My daughter has been attending Hourly Kids Play 5 days a week since she was 10 months old. We love…read moreall the teachers and activities they do with her. She's learned so much since she's been in hourly kids play. You can tell everyone their loves what they do. I recommend hourly kids play 100%.

they are simply amazing. after we had a terrible terrible experience with another daycare, we…read morewaited a year and then tried again, this time with Hourlykidsplay. they love my son and are kind and patient. it was hard at first since he is an only child and a quarantine baby, but he loves going to daycare/preschool now. he even runs and grabs his shoes when he knows it's time. All the girls are amazing and Chris is beloved by my son. they are always available when I text with questions or concerns and we have seen such huge improvement with bubbies speech, interactions, and play. they are incredibly fairly priced and we will never leave this place. so glad we found them!!

Our kids love this place! We've dropped our 6 and 3 year old off here multiple times now. Check-in…read moreand out is really easy, everyone we've run into is super nice, and most important of all the kids are excited to go and run right in. When we come to pick them up it isn't always easy to get them to leave! Hope this place does well and sticks around -- we need it!

From the owner: Thank you for taking the time to check out Kiddie Cove. We offer a unique alternative to…read moretraditional daycare. We look forward to meeting you and your family. We have no set contracts, time commitments, or hidden fees. Kiddie Cove offers a short term care option for parents who need to run errands, go grocery shopping, go on that lunch date with a girlfriend, go on that hot date with the husband or wife, or just have some me time to unwind and recharge. At Kiddie Cove we offer short term child care for up to 4 hours. We accept children ages 6 weeks to 12 years old. Our staff is CPR/First Aid trained and undergo a thorough background check. We offer planned activities, as well as free play to help children develop academically as well as socially and emotionally.

My daughter spent several years at the Fun House with Mrs. Wendy. Top rated fun for the kids. She…read moreand all the teachers are fantastic. They are always finding new things for them to do, games to play and awesome field trips. Her afterschool program and summer camp are the best around. If you haven't visited the Fun House you are really missing out!! My daughter loved all the Carowinds trips each summer.

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A great place to drop the kids off when plans change or an emergency pops up and you don't want to…read moretake the kids. It's clean, spacious and conveniently located near StoneCrest Shopping Center in Ballantyne. No reservations needed. Open 9:00 am-9:00 pm Daily.

This is a great option for a drop in childcare. My daughter loves it! They have activities for…read morethe kids to do and even provide snacks and lunch. You also don't have to call ahead, which is nice. Staff is courteous and friendly and the cost is prorated for the exact time you're there. Perfect opportunity to grab a manicure or a movie and know your littles are safe and having fun!

Wesley Chapel Child Development Center has been GREAT! Our little girl started going at 10 weeks…read moreold in January. My wife works at a different Child Development Center but she couldn't start until August. The staff, from the front desk to the classrooms, have been nothing short of spectacular. Diann, Kim Michelle and Angela, her teachers have been great and made these super apprehensive parents feel good. If we weren't getting an employee discount with my wife we would absolutely, beyond and shadow of a doubt be staying here. Thanks ladies!

We have had two children attend this daycare from infancy all the way through kindergarten, and it…read morehas been such a positive experience for our family. Over the years, our kids have been cared for by so many wonderful teachers who genuinely love and support the children in their classrooms. The staff has always been communicative, caring, and invested in helping each child grow academically, socially, and emotionally. One of the things we appreciate most is the consistency. From the baby room through the pre-K and kindergarten years, we've always felt confident that our children were safe, happy, and learning every day. The relationships they built with their teachers and friends have been incredibly meaningful. As working parents, having a daycare we can trust has been invaluable. We are grateful for the care, guidance, and memories our family has experienced here, and we would absolutely recommend this center to other families looking for a nurturing and reliable place for their children.

As an employee of Childtime of Indian Trail, I enjoy working here thoroughly. The director,…read more Assistant director, and Lead are genuinely sweet and care about their staff, parents, and children. My fellow staff members are lovely to work with, care about their job, and we all love kids! This is a great place to not only work at but to have your child attend.

This is my child's first week at Wonder Academy and I must say, so far-so good. The staff…read morecommunicates with you in a timely manner and they are positive people. I like that. They have good vibes. I have been very uneasy about choosing daycare again because you just never know. I love my child and I want the best for him. I think I got the best with this daycare. This is just his first week so I will follow up this review in a couple weeks and I hope to have an even better experience then. One thing that made me feel good about leaving him with the daycare is the teacher immediately got to eye level and spoke to him. She took time to introduce herself to us. And when we were leaving I saw her guide my child to the group of kids and sit with him. Patting him on the back and reassuring him so that he was comfortable. You can't fake compassion and this did it for me. I can tell he likes the teachers so far as he didn't burst out crying when I arrived. Kids have a way of communicating what they need for you to know and I know the signs to look for. I can't wait to see how his day was today. I will be updating this review in a couple weeks as this is just his first week. Stay tuned. And for now this mama is going to take a much needed rest. #fockerout #peace

5 stars is honestly not enough my daughter has been enrolled since August and when I say my…read moredaughter went from hating daycare to loving it is an understatement. So much that I can't get her to leave a major difference from the other place she was at where she would cry her eyes out when dropping her off and picking up! Taylor and her staff are so wonderful and communicate about everything that happens with your child. I highly recommend.

My child attended this school for many years. I have a very low opinion of this school for the…read morefollowing reasons: 1) a male child exposed himself to my child and another child at this school. The school did not notify me of this issue - my child had to disclose it to me. When I told the school director about it she effectively did nothing about. Additionally, she did even notify the parents of the other effected child of the situation. 2) My child was vicitimed by a bully in her class for years. This situation resolved itself when they child left. The school's director tried many times to get me to understand that things like this happen with children and that I was blowing it out of portion. 3) My ex-spouse and I were involved in a very nasty custody battle for many years. The school and its adminstration constantly took sides. At one point when I lost custody the school's director effectively told me that the contract was with the other parent and that as such I would not receive any communication about my child and that I would be removed from the email update list and that they would not provide any updates on my child's progress. 4) Very high teacher turnover. The school only has 3 full time teachers and within a couple of years the school fired 3 teachers. 5) many parents fall into social tribes - the child see this behavoir and copy it. I found that child tended to function in groups that excluded other children. Even a teacher at the school who had children at the school were victimized by this type of ingroup/outgroup abuse by other students.

Our son has been attending Anami for the past three years and we could not be happier with the…read moreschool and our experience with the team of teachers and staff. Everyone is happy, warm and welcoming and most importantly passionate about  their work and bringing out the best in each child. Our son has been thriving in the small family type environment and he enjoys the focused attention he receives. He enjoys school so much that he even requested to stay for after-school-care. I would describe myself as a very protective parent, but knowing that my son is at Anami gives me a tremendous peace of mind. Aside from the warm and caring environment, the curriculum is excellent and his learning and growth has been tremendous. It is a tight knit community were parents make new friends among themselves. The school hosts many community evenings and events to get the families together and keep everyone informed about developments. I highly recommend Anami!

Wonderful staff and wonderful daily feedback. Our granddaughter goes there and we were lucky enough…read moreto babysit her recently and do the drop off and pick up. She is well taken care of and in safe hands.

We left Cadence three weeks ago after our daughter attended full-time for 13 months and our son…read morepart-time for one month. I want to be clear that we had many wonderful teachers during our time there. Unfortunately, the issues with administration, staffing, communication, and consistency ultimately made us uncomfortable continuing to send our children there. Over the course of the year, there were four directors and multiple assistant changes. Our daughter had six different teachers and assistants. Children were also frequently moved between classrooms due to staffing issues, making consistency nearly impossible. Communication from administration was consistently poor. We were not informed when both of our children's teachers left on the same day, and we frequently received little or no advance notice about staffing-related classroom closures. Families were repeatedly asked to keep their children home because of staffing shortages, sometimes with notice as late as 9:30 p.m. One evening, we were not informed that our daughter's classroom would be closed until after 6:00 p.m. We are still waiting for our refund for this day despite multiple phone calls. On one occasion, administration sent a message stating that drop-off was being closed because there were not enough parent volunteers. Rather than taking responsibility for the staffing shortage that led to the closure, the communication placed the blame on families for not volunteering. Regardless of the circumstances, we found that approach concerning and reflective of the larger lack of accountability we experienced. Communication regarding illness was another major concern. We became aware that staff had been informed of both a case of croup and a case of strep in our daughter's classroom, but those exposures were never communicated to us. Classes were also routinely combined at the end of the day because of staffing shortages, including after illness exposures, resulting in children from different classrooms being grouped together exposing more children. Our experience with our son also raised serious concerns about basic attention to detail. Within his eight days attending cadence, his bathing suit was sent home with another child and took approximately three weeks and repeated follow-ups to get back. His labeled bottle was sent home with the wrong child, and a different bottle was left in his cubby. Most concerning, his feeding plan was lost. For approximately two weeks, he was not being fed according to his plan because there was no consistent person in his classroom after his teacher left. For a childcare facility, I consider losing a child's feeding instructions and not following them for two weeks to be an extremely serious issue. I understand that staffing challenges happen, and I do not expect perfection. I do expect transparency, consistency, and confidence that the people caring for my children know their individual needs. Unfortunately, we did not have that confidence at Cadence. I would not recommend Cadence to families looking for a safe, consistent, attentive, and well-managed childcare environment. We ultimately decided that the lack of stability, communication, and accountability was not worth continuing.