As of April/May 2026, I would not recommend this daycare to anyone…read more Before I even toured the school, I called to ask about pricing. Nia, the assistant director, gave me incorrect pricing information not once, but twice. She also told me that the enrollment fee would be waived. Because she had already given me inaccurate information earlier that week, I specifically asked if she was sure, and she confirmed that she was. When I received my first bill, it was a little under $500, which immediately confused me because there was supposed to be a $250 discount applied to the first week. I asked the director, Renee Milton, why the bill was still so high after the discount. She told me it was because the enrollment fee had been added. I explained that Nia had told me the enrollment fee would be waived. Considering the multiple pricing errors beforehand, I felt some type of accommodation should have been made. Nia clearly needs additional training, and the communication between management is poor. Now onto the director, Renee Milton. She was extremely unprofessional throughout my experience there. One morning while dropping my children off, a teacher was running late. Renee said to me and another parent, "If it was up to me, I would get completely new staff." We were both visibly confused. As a parent, that is not something you want to hear from the person running the daycare your children attend. A few days later, I saw my oldest child doing something inappropriate on the camera system, so I called the school to address it and speak with my child. Later that evening, Renee brought up the situation and I mentioned that I like to monitor my child's behavior. She then responded, "You need to watch the cameras for these teachers as well." Again, I found this incredibly unprofessional. Regardless of how management feels about staff internally, those conversations should never be had with parents. The final issue involved my account balance. Earlier that week, I spoke with Renee over the phone and explained that I would pay the balance on Friday. She agreed that it was fine. Then, a day or two later, she messaged me through the parent portal reminding me to pay before drop-off, and I responded confirming that I would. Friday morning, I paid the balance before bringing my children in. While dropping them off, one of the teachers told me, "Renee said you can't drop off your child unless you pay your balance." I was absolutely upset. First, because I had already communicated with Renee multiple times about the payment. Second, because no teacher should have access to or be discussing my personal billing information with me. When I addressed it with Renee, she seemed more concerned about finding out who told me than understanding why the situation was inappropriate in the first place. At that moment, I decided my children would no longer attend this daycare. This was honestly one of the worst daycare experiences I have had. Renee and Nia are the main reason I would never recommend this school. It is hard to feel comfortable leaving your children somewhere when the director openly speaks negatively about staff members to parents. That being said, I do want to acknowledge the teachers who were wonderful to my children. Ms. Smiley was amazing, and honestly one of the main reasons I stayed as long as I did. Ms. Houda (I may be spelling her name incorrectly) was also wonderful with my 4-year-old and treated her with so much kindness and encouragement. Ms. Rochelle was incredibly sweet as well, and I truly believe she cared about my children. Those three teachers deserve recognition because they were the bright spots in an otherwise disappointing experience. The school has potential, but the current leadership is what will continue to hurt it.

My daughter loves this school! The staff is so great and communicates well. No complaints what so…read moreever. Summer camp this year was scheduled so well. Lots of activities for the children, my daughter actually begged to go to camp every single day. Also want to applaud their teaching curriculum, these teachers go above and beyond to make learning fun (even during the summer!). Can't wait for PreK fun to begin on Monday!

I'm sharing this not to be mean, but to help other parents who are trying to make the best choice…read morefor their child. My son went to Kids R Kids for a little over two years -- from the time he was a baby until he was 3 1/2. At first, everything seemed great. His teachers adored him, he loved going, and he had a little group of friends he grew up with as he moved from room to room. But things changed when he moved into his last classroom. Around this time, he was going through a lot -- a new teacher, a much larger class, starting potty training, and having to watch most of his close friends move on to another room right outside his own. It was a lot for a little boy to handle all at once. Instead of being given understanding and support, his struggles were treated like major behavior problems. We started getting constant phone calls about his "bad" behavior -- things like hitting or throwing chairs -- but when I spoke to his teacher, her version sounded much more like typical toddler behavior. Still, the administration's tone made me feel like I was failing as a mom and that my son was somehow broken. The final straw came when, after one especially hard day, they slid a brochure across the counter for an early intervention program for "special needs." I left in tears, feeling completely defeated. Out of desperation, I had a child psychologist observe him -- and she told us there was nothing wrong with our son. She even said it was wrong for the school to suggest such a program without us initiating it. It broke my heart to realize that instead of helping him through a tough transition, the administration had given up on him. We eventually withdrew him, and I'm so glad we did -- he's thriving now. I truly believe many of his teachers cared and did their best, but the administration completely failed us. They lacked the training, empathy, and communication needed to support my child when he needed it most. Our son deserved better. Every child does.

All 3 of my children have gone to Kids R Kids, in some capacity, going on 8 years now. We have had…read moregreat experiences and have nothing but great things to say about the staff. Brianna, Danielle, Jamie, and Rhonda have been amazing throughout the years.

I love the kindness and the warm heartfelt welcoming from start to finish. thanks to all the…read moreteachers and staff for making me and my baby feel safe .. a big thank you to the teachers who helped my baby with building her confidence and making her the outspoken math magician and scientist she is today. Grayson academy is more than just a daycare there family..

I previously left a positive review for Grayson Academy because at the time I was happy with the…read morespace. However, after discovering that staff had slapped my child on the hand and bringing this to their attention, everything changed. Instead of taking accountability, they chose to remove my son from the program. I removed my original review and am posting this updated one because parents deserve to know the truth. It is beyond unacceptable that any form of abuse is tolerated in a daycare setting. And instead of making things right, they also kept my full week's payment without issuing a refund -- which is nothing short of theft. As a Black mother and an educated woman, I will not be silenced, intimidated, or "talked down" to with empty words. If necessary, I will take legal action. Parents need to understand what kind of environment this is, and I cannot in good conscience recommend this daycare to anyone. Thankfully, by the grace of God, I have since found a 24-hour daycare in the area with fair rates, professional staff, and a nurturing atmosphere where both children and parents are treated with genuine respect. Bottom line: Grayson Academy is not the safe, trustworthy place they claim to be. Parents, please be cautious

Unprofessional at best. Not given a chance to return phone calls. parents actually work and may be…read morein a meeting.

This center is very unprofessional. The Director Amanda lacks professionalism as well and is very…read morecombative. The staff does not supervise their kids on field trips. On the first day I went in to pick up my child, the teacher had no idea who she was and told me my daughter was not in there and I asked if she were outside. The staff member asked me to describe my child and walked me over to the other side of the room where my daughter was found sleeping in a chair, alone. I would not recommend this center to anyone.

I am Deshawna and I love this daycare they are nice and catering to me and my sidingsread more

This is a very long, honest and detailed review…read more My kids went to this daycare from June 2016 thru July 2018. I loved this daycare initially and recommended it to everyone. Around July 2017 the daycare came under new ownership and from that point on I had nothing but issues. The new owners care nothing for your child's well being and only care about money. There were always pay issues. There was rarely a time when my billing was correct and I would have to tell the staff multiple times to correct the issue. I was constantly overcharged. They overcharged me once by $2.50 and had the nerve to charge me a late fee on top of it when I didn't pay the incorrect balance. They fired their cook (I guess to save money) and started feeding the kids junk food. I walked in one morning and they were feeding the kids pop tarts and applesauce for breakfast. That is not breakfast. That is sugar. When I asked about it I was told the cook was on "vacation" (a vacation she never returned from) and that pop tarts were in fact a menu item. I'm not paying y'all over 2 grand a month for pop tarts. The turnover rate w teachers was very high and many of the teachers had no business being in childcare. They were only there for a check. I saw issues on the cameras that I brought up to the owner and he basically brushed me off and refused to show me the cameras. All of the original teachers from when my children started were fired and the new teachers were trash. No one lasted more than a few months because the teachers didn't like the owners. My daughter's class had 3 teachers but somehow everyday when I arrived at the daycare her face was dirty and her diaper needed to be changed. After the children woke up from nap time, the teachers wouldn't change them anymore for the day. They would just turn the iPads to YouTube videos and sit the children in front of it until the parents came to pick them up. They care nothing about your child's health. My son was bit 43 times by fire ants at the daycare and the daycare showed no remorse or care and didn't bother w getting the yard treated. I told them my son was severely allergic to fire ants and gave them his epipen and the owner told me he needed to "double check" if fire ant allergies were real . My son ended up having another episode where he was bit due to them not treating their yard but no one from the daycare informed me that my son was bit by fire ants that he's know to be ALLERGIC TO. When I brought it up to the owner she stared at me. They never even wrote an incident report. My child was bitten by another child multiple times and they never sent an incident report about that either. My son even told the owner himself that the child bit him. And the owner ignored him not realizing I was watching. When I asked him about it he said he was unsure of what my son was saying. I told him my son was holding his arm and saying "he bit me". It doesn't take a genius to figure that one out. Every issue I had w the daycare I brought up w he front desk and the owners personally and I never felt that my concerns were taken seriously. I started looking for a new daycare for my children a few months before actually removing them but was unable to thoroughly vet centers after this horrific experience due to my school and work schedule but I am thankful now to have found a center that I can trust and feel more comfortable leaving my children. I initially loved this daycare and had hopes that things would turn around but unfortunately they never did. The positives to this daycare were it's location, size, the fact that it is a lot newer than other centers and the camera access. However, until there are owners and staff in place that care about your children and can be trusted this place should be avoided at all costs.

My toddler just started going here and seems to be getting comfortable quickly. The staff is nice…read moreand helpful and seem to love what they do. I love how secure their facility is with codes to get into the building, to pick up your child, as well as cameras. They also have an app that they use to send notifications and pictures throughout the day of how your child is doing. Really helps to put your mind at ease, especially when you feel nervous about them being in a new environment.

We moved our 3-year old son to Legacy Academy - Berkeley Lake when we moved to Peachtree Corners…read morelast year and couldn't be happier. Ms. Malika and Ms. Shinda have done a fantastic job teaching him age-appropriate material and making playtime super fun. The facility seems really technologically advanced and the outdoor play areas include both covered and uncovered areas. Best of all, Legacy has a wonderful outdoor water play area. We appreciate the flexible hours (drop-off at 6:30AM, pickup at 7PM) and the secure process to get our son in-and-out. A great option for your daycare needs.

I left a review almost 2 weeks ago and seen that it was removed!! I said what I said "that since…read morethe director Ms. D, left this location has been truly unhinged. The personal care and touch are no longer there, the assistant Tracy, is not loving and caring nor approachable by far. I am afraid to leave my name due to the unfair treatment that my children might receive. It's sad that good people that care about you and your family, leave and the ones that are just there for a paycheck still remains. I am in the process of removing my children, due to the lack of compassion and communication that I am receiving now. I stayed because of Ms. D!! Hopefully this review want get deleted. I guess the truth is hard to hear or read!!

My daughter has been attending the la petite at Crooked Creek since she was 12 weeks old. Ms…read more Shawn, Ms. Crystal, Ms. Pondra and the rest of the staff are wonderful. They are like her 2nd family. Currently we are in the school age summer program. She is looking forward to the weekly field trips and daily activities.

Being parents of an only child, we're picky about the daycare. After visiting and reviewing all the…read moredaycare facilities in the area, we've decided to choose Creme for its lesson plans, safety procedures, unparalleled cleanliness, top notch STEM program, professional management and friendly/amazing staffs. After 4 years we're saying goodbye to this wonderful place. We're grateful to all the cool friends and wonderful teachers who've helped him grow. We're blessed to have Creme as our son's first school to shape him into a lovely individual and prepare him into an even bigger adventure. Can't wait to return for summer camps.

Extremely disappointing and unacceptable experience…read more We enrolled our child in this school based on very specific promises: a low student-to-teacher ratio (two teachers for every ten students), qualified early childhood educators, consistent staffing, freshly prepared meals and snacks, and support with developmental milestones such as potty training. Unfortunately, none of these promises have been fulfilled. Staffing has been a constant issue. The promised ratio is routinely ignored, and there is rarely any consistency in caregivers. Teachers rotate constantly, and on several occasions the individuals filling in were not teachers at all, but maintenance or housekeeping staff. When asked directly, several attendants confirmed they do not have early childhood development credentials. This level of turnover and lack of qualification is deeply concerning. While I have met some team members who are caring and well-intentioned, positive attitudes cannot compensate for systemic issues and unmet commitments. At the cost charged, parents deserve reliability and transparency, and sadly this school has not delivered that. For this reason, I no longer feel comfortable entrusting my child's care here. Despite several months of attendance, there has been no observable progress in learning or potty training. There is no structure, curriculum, or evidence of intentional teaching. The food offering was another major misrepresentation. We were told meals and snacks would be freshly prepared; instead, children are regularly served prepackaged food. Cleanliness and supervision are the most alarming aspects. The facility often smells strongly of feces. On multiple occasions, we entered classrooms to find babies crying and clearly in need of diaper changes, with no staff attending to them. In one particularly disturbing instance, a soiled diaper appeared to have been left over an entire weekend, resulting in an overpowering odor. During the second week of January, I formally communicated my deep disappointment and my intention to remove my son from the school effective in February. I was informed that a 30-day notice was required. Even so, the concerns that led to this decision were never addressed or corrected. When enrolling my son in a new school and explaining our negative experience and clear expectations for quality and care, the very first question we were asked was: "Is it Crème de la Crème?" That alone speaks volumes. Crème de la Crème's reputation precedes them, and it is clear that we are not the only parents who have reached this conclusion. Other parents have already made the decision to remove their children from the school. This school is expensive, and parents are sold a vision of high-quality care, professionalism, and nurturing attention. What we experienced was the opposite: chronic understaffing, unqualified caregivers, serious hygiene deficiencies, and completely unmet developmental needs. I truly wanted this school to work. Instead, it has become an extremely costly disappointment, and I strongly urge other parents to thoroughly research and ask very specific questions before enrolling their children.