Love this center, can't say enough great things the owners and staff are really great! Happy Hearts…read morehas taught our child so much,she has autism and they have been patient and loving with her,she has been there a few years and was ready for kindergarten. Highly recommend!! Thank you to all the staff!! Jerry Washington

We couldn't be happier with Liberty Christian Church Early Education Center. They provide…read moreexceptional childcare at a great value. The staff is experienced, caring, and dedicated -- many teachers have been there for years, which creates a stable and loving environment for the kids. My child loves going to school and has grown so much academically and socially. The center balances structured learning with fun activities that keep the kids engaged and excited. Their hours are very accommodating for working families, and the pricing is extremely fair for the high level of care and education they offer. Highly recommend to any parent looking for dependable, high-quality childcare.

Our son has been going here for the past year and LOVES it! It's sometimes hard to even get him to…read moreleave in the afternoon because he wants to stay! His teachers are wonderful and do so well with the kids. Highly recommend!

This review is about the 911 Main St. KCMO location. (IF YOU ARE THINKING OF PUTTING YOUR KID HERE,…read moreI STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU READ THIS REVIEW FIRST.‼) 1.im going to start with Director Michelle. She might seem sweet at a tour of you choose to get one, but just know it's fake. Know that before you got there, she told her teachers to remember the parents can see and hear you. (I just question why she feels the need to say this. If you have a trustworthy staff that you are confident in, you wouldn't need to say such a thing!!) 2. Avoid this place at all cost if you have an infant/toddler. There are infant teachers who will talk to the babies (0-12months) as if they are functioning adults. Raising voices at them and getting actually upset with these babies because they "already told them not to do that" as if the baby has any idea at all. Not only this, but all of the teachers who work in the nursery's are pretty rough with the babies when moving them around (this does not include Fanta or Anna, they are very kind individuals). They seem to think of these children as OBJECTS and not A PERSON. 3. The admin team, mainly Michelle and Tonya, are not fit for there jobs at all. If you think your kid is being taken care of well, it is probably because they are feeding you LIES so they can make money. I heard from employees that they have asked employees to lie to parents about their child's fever.. fevers can quickly escalate in small children. They could have been the cause of seizures or hospital visits with that kind of reckless behavior. Let that sink in, it could be your kid next. 4. If you are hired here for employment, expect to be judged the second you walk in. if they decide they don't like you, expect your life to be hell for months and always feel hated. They won't change their mind ether, no matter how nice you are to them. My mental health declined severely while being here. 5. Within the past 3 months, a toddler teacher dislocated a child's arm because she picked them up by their arms at just 1 year old. I have witnessed the same teacher yell in a toddlers ear as a form of "payback" saying "yea you don't like it do you?? You did it to me first" (remember this lady is over 21 and the child is a year old..) (also admin love her!!)..... she still works there... and if you think that's bad, her lead teacher is even worse. It's very clear that she hates her job, she is so mean to those toddlers. Yelling constantly. And no respect for the children.. 6. The last thing I want to speak on is children with behavioral issues/ disabilities. These teachers at this daycare WILL be mean to your child and label them as a "bad kid" if they are unable to communicate like the rest of the kids/are unable to understand as well as other children. I've seen it. Don't take the risk, it is truly NOT worth it. With all of that being said, these are some of the horrendous things that I became aware of about this so-called "daycare". there are better daycares out there, don't risk your child's mental and physical well-being by sending them here. I truly do not think it's worth it.

I really cannot say enough great things about this daycare. There is a constant open line of…read morecommunication and I can honestly say my child is THRIVING. Each week I notice a difference in behavior and my only regret is that he goes 3 days a week.

My daughter Wednesday is 2 and started at Purple Dragon Preschool in late September. Before that,…read moreshe was at Primrose. I was initially a bit nervous since Purple Dragon is more structured and has a lot of vegetables on the menu -- but honestly, we've had such a great experience. Clean school and cost friendly. We saved about a hundred per week going here. Makes a difference for our growing family! I can tell my daughter is well loved - she hasn't once mentioned her old school ha! Purple Dragon doesn't have an app, but I don't mind. Ms. Mila sent me pictures during Wednesday's first two weeks, which was really thoughtful. She also told me to check the papers in my daughter's backpack daily -- now it's become a fun little ritual we do together while dinner is in the oven. I can tell this week they're working on D, E & F vocabulary, farm animals, coloring, and colors. We're also practicing pulling pants up and down to get ready for potty training. Ms. Mila even sends home adorable magazine cutouts as "homework" to help with Wednesday's speech. It's small touches like that that make a big difference. A core memory for us: on her second day home from Purple Dragon, Wednesday was dancing and singing their school song all over the house. Chris and I looked at each other like, "Okay... she *loves* this place!" So far, so good! My daughter is happy, eats vegetables *by the bowl* (just wow!), and even though it's a bit out of the way for us, I truly can't imagine her going anywhere else. Thank you Ms. Mila & Ms. Yoselin -- we're so grateful for you.

I went to pre-school here! I learned how to love learning, how to succeed, how to fail, how…read moreaccomplishments can make you feel on top of the world and how important my contribution is to that world. I also learned the value I am responsible to bring as a member of any unit - whether it be my family, my class, my team, or my community. This is where little people learn how to be Big People while balancing fun with challenge.

We've sent our toddler here since she was 3 months old. The teachers are all fantastic and my kid…read moreenjoys going here every day. The director is very nice and good with anything extra you need for your little one (medications, having a grandparent do pick-up, etc.). It's great when my child says something that I didn't teach her, like pointing out a new color or naming an animal in a book. At 1.5 yrs old they are actually teaching her, not just keeping her placated during the day Although, with how happy she is when I pick her up every afternoon, I'm sure there's plenty of play time in there, too. They got her on a consistent napping schedule, teach/reinforce baby sign language with her, and always take the time to tell me about cute things she did that day to go along with her 'official' report card.

The place has gone down hill in the last year, including high turnover of teachers. There is a core…read moregroup of teachers that have been there for a while and tried to keep it going and make it better, unfortunately ownership and directors has been its downfall. They disciplined a teacher for letting us know our daughter had been injured and that the director failed to call and let us know about it. They have over booked classrooms and had to tell parents the day before their kids were due to start to find new arrangements.There is no accountability with management I do thank the teachers that looked after our kids for the care and professionalism they provided our kids we will always hold a special place for them. Thank you teachers

We have our 1 year old son at this daycare and couldn't be happier with it. They get outside time,…read morecolor, paint, and have bubbles -- he just loves it. Kind director and teachers as well! And they are taking high precautions with Covid. 10/10

We had a hard time with our daughter at this daycare with her behavior. We went to a doctor and…read morecounselor to see if we could figure out the problem because we didn't see it other places. I was then approached by another adult in the daycare that my child was being targeted and bullied by one of her teachers. We loved the daycare until we found this out. We have very fond memories of many of the teachers and director. But it's very hard when you find out that a teacher would do this to your child and that the teacher is still employed with the daycare.

My daughter attended this daycare for less than a week before I pulled her out. She was terrified…read moreto go each morning, and was very uncharacteristically timid when we picked her up. The staff did not even acknowledge her, or us, when we dropped off/picked up. Definitely had a sense that something was off. We owned a business next to the center shortly after, and often watched as staff would yell, belittle, and threaten small children sitting outside play. There was constant yelling coming from the classroom nearest to our shop. After complaining to the owners, the only difference was that that staff member took the children to the opposite side of the building to play, and installed black curtains to cover her classroom windows. Several close friends and customers have also shared their own personal horror stories from this daycare. I highly recommend not taking any child to them.

Brighton Learning Center is hands down AMAZING!!!! We are an extremely picky family when it comes…read moreto anything that involves our child (what parent isn't) and we have been OBSESSED with BLC since the first phone call we made to simply inquire about availability. Everyone at BLC is polite, kind, supportive, caring, and loving! As new parents we were extremely nervous at the idea of our child attending a daycare center, but after the first day any fears we had vanished! Our son is obsessed with going to "school" each day and always comes home happy! We feel blessed to be a part of the BLC family and couldn't recommend a better center!!

Unlike most daycares Primrose school of Liberty strives to function more as a school rather than a…read moredaycare!

I am fully aware that our world is filled with unkindness and harsh treatment. As an adult, I have…read morewitnessed its flaws, but as a parent, I make every effort to shield my children from it. Tragically, my 5 and 8-year-old children experienced a traumatic incident that should never have happened in daycare. Morgan, a white administrator at the school, has a white son. He told my black son that he doesn't like brown people. I wasn't informed immediately, and the matter was downplayed once I did find out. Morgan denied knowing where her son heard that and claimed he has family members of color. However, it's important to remember that having family members of color doesn't shield anyone from the influences they encounter. The foundation of this is at home. The school failed to take this matter seriously. The child should have been expelled immediately, but unfortunately, that didn't happen. As a mother, I did my best to handle the situation and educate my children about the harsh realities of life. When my children began returning home each day with new problems, and the staff expressed their confusion about the "tension" between families, I was deeply disappointed. This is particularly concerning, given that the daycare is owned by people of color. After two years of attending this daycare, I've come to realize that we were merely another statistic, with our well-being seemingly disregarded. Every daycare has its advantages and disadvantages, and here are mine: Cons: The daycare has a high turnover rate, poor communication between administrators, teachers, and parents, and inconsistent incident reports. Pros: Some teachers genuinely care about the children, the location was convenient for my family, and they were flexible when my income was temporarily reduced. However, the negatives far outweigh the positives, and I feel compelled to share this honest assessment.