Childcare Network

Jen Viehl Shaffer 

on Google

3 weeks ago

The "management" is a joke and felt it necessary to call me while I was at work each week to remind me that tuition was due....as if I wasn't aware. These repeated and unnecessary calls caused me to have to excuse myself from work, and panic thinking that something had happened to my child. I explained to the assistant director who has apparently already left after only being there a few weeks, that these calls negatively impacted my professional life, and my mental and emotional health. She was understanding and said she wo... read more

Jazmin Rosas 

on Google

2 months ago

Please read the reviews carefully and beleive them. Leave your children here at your own risk, My daughter had been going here since sept of 25 recently withdrew her jan 21 of 26. Each month that she attended she stayed sick with fever coughs and colds. Each month you walk into this building and the smell is horrendous, not sure what was worse in the morning or afternoon. Multiple times my daughter would get injured by other kids. Busted lips, knots on her head, missing hair, carpet burns on her forehead. Each time at pick u... read more

Jazzypooh Lashae 

on Google

7 months ago

This daycare needs to do more training with the staff & management. They lack empathy, and emotional support. Parents aren’t being heard enough and it’s a lot that was being swept under the rug. Kids needs that support and needs to feel love instead of have workers here just for the paycheck. 

ariyanna hall 

on Google

8 months ago

I appreciate the efforts of the staff at Childcare Network, but I believe there are critical areas for improvement. Management needs to establish stronger communication and transparency with parents to ensure concerns are heard and addressed promptly. It is also essential that teachers actively monitor and intervene in cases of bullying to maintain a safe environment for all children. Proper policies and procedures should be consistently followed, and staff should be trained in appropriate de-escalation techniques to handle ... read more