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October 2023 by Rachel Graham
Before you read I encourage you to find somewhere else. Anywhere else. These people don't actually care about your kid. They only care about money and optics. I feel as though I need to update my review as I've noticed a lot of falsified and trumped up reviews since posting mine a month ago (one of them is from the director's daughter! Another is from the awful "teacher" - the audacity is wild). I refuse to let this place deny accountability and placate.My daughter attended over two years. Many missed opportunities to properly teach/care/show compassion for my child who has epilepsy(controlled with no episodes on property)with very minor delays that only required someone to show attention and a caring heart. At one point they schemed to send home a packet to try to say she had autism and lied to me when I had questions. Another - they refused to let her attend for a month, but had to continue to pay to keep her spot because they were afraid she would have a seizure even though they were aware of her epilepsy when we toured (again never had one there). I should have pulled her then. Another time I was told she had fine motor issues and to do preschool activities to help, and then sent pictures of perfect sticker art while she sat quietly by herself. Because she's a sweet and polite kid. This "teacher" missed out on really helping her.More recently, my daughter was having a hard time getting potty trained. Fully trained at home but it wasn't clicking there. Upon pickup one day I was met with frustration and more attempts to make it seem like there was something wrong with her for having an accident. I didn't have the answers for them since she's been there for years and they are very aware of her strengths, weaknesses and routine. After getting her cleaned up in the restroom I overheard the director and "teacher" talking badly about my child. That they have had it with her. Sick of her. A child that needs to use the bathroom. All in the front of the building, hearing people coming in and out getting their children. This is the culture they have there. Blaming a child for THEIR lack of support/doing their job and talking badly in ear shot of other people. It's disgusting. So unprofessional. And a huge disservice to the children that don't fit their mold. I never even got an apology for their gross behavior. These people only care about your money. Follow the one stars. Look for the red flags. I wish I would have. Your kid deserves better and so does mine. She's doing amazing at her new place and runs in without tears. That never happened at this place. She would actually say "no no (teacher's name)". It's a huge relief knowing she feels safe, supported and away from these people.
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October 2023 by Ericka Carden
Kingdom Care has been my most beneficial place I have worked. The diversity of children’s needs I have come across and managed have really helped me grow as a teacher. The families here truly care about their child’s growth as much as we do and are always a joy to work with. The administration truly cares for the employees and their needs, as well as the needs of each family and child that becomes apart of the Kingdom Care family. I look forward to my job everyday and I’m very thankful for them.
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October 2023 by Alysa Runco
We have been attending Kingdom Care Learning Center for 7 months and have loved our experience so far. My daughter is two years old and will constantly tell me she had a good day. She has learned so much and continues to grow with all the papers she brings home. Her teacher has started the process of potty training which helps us at home. She is continuously loved by her teachers and administration.
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October 2023 by Lisa Marino
One of the hardest things a parent has to do is dropping their child off to individuals whom you really know nothing about and trusting them with your most precious gift. We took our daughter there at 6 months old and she is now in pre-k and I couldn’t be more pleased with the ‘family’ we received. The staff has been wonderful and my daughter has grown to love each of her teachers through the years. They have an incredible program and teach these kids and go above and beyond! If I could bottle the teachers up and take them with us on our next journey to kindergarten next year, I would do it in a heartbeat! We truly love them and think so highly of them!
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October 2023 by Sarah Gazda
Kingdom Care has been amazing with my daughter since she started to attend. She loves school so much that she asks to go even on the weekends. She mentions all her teachers by name at home and talks about all the friends she’s made. They have helped her along the way with her speech delays, learning new things just to be able to communicate with her easier. They have helped her on her potty training journey making it easier to do at home. She comes home and shows us all the things she’s learned throughout the day. It’s awesome to see how far she’s come in the year since she’s been here. I can’t wait to watch her continue to learn and grow as she gets older.
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October 2023 by madison sparber
I attended Kingdom Care Learning Center as a child and enjoyed the atmosphere so much I decided to work there! I started working here in 2019, and continue to work there now. KCLC has taught me how to truly care and be nurturing to child and family needs. My co-workers are amazing, and the administrative staff are supportive of employee lives! Great place to go, great place to work.
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September 2023 by Jessica Patnesky
We have not been with Kingdom Care very long (just a few months) but we just love our teacher, Ms. Carrie, as she always is giving hugs and welcoming our little one every morning. The playground is wonderful and I like that there is a gym space for the kids in the winter months. There are fun activities available throughout the year and we really appreciate that. It keeps the kids engaged and active. Our little one is always so happy to walk into her classroom every day, you can’t beat that!
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September 2023 by Liz Woods
Kingdom Care is an amazing center where our three girls thrived over the last 8 years, thanks to the warm and caring educators and the variety of activities included. The facility has a great outdoor play area and gym for the kids. We love and appreciate KC for the amazing job they do caring for our kids. I highly recommend this center!
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September 2023 by Savannah Cazin
Kingdom care always makes sure my baby boy is well taken care of as well as helps him learn new social and motor skills daily. The care givers in the infant room go above and beyond so that each baby follows all of their own schedules on time. Outside of daycare there are handfuls of people who compliment how social and well adapted my son is around new people, it makes me feel so thankful.
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August 2023 by emily mirarchi
We have had a wonderful experience at Kingdom Care! Over the last 4 years we have had our 3 kids go through every classroom at the center and have had an amazing experience at every age and stage. Would recommend to anyone looking for a warm, welcoming and very accommodating center!
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August 2023 by Beth Nickel
My daughter attended full time from 6 weeks until she started kindergarten and still attends summer camp at the facility. We have had a great experience with staff and administrators. Would highly recommend and have never worried about the well being of my daughter anytime she has been in their care!
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August 2023 by Bill Showers
Our family has been so happy with Kingdom Care Learning Center over the past 7 years. The teachers are loving, caring, and patient. They have a deep understanding of child development and are always looking for new and innovative ways to teach.The curriculum at Kingdom Care Learning Center is well-rounded and engaging. Our child has learned so much in her time there, from basic academics to social-emotional skills. She is always excited to go to school and learn new things.In addition to the excellent academic program, Kingdom Care Learning Center also offers a variety of enrichment activities. Our daughter has participated in music, art, and dance classes, as well as field trips to the zoo, museum, and park. She has also had the opportunity to learn about different cultures and languages.We are so grateful for the care and education that our children have received at Kingdom Care Learning Center. We highly recommend this daycare to any family looking for a safe, nurturing, and educational environment for their children.
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August 2023 by Lesley Delaney
I have nothing but great things to say about kingdom care. Having a set of twins can be nerve wracking to have someone take on the responsibilities with that being said I have never felt MORE comfortable. The boys love going to school everyday! They enjoy every activity and special play days they have as well as all the friends they have made. The teachers have gone above and beyond for these kids and they are not given enough credit for the amount of work and love they give the kids. They taught how to potty train, listening skills, to help clean up after play, getting along with other friends and much more! All the teachers are wonderful and communicate very well. My boys love them all and I would not send them anywhere else. They have helped in so many ways and can’t thank all of them enough especially making the transition easy.
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July 2023 by Rachel G.
Buyer beware. Proceed with caution. This is my daughter's story and it may be a long one, but something I need to tell in order to save other children. My daughter is 4 and had been attending over 2 years. She does have epilepsy along with some very minor learning delays, but has NEVER had a seizure here or without myself or my husband. Pay attention to what I'm about to say. Prior to moving into the 3 year room, my daughter did have a bout of seizures as we were testing weaning her off meds since she had been seizure free over 2 years. The director called to tell me to keep her home for at least a month but would need to continue to pay to keep her spot. So many red flags in that conversation. I should have pulled her then. The 3 year old teacher boasted that she potty trained all the kids although she never did that for mine. Despite us getting her to the point of wearing underwear, she was getting picked up COLD & WET those days so I went back to pullups. I watched that teacher shame a little boy who changed himself because he peed his pants. She would do my daughter's worksheets so she didn't have to teach her. I have pictures of perfectly placed stickers and my daughter sitting cutely by herself. That teacher would then tell me to do sticker art with her at home because she has fine motor issues. She and the director plotted to send home a questionnaire to try to say my daughter had autism. When I questioned the theme of this questionnaire (only social emotional) I was lied to and said this was their "3 year packet and the same for each kid". Now, if my kid had autism this would not be an issue, but she had already been fully evaluated by the state to decide which therapies she needed. It was always the way they went about things that felt wrong. Things mellowed for a while after that teacher moved onto a different class. Keep reading. Moving to recent events. My daughter just turned 4 and still wasn't potty trained. I called in paid reinforcements and that worked. She was fully trained at home but not at daycare. We had a meeting with the directors just before this in which I was met with "support" of "whatever we needed". I asked her original 3 year old teacher who is now co lead of the 4s, to try to go without a pull up ONE day - and upon pickup I was met with obvious frustration because my daughter wouldn't pee completely for them and had an accident. I can understand that but with them having my child 4 days a week and at this point they are very aware of her routines, I had reached my point of "I don't have the answers for you" and took my kid inside to the restroom. Within a minute or two, I begin to hear the director and that teacher yelling about us in the front of the center where people are coming in and out picking up their children. Saying awful things like how they've had it with her. Had. It. With. Her. A 4 year old who just needs to get to the bathroom. No wonder she didn't feel comfortable peeing for them. If they can yell about her when they think no one's looking, what do they say to her face when I'm not around? My daughter never bonded with this teacher. Always cried and always said no when I mentioned their name. While she still went to hug the three year old lead because she's "so so nice" as my kid would say. I pulled my daughter as soon as I could. I cannot in good conscience send my sweet and special child to a place that doesn't see her but only her inconveniences. They sure don't have a problem taking my money. When I asked them to take her to the bathroom twice an hour, I was told that was unreasonable and that they would have to hire a whole person to do that for her. Read that again. Does this still make you want to send your kid there? I implore you to look harder, find somewhere - anywhere else and I assure you will sleep better knowing these people don't have your child. I'm betting most of the good reviews are from current or former employees. Follow
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December 2022 by Samuel Stephen
Zero professionalism. You should either pick the calls or at the least, respond to the voicemails. If you are that busy and can’t even respond to voicemails, why do you have voicemails enabled…
