Ladybird Academy At Wyndham Lakes

Love everything about this school! The staff and director are so welcoming and helpful. They answer all our questions, follow thru with our (reasonable) requests, and don’t hesitate to offer all kinds of help. The teachers in both classrooms (we’ve experience 2 different classrooms since our little girl transitioned up) have all been kind and nurturing towards our daughter. She’s learned so much and has developed in leaps and bounds (in just 3 months!) since starting school at Ladybird. My only complaint is the cost. But who wouldn’t want the best of the best for free! ;-) I gotta say though, it’s worth every penny!!!

My family and I relocated to FL so we searched to find Orlando’s best child care for our 2 boys. We thought we found it at Lady Bird. We enrolled our 8 month old and our 2 ½yr old. 7 months later we are now at Primrose and very happy! Ladybird’s infant room was fantastic but every classroom after that was less than okay. The teacher turnover is out of control. The only room that didn’t have weekly changes was infant room. They say they have great transition plan when a child is ready to move onto the next room but neither of our boys experienced that, they were just placed in the next room making it hard on our boys. The teacher/​student ratio is always in violation in the morning. If you drop of earlier than 8am be prepared for all kids to go into one room. They do have WiFi camera’s that you can use for $ 5 a week. Do yourself a favor and sign up for that. You’ll be glad you did. The director changed, the front staff changed, and all the teachers changed. In the 7 months we were there, they raised prices but couldn’t figure out when to make it effective. They also changed payment process and the schedule so the «owner» decided to communicate one plan, then edited the plan, then retracted the plan, then just took out a double payment with NO notification. If they can’t figure out how to do their tuition payments, how can they figure out how to take care of what is more important to us, our children?