I was going there and I kinda liked it. It's hard to get in and harder to stay i remember one…read moreirritiating person.

I am kinda surprised by the earlier reviews. I also used a deal for a date night. I went with a…read morefriend. We did not have any major issues scheduling. But that might be because we had to plan far in advance due to my friend's travel schedule. It is way out there in Tucker. But I always research where a place is before I buy a voucher. So no surprise there. You do have to pick up your piece later- so that is two trips out there. The class project was to make a mug. You don't get to make whatever you want. That's OK with me. They give you some time to play around with clay and practice the depth you need to use with the impressions. Even with the practice, I still didn't use the proper depth, unfortunately. But my piece came out ok. You get to choose from two different glaze colors- I wish there had been more. And the color I chose didn't turn out exactly as I had expected. The staff there was really nice. My friend and I both left something there. Me- my folder of vouchers. My friend- her water bottle and a ring. They held on to the lost items for us. Unfortunately, they didn't come across my friend's water bottle.

My friend and I decided we wanted to do something different than dinner for our hang out session…read more.. so we decided to try tufting! Here are my thoughts: Location - The location is spacious and cute instead, reminds me of an art gallery. Parking - this is where it gets confusing, its in a small space but parking was confusing for me. I recommend coming earlier to find parking. My favorite thing was the was that the instructor made sure each of us knew what we were doing before having us doing it on our own. I also loved the music while we worked. I would come back! It was very easy and relaxing!

I purchased a Groupon for this class on Saturday the 18th of July because we were going to be…read morevisiting Atlanta for the week. Once I purchased the deal I followed the instructions and emailed them using the link provided in order to book the class using the Groupon. I got no response on that Saturday the 18th so I emailed several times leading up to the day we wanted to take the class. No response. I called 3 times (once on Tuesday 21, Wednesday the 22 and then again on Thursday) I finally spoke with a rather rude individual finally on Thursday that told me he never got my emails, and never had time to listen to the messages. I told him I wanted to book the class using a Groupon he then proceeded to tell me all his classes were booked full. At that time I informed him I was on his website looking at his class times and it was showing 3 openings available. He put me on hold and when he came back asked me to refresh the page at which time he had closed EVERYTHING. Would have love to have taken the class but not with all the scamming. Don't recommend you buying the deal from Groupon either. The whole ordeal was a Hugh disappointment

I'm not artistic but I like to exercise my right brain. Went one time and didn't finish the picture…read morebut had such a great time Iwent back the next week and left with at that was a good original. They teach but don't hover. They help when needed. Even a full class isn't too many people. Nice to have a drink and relax and Create something ... If you aren't sure then JUST DO IT

My husband was overcome with the creative bug and wanted to do something different for Valentine's…read moreDay,so he scheduled a class here with another couple. Let me begin by saying the instructor, Asa was great! She was very energetic and down to earth. She was very encouraging walked us through all the steps. You can bring adult drinks and snacks of your choice . Yummy!!! Oh, who wouldn't had fun with two Asha/Asa to paint with! I'm already planning my next visit!

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.

I went to Kicky Mats for a private event with a women's group, and it was soooo much fun! The staff…read morewere amazing and made you feel like family. lovely. Everyone was given a "menu" of stencil designs for their mats, allowing people to choose the one that best speaks to them. I chose "Good Vibes Only" and decided to paint the mat in the colors of my Mom and husband's home country of Guyana. Once everyone painted their mats, we had a fun dance fitness party afterwards. It was a great time!

celebrated my birthday on Saturday at Kinky Mats with over 20 of my friends , and we had an…read moreabsolute blast! The experience was fun, professional, and full of creativity. Everyone loved the unique opportunity to design their own custom doormat it was such a memorable and interactive way to celebrate. Highly recommend for anyone looking to host a creative and engaging event!

I have been coming here for almost 2 years now and it is something that I would recommend. Started…read morecoming here getting my hair done when I did not have a steady hairdresser. For the prices, you get good service. I can't say great, but I do understand that they're learning so I'm not going to knock them. Next, I started to get pedicures. And then graduated to getting my fill ins. Staff and students have always been nice. Expect to stay there longer than a general session somewhere else, because they are students, but for the price you pay, it's worth the bargain.

My experience with this place culminates from roughly 3-4 months of experiencing consistent…read moresanitation issues, disorganization, chaos and overall unprofessionalism. It's so crazy that you have to get it on the record as I have. At first you give them grace because they are a school. They'll even ask for grace. But after months of experiencing what can only be described as a wild goose chase of chaos, you hit a point where you have to say, "NO! This is no longer about grace". This is about fundamental structural and organizational failure. What I experienced went far beyond minor mistakes or student learning curves. And after speaking with a rep from the Barber and Beauty industry, it's clear that Georgia Career Instirute has systemic problems, not one-off oversights. The Georgia State Board of Cosmetology and Barbers require strict compliance with sanitation, infection control, client safety, supervision and operational protocols. This means at the very least, having fully functional sinks where gook is not coming out and making sure all sinks have continuous hot water. You can't wash relaxer out in cold water. But again, this is minor, however, it undermines sanitation, safety, and basic professional standards. Think about it. If a school can't reliably provide hot water, it signals a much larger breakdown in oversight, infrastructure and accountability. Again, this is minor. There are way bigger problems over here, and I'm certain if the State Board did a random visit and/or disguised as a client, this entire school would be shut down. I do NOT recommend this school under any circumstances and believe it should be fully dissolved to protect students, clients, and the integrity of the profession.

i've been wanting to find a school that fits me and my learning style so I found uei- morrow and I…read morehad a conversation with this lady name Ms. Yelysa . She welcomed me in and explained everything for the program to make sure I'm ready

Each time I visit this campus, I am warmly greeted by all! smiles and hugs followed by genuinely…read more caring people and questions. Makes my day even better!

Love my school! Just finished my final exam and I feel really good about it. My teacher is…read moreMrs.Mitchell and the instructor is Miss Thompson. I love them both and I'm so grateful for their help. If you want a career in phlebotomy or medical assistance, DEFINITELY come to this school. You WILL NOT be disappointed. Mrs.Mitchell will get NHA ready. I'm so excited for graduation tomorrow.

I am a previous student of Mrs.Thompson & did attempt to make this post under Google but for some…read morereason it never posted. So here is my honest review that I copied from my attempted Google post... I never post reviews, but must say if you are looking for a real education from someone who genuinely cares and knows her job, Mrs. Thompson is the person to go to. She is truely an amazing instructor & person. Going through life changes, I decided to change careers. Although I was a bit concerned about learning something new later in life, this quickly changed. I was fortunate enough to be in Mrs. Thompson class. She has a special gift for teaching that very few people exhibit. Never once did I feel dumb or small for incorrectly doing something. Mrs.Thompson challenges you in a way that makes you strive to be the best at what you do. Her teaching technique is hands on, hands on, hands on. You will do, be the best, & she will not accept anything less of you. She is very direct but fun! Mrs. Thompson is amazing in explaining how things are done & not done. The class size was perfect, with a mixture of age groups from adult teen to grandparent. Everyone learning & training as a team together. It's never late to learn or change careers! I have been very successful since the day I started externship because I was ready & confident in how I was taught & what I learned. The certification exam was passed on 1st attempt with a high score. I have moved out of state & returned without any problems finding a job or being paid well wherever I've gone. Thank you Mrs. Thompson for all you have done & given of yourself to help us strive & succeed. Nothing less than the best!!!