Ashford Academy

Lovely family-run daycare. We were lucky enough to be referred to this place by one of the moms I trust and have never looked back. My son enjoys being there, loves all his teachers, there has never been a reason for concern about his safety or wellbeing. He attended Ashford since he was 4 months and now is 3 years old. He always says at home that he loves his teacher. All our unique needs are being recognized and there is definitely an individual approach to each child. Kudos to Ms Natasha the director who says all children there are “like her own”. It says a lot about dedication and love for this profession.

We have been at Ashford for four years. We love, love this daycare. The teachers and owners are like family. They are really with you through the good times and the bad. They handle themselves professionally and have developed and prepared my children for the next stage of life. I would recommend them to anyone that asked.

We've been at Ashford for about four years - both of my girls attend there. The PreK program is excellent, and the baby / toddler classes are excellent as well. I've always known that my girls have felt love there, and that's the most important thing. Highly recommended.

I enjoyed my time at Ashford Academy in Dunwoody. My son attended from 3 months old to almost 2 years old. The staff always reassured me that he was being well taken care from the very first day I dropped him off as an infant. The teachers in the infant room, Ms. Alex and Ms. Husne were amazing. Although the toddler room teachers changed a few times, they still did good job by teaching the kids colors, numbers, spanish, etc. Just to name a few: Ms. Taylor, Rebecca, Stella, Rosa, Juliana, and of course Director Ms. Natasha - thank you.

My daughter attended school there about a year ago! At first we were super excited for our daughter to start ore-k. But soon after their were ongoing issues. My daughter always had a dirty face when I came to pick her up. I mean snotty nose and crust all over her nose and face. Like no one bothered to clean her face during the day. Also, my daughter is a ver picky eater and so one time I packed a hotdog thinking they would warm it up and cut it up for her?? No they gave my daughter the hotdog as is!! Like really you fed my daughter and cold hotdog and didn’t even bother to heat it up! I know this because I asked her about it. So the next day I asked the director of the school. (Indian lady) and she simply didn’t seem concerned about it! Like oh well we have alot going on at lunch and didn’t think to do so! Excuse me?? I would never let a child eat a cold hotdog!! After that I was totally put off by the whole experience. My daughter also cried every time I dropped her off! And that’s not like her. She loves being around other kids and can’t wait to play! She’s an only child so she is desperate for any type of kid interaction. As far as the staff I they were nothing to write home about! They weren’t great and they weren’t horrible either. They did “just enough’! But their was one african American girl there that was always super nice but I don’t remember her name. Other than that I would recommend finding a better institution for your child unless you’re desperate and need a place as a last resort.