University KinderCare

Sabrina 

on Google

a year ago

The staff for the most part are nice but I feel like there should be more organized curriculum. It has a free play all day vibe. Teachers seem stressed out. 

Lisa Williams 

on Google

2 years ago

Please do not send your children to KinderCare. As someone who worked there for about a year, I can say without a doubt that the management is consistently terrible. KinderCare routinely allows classrooms to exceed their ratios, putting children at risk. Management also does not send children home when they're sick, even during the COVID pandemic. Additionally, it appears that they make decisions based on race, which is unacceptable. I would never recommend anyone to send their child to KinderCare after my experience. 

Avona Osby 

on Google

3 years ago

My child was poorly treated got sent home because the teachers were hitting the student and she spoke up. Calls while I’m at work. Letting my child leave the building .kicking her out for nothing causing me to loose my job. My child is a great child and have done excellent at other facilities up until this daycare !!!! Don’t recommend 

Jane Sumner 

on Google

4 years ago

I have two kids at University KinderCare. Both kids started when they were about nine weeks old. I love the staff, the location, the facility, and how much my kids love it. I'll be really sad when my younger kid starts Kindergarten because KinderCare has been such a positive, consistent force in our lives since early 2018. 

Christine Courtney 

on Google

4 years ago

I've had my kids at KinderCare for 8 years (with a 10 month break for COVID), and I have absolutely no regrets. The management works hard to ensure families feel comfortable with the center and have a chance to form community with each other. Kids are responsibly transitioned to the next age room, with plenty of time to develop comfort with new teachers. Staff are well trained, friendly, and work hard to put together consistent classroom cultures that allow kids to have fun while still learning appropriate-age behaviors. Kin... read more