Children Of America Clementon LLC is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 1236 Chews Landing Road, Gloucester Twp, New Jersey NJ. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
Parents consistently praise Children of America Clementon for its caring, responsive staff and welcoming environment. Children show significant developmental and academic growth, with parents highlighting strong teacher-child relationships and excellent communication. The facility offers diverse programs including summer camps, before/after school care, and bus services to local elementary schools.
Two of my sons attend daycare here and the experience has been great. Brittney and Nicole have been very responsive and accommodating to answer all of my questions and have gone out of their way to assist me whenever needed. The staff are friendly and caring and it has become like a second home for my kids. I really enjoy seeing the special programs set in place during the summer camp as well as the graduation ceremony they hosted for my son. All in all a wonderful day care center!
If I could give this daycare 100 stars I would 10 times. My daughter has been attending for a little over a year and she has excelled beyond my expectations. I am so grateful for her PreK teachers who go above and beyond, and also the schools management team, Mrs. Brittney & Mrs. Nicole. Children of America has become apart of me & my daughter’s village and it is greatly appreciated forever.
Our son is 9 months and started at COA Clementon in August 2025. Since then we've noticed significant growth and development especially socially. We love that he has little friends in his class, and seems to have a great connection with his teachers, Briana and Eman, who are both very friendly and pleasant. We also appreciate the consistent communication, daily updates, and photos that keep us connected to our child’s day.
It’s been a few years that my kids have been going to this location. I appreciate all of the teachers for being a part of their growth and enduring all that have day in and day out. And shout out to Nicole for running a great daycare! Here to many more years!
*** IN RESPONSE Yes the morning classrooms for “smooth transitioning” that are overcrowded and the teacher snapped back and said “uhnt uhnt we ain’t got no room in here”. Yes this very much needs to be addressed for smooth transitioning. Grandmom was never notified of anything. Grandmom was on the phone and highly upset about this daily issue of not locating cups. My daughter is 2 she does not have a backpack and my daughters grandmother was only ever spoken too when the staff attempted to gossip about (me) my daughters parents to her. The cups you’re referring to that are provided are little paper cups that the teachers can never locate either. Your corporation may supply these items but this school does not utilize anything but negative attitudes and comment. You also say I currently do not owe a balance; that’s because you automatically withdrew $250 from my account a week after I removed my child so clearly nothing is owed. I am currently going back and forth while you try to explain this charge and have received no response to the private email yet either yet a reply on a public review, lol. The good reviews are from staff members.. I kept my daughter in this daycare from age 1 to now 2 almost 3. The entire experience was always unsettling. Don’t get me wrong there are a few teachers who care about their classroom and are great women but this daycare is chaotic and messy for adults and traumatizing for children. This location is ALWAYS short staffed and constantly lacking structure. In the mornings the children are never sent to their set classrooms, this leads to the next issue of my daughter never having her necessities & feeling uncomfortable. Everyday my daughter’s cup was “lost” at pick up. I would have to check each classroom to see which one to first locate my daughter in, then hunt for her coat, cup and other personal items in different classes she was sent around to. This did progressively get worse, my daughter was constantly hungry and thirsty every single day at pick up to the point I spoke to staff , the director and had to point this issue out several times. (Mind you she was potty training at the time so I questioned the drinks being held from the children for that reason) ** My daughter’s new daycare charges me 1/4 of what I paid for the negligent care we experienced at Children of America. The staff is a revolving door of people who do not fit the role for childcare, they talk about parents to other parents and staff members. Compare the atmosphere to highschool. The director is not respected by any of the staff and it just stems off into so many more issues. I have spoken to the director, I have spoken to corporate on several different occasions of things that are just such basic needs for a child that I no longer felt comfortable leaving her here. My daughter’s new school asked about her previous daycare and her eating habits because they told me she seemed SCARED TO EAT AT SCHOOL AND TRAUMATIZED. I withdrew my daughter and now they are saying I owe them $250 for some reason. Do not send your children here