Awful accommodations. Children of all ages stuffed into rooms to "make" numbers right with ratio. 2 teachers out leaving classrooms to scramble. Everyone returning to work after the holidays and they aren't the least bit accommodating. Everyone was sick including the owner but they won't try to help with staff. Called on Friday after Christmas to tell them we would be there Tuesday and to make our payment. Call this morning to say we're on the way to be turned down due to the lack of staff. Then she suggests i don't even come because of the flu. Listen my kid got the flu from your establishment this first week, classroom full of coughing children with boogers. And I still said hey it's gonna happen, just germs. But to make arrangements for 2 days a week and then be told basically there's no help for me is mind blowing. Get more staff. Quit being cheap. If you are sick then stay home. Stop trying to run a daycare with the most amount of kids possible for the least amount of teachers so labor costs are down. Parents paying over hundreds a week and these people make minimum wage. We wanted a full time position which i was willing to even pay for prior to starting and we used drop in a few times to be just forgotten and put to the side. Super un professional 100%. I donated several bags of clothes, blankets and other things so it could be better for him. I felt safe and secure to be left stranded and scrambling for child care that I thought I had arranged. Apparently it's just whatever the owner wants for the day so she can get her numbers low enough to merge classes. 1, 2 and 3 years old all in 1 room. Pffft. Good luck Ellies

My son has been going here little over a year now and I love everyone there. He always excited to go to school we don't call it daycare but I feel he learns so much during the day when he is there.

Great place for kids! My son loved it and excelled above his age. He’s now in K but has knowledge of a first grade level