. I don't have to pack him a lunch. Some schools I looked into I had to pack a lunch. Honestly I am so busy that adding one more thing before I go to bed or to do in the morning is rough. I already pack all my pumping supplies daily in order to feed his little brother. Now here is the thing that makes the school truly exceptional... they know everyone's name. When I walk in the door, the front desk and the teachers all know my son and every other kids' names. That is just awesome. There is a reason why they are the people's choice. (We go to the Villa campus)

Our daughter attended Brighten from age 2 and its been wonderful! I love that they have cameras so…read morewe can see her anytime. She always loved her teachers and came up excited to share her day.

Unfortunately the worst experiences endured. Director or…read morelack of, was very disconnected. During our very short stay after a long waiting period consisted of our child only attending 37% of the paid time due to sickness. One time resulting in contracting RSV. The staff was compromised due to lack of direction and or positive affirmation from the director. It cost me more money to have my child out sick than him being there. Most importantly my child's well being. They even forgot to feed my infant for 5 1/2 hours and laid him in a crib to scream himself to sleep. To remedy we stuck reminder stickers with feeding times "feed me at 7:30" . I pray the State looks into this establishment. One benefit was the regional director. Her influence on the center could not be implemented due to her subordinates. If you care for your child DO NOT LET THEM CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREN.

My daughter has been at this KinderCare for the past four months. She started when she was four…read moremonths old. Previous to this, she was at a different local daycare. Needless to say, we were less than satisfied at her previous daycare. Although that particular daycare provided live streaming of the infant room (which was a large selling point for me at the time), I found myself constantly distracted by the footage while at work mainly because I was concerned about the level of care she was receiving. It became quite disruptive to my workday. This previous daycare required that I write them each morning to tell them what time I would be dropping off my daughter. Anyone who has small children knows how chaotic and unpredictable the morning routine can be, and this became an added stress. Despite dropping my daughter off after they opened, I would be met with obvious sighs and eye rolls from staff if I showed up before 8am. Additionally, this previous daycare would frequently call and have me leave my work early to pick up my daughter for being "fussy," insisting she was sick when she wasn't (I am a doctor, so I can actually tell these things). All of these factors contributed to us moving to KinderCare and I have no doubt in my mind that we made the right decision. From the moment we entered KinderCare for a tour, I was blown away. They are a well-oiled machine and the process of drop offs and pick ups is streamlined. Their professionalism and communication are unmatched. I feel like my daughter gets so much care and attention from the staff. It honestly feels like she is with family when I take her to KinderCare. I love that we get periodic updates and photos throughout the day without the added pressure of livestream, which actually can be more of a burden than a help. I feel like the price is more than reasonable for the care our daughter receives. She has continued to thrive at KinderCare. She is meeting all of her developmental milestones and she couldn't be happier or healthier. So glad we made the switch to KinderCare!

My daughters attend La Petite and they love their teachers. They always have arts and crafts for…read morethem to do and sing songs with them. My school age daughter gets walked to school by staff and walked back to daycare. I would recommend this daycare to anyone looking for patient teachers that love their students. Office staff is always helpful and supportive to their families.

My children have been going here for about 5 years and I have absolutely loved it! They've both…read moregone through the infant room up to one now in twos and the other now in school age. I know that my children are in good hands when I drop them off. I especially like having Sprout about for all of the notifications and photos! Ms. Monica and Ms. Sandra are wonderful as well as all of the other teachers who are so kind and understanding.

Update: My goodness have we been with KidsPark for 10 years?!? Where has the time gone? As time has…read moremarched on our two oldest have aged out but our youngest; who also enjoyed KP's preschool program; still gets excited to go. Our oldest, now 16, loved KP. As a child with autism, it was difficult to find anyone in a care facility that word help. I remember the frustration, fear, & agony feeling like I was in this alone. More times than not, my boy would follow me to work and around; my shadow I'd call him, all while hating myself for desperately needing the respite. Literally KP to the rescue. Now let me be clear, it wasn't always kittens and rainbows; he loves it there and the staff is always lovely with him. However, there were times when he would become too overwhelmed & I'd have to p/u. KP is NOT a special needs facility, although they TRY to accommodate, have huge hearts, and typically won't turn a kid away for that reason. But sometimes it can all be too much for everyone. And it's never a good to stay in that situation. ALL mom's know that. In those instances it was better to bring my guy home. Where he could relax or fall apart in his own home with dignity and without fear of peer embarrassment. Now SPN Mamas: The behaviors that will get a call are the same as everywhere; KP will try to work with it a little longer than regular daycares though, @ least what I've found. "Plan B's" are always welcome for suggestions to the staff too. But any hitting, biting, self-harming behavior is going to be a ride home. Also, if "Bubba" won't redirect, then you have to keep in mind there are other kids there & they all parrot the "undesired" behavior. Additionally no electronics or toys. I know that's rough for some of our kiddos, but there is plenty there and you honestly don't want them or another kid breaking "that thing". Now as far as our other 2 NT (neurotyoical) babes; they loved and still love it. I tell everyone if they need a break to take their kiddos here. But please keep in mind the philosophy: "It takes a village". Your help and expertise on your SPN or NT kiddo is key. Together everyone can work to ensure your babe has the best time.

I never thought I'd be leaving a one star review because, at first, we genuinely liked Kids Park…read more My children looked forward to going, and I appreciated the fun activities and arts and crafts they were able to do in such a short amount of time. Unfortunately, my opinion completely changed after my 3 year old daughter was inappropriately grabbed on her butt by another child while in Kids Park's care. When I brought my concerns initially to a staff member, they said they would let the manager know , and after poor follow up I called again and spoke to another staff member , and on my 3rd call it was the owner, who told me she had spoken with the staff and that no one had seen anything happen. I trusted that response, even though it left me with unanswered questions. Because I still had concerns, I filed a complaint with Community Care Licensing. I recently learned that my complaint was substantiated and that Kids Park was investigated in connection with another complaint. Learning this made me feel like I had not been given the full picture when I first sought answers. I hope Kids Park takes meaningful steps to improve supervision, communication, and child safety so that no other family has to go through what ours did.