The recent character assassinations of this facility and its employees are not only immature and…read morehostile, but completely false and exaggerated. As a military spouse moving to this community knowing nothing and no one, I took trust and faith in the daycare and all its employees to love and care for my 3 small children. And that is exactly what they have done for 3+ years. I have never had to question a decision, feedback given or advice they have offered - everything is in the best interest of each individual baby of mine. Marcia would give you the shirt off her back to help you, as would all of the teachers. They treat them as if they were their own. My kids genuinely love going to daycare every day to see their friends and favorite teachers. They follow state guidelines, because that is what is required of the facility to maintain their licensing. All situations are unique, and I have had my fair share of unique situations with my kids. They have MORE than accommodated, and made sure that myself and my husband are kept informed. I would recommend any honest and friendly family to this place, they have done so much for us to feel comfortable leaving our children with them full time. Don't believe all that you read, this place really is top tier and does the absolute best for your children.

My child was always crying at time of pick up ever since the transferred to the 1 yr old class…read more Came home with bite marks 4 times in 3 weeks. Bite marks that left weeks worth bruises. Scratches on face and with no incident reports given to me. 2 incidents 1st day of the 1 yr old class. 1 incident right the following day. Another incident the 3rd week with no acknowledgement that my child had a real bad bite mark. They keep 1 to 3 yr olds early mornings and evenings with super poor supervision. Mind you all ages are supposed to be separated. Teachers are only there for a paycheck, not to care for our children. I lost all love and trust that i gained during his infant class for this facility. Terrible and poor care. Horrible to have to leave your child for care and gets sent home with bite marks every week. No precautions were tooken instead they argued that there's only 1 yr olds in that room.

The two previous Yelp reviews and various word-of-mouth brought my family and I to the Yuma School…read moreof Beauty. We have 3 biracial daughters with that biracial curly hair...slim pickings in Yuma as to who knows what to handle that. We have our favorites at the school. My wife is also satisfied with her hair, and I go there for cuts as well..kudos to Stephanie for doing a great job. Also, mani-pedies. Walk-ins are available but it's best to make an appointment. Students do the work, the instructors oversee but I think they do hair, too. The service is 8 out of 10 in my book; affordable cuts and a friendly staff backed by knowledgeable instructors. Decent parking, located downtown Yuma... Worth a look....and a haircut...those are my 2 bits, (see what I did there?).

The Yuma School of Beauty is great place to get all of your cosmetology needs in one place…read more Remember, this is a "SCHOOL" of beauty and the students are practicing their skills, so if you do decide to visit the school for some cosmetic services be polite and patient. The students do an excellent job in paying attention to details required to doing your hair, or other services being obtained, under the direct supervision of a certified instructor too. In the event that you or the student is not clear on anything they are polite and will require a supervisor's assistance for proper guidance in providing you with the best care possible. You are never left alone for any student to practice without knowing what they are doing. Because this is a school the prices found here at the Yuma School of Beauty are very reasonable. Most of the time, their busiest season is during the winter season; when Yuma has many winter visitors coming to avoid the freezing temperatures from the northern parts of the world. It is always recommended that you call them in advance to schedule yourself an appointment so they can accommodate you adequately. There has been a few times where I've simply done a walk-in and have been told that I couldn't get services because they were so busy with grad students, prom students, and or other big events taking place in Yuma that they get booked for. So again, give them a telephone call and schedule an appointment for services. I usually get my hair cuts done at this place and I've had my experiences from both freshmen and senior students practicing their skills on me. I never been disappointed with a hair cut that did not come out well. But again, if it were to happen, it's okay, I will live and I know that the student was trying their best. If you are one of those folks that seeks perfection or will flip if a 16th of an inch went missing from your bangs, or something like that, go elsewhere. No student, supervisor, or client in there wants to feel your negative vibe in there. Oh, and don't be cheap either. Although not required, a little tip for the students services is always greatly appreciated! By the way, there is ample parking either on the street in front of the school or the school does have a decent sized parking lot on its west side of the building that you can park for free.

I love this day care. My daughter has been going for a bit over a year and has learned so much…read more She has made friends and loves all of the staff. I love how much the staff keeps me updated and contacts me for any issue that might occur. Bianca is a great director and always informative. I love all the spirit days and activities they do throughout the year. Would recommend 100%

Love the director and the staff. Everyone is always greeting us when we walk in and very…read morepersonable. Bianca helped me get into DES which saved me a lot of money. I recommend this daycare :)

Lots of fun for a date night. Very friendly and lots of options. I would definitely recommend…read moregoing here. A little pricey, but the prices were what was expected.

The Artsy Fartsy Studio has a lovely concept of making arts and crafts more accessible to more…read morepeople, of whatever age, whether you are interested in painting on canvas, or painting wood designs, or ceramic pottery. They offer classes for children as well as for adults. They even offer private parties. Oh, not to forget--BYOB, and snacks. Although I can't imagine myself having to multitask between painting, munching and sipping wine, I think that it adds to the fun and casual vibe of the place. The two ladies who are there are very helpful and they do their best to make you feel at home. In other words, they're there to support you in your pursuit to discover your inner artist. Based on my first ever visit, I notice that there's quite a nice diversity of guests to come. One can tell most of them are not newbies to Artsy Fartsy, and it looks like some who came over are friends. I myself came with two good friends, and for all it's worth, having them sitting right next to me really made me feel at ease, having to sit in a sea of perfect strangers. And yes, we had snacks of fresh fruit, bite-sized chocolates, and pretzels LoL but we didn't bother with eating because, as I've said before, it was very hard to eat and paint and drink. I might bring me a bottle of white moscato wine next time, just to get the total experience!

What a great opportunity for the young and older alike... To really stretch their imagination using…read moreiron in some way or direction, whether it be to practice welding skills to build a structure, to do a home project, or to create art. My niece really enjoyed her time under the working knowledge of a fun welding teacher. Sometime after my niece took the short welding course I got to meet the owner of the company and her teacher, and was really surprised and blessed to discuss her wealth of knowledge, not only about teaching and welding, but in other areas about living well, taking care of oneself while running a business, and the importance of being a good neighbor and member of a community. I'm only giving her four stars, because I've never taken her welding class... But as a farm kid who in FFA had to learn how to weld, and watching a couple of my brothers, as well as my father welded for many years, and a husband who was taken away from his plumbing job so he could weld on the AZ nuclear power plant... I have a deep appreciation for the artistry and hard work. If I ever get lucky enough to be in one of her classes, I'll come back, and I expect to give her the full five stars!!!! I hope I get to do that. I encourage others to break out of their comfort zone, take a class, and have an opportunity to meet a really good teacher who's 'been there done it. '. I also appreciate she shared her professional story with my niece, and has given her a wider scope that is beyond a community, beyond AZ. Sharing stories about visiting other countries and teaching all over, is something that is great for young people.