Kid’s Country Child Care & Learning Centers

This place is great! My 22 month old has been here for several months and learning so much and new words all the time. They do fun projects and special events. I didn’t think such a good place could come at such an adorable rate. Thank you Kids Country!

Being a first time parent is stressful, but then finding the perfect daycare for your child is worse because u don’t know how well they’re going to be cared for or if it’s an enriching environment. By the second day I knew I found a special place. The lady behind the counter remembered me and my son when we walked in and I had only met her once, then the woman who cares for the infants in the mornings is so caring, attentive and kind that I felt like I needed to write this review. (Review made two days into my sons stay, so unfortunately I don’t know everyone’s names yet.) Today my son came home with a potted plant with his footprints attached to Popsicle sticks around the plant; it is the first gift I have received from my son who is 12 weeks old needless to say it almost made me cry. I was skeptical at first, but now my mind can be put to ease.

This daycare is a good place for your children. We love and nurture them. Of course kids are kids and accidents will happen. If your going to make a negative complaint then why do your kids still attend?

Avoid like the plague.
My experience here resulted in not one but three investigations into this daycare. Please check with the State before you put your children here. Their licenser has noted problems with medication storage and use and non-​compliance with food regulations.
They only changed my niece twice in a 10 hour day. We have the take home reports to prove it. If I could upload the daily reports I would. They are unsigned, and demonstrate a lack of care for children. They also demonstrate non-​use of medications for a diaper rash, which 5 physicians and a registered nurse recommended. Her rash only went away after removal from this daycare.
Children come home with unexplained bruising, bite marks, displaying all characteristics of physical, cognitive, emotional, and psychosocial abuse. I see this daily in children who still attend this daycare and are in my daughters class and school. I do not even have to name this daycare, but the community immediately names this daycare after i explain my experience.
PS. this Mike who calls me out is fake. The name on that account used to be John when originally posted.

We have been going here since about May for our pre-​schooler. Let me rephrase that, extremely shy, difficult to adjust and very particular pre-​schooler. I will tell you i was VERY hesitant over daycare, thinking it would not be an enriching environment but i will tell you that my opinion has changed! The care givers teach and prepare the pre-​schoolers for kindergarden and they (in my opinion) handle difficult children very well.
There have been some times that i have either dropped off, or picked up and there was a situation with a child being difficult. I watched the care givers immediately remove the child from the others and give stern but encouraging discipline. I was very impressed with how they handled it.
In the case of my daughter, well — they all know her and they accomidate her qwerks very well. She is a VERY picky eater, so the teachers keep a stash of crackers for her if she balks at the food. They got her to try tomato soup though, we were overjoyed! She is VERY attached to her current care giver Margarita (who is amazing by the way) and so they are slowly introducing her to the next level class to help her adjust in the transition. Knowing that my daughter doesn’t adjust well in the mornings when Margarita isn’t there, i’ve seen Patty take her under her wing as her assistant giving everyone breakfast.
My daughter really loves it there and she talks about the staff and the other children constantly. She has grown so much since being there that i can’t be thankful enough for helping to bring her out of her shell.
It is very difficult as a parent to leave your child with people that are either strangers or are not known very well. That isn’t the case here, everyone there is my daughters friend.
Thank you Kids Country!

Our 18month olds have been going here since December and we are more than satisfied with the experience. The care our kids have recieved has been wonderful and we have truly seen them grow and learn a ton over the past months. We obviously have our favorite care givers (as some are beyond expectation) but for the most part they are all good. I will agree with Danielle that our kids have been sick constantly this season, but I’m not sure anything else could be expected, especially when your kids are in the mix with others all day, everyday. I will disagree with the diaper changing comment however, as our kids get at least 5 changes a day — all recorded, documented and presented on their «report card» at the end fo the day. No reason to have diaper rash at all if you are treating it correctly to begin with. Security is top notch with key card entry and fingerprint sign in/​out as well. For the price we pay and the service/​learning/​socialization/​playtime/​meals/​etc our kids get, it truly can’t be beat.

I had put my child here out of desperation, I needed to go back to work and had no other options and it was a HUGE mistake, my child of 9 mos was given cholocate without knowing if he was allergic, he came home with a rash all over his body, I still don’t know why, since we later found out that he was not allergic to cholocate, however he got pink eye shortly after getting there, he was bit twice the last day he was there he got bit in the face, I was soooo mad. I just think the poor kid was so stressed out about being there with to many inconsistancy with people watching the kids thoughout the day, it was just bad all around. Trust your instincts, if you have a bad feeling about it, don’t do it, you’ll save yourself a lot of heartache. Btw he was only there for 2 months.