Child Daycare & PreschoolsLong Beach, CA

Kindercare Learning Center

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Kindercare Learning Center is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 5251 E. Las Lomas, Long Beach, California CA. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.

What Parents Say

This KinderCare location in Long Beach has highly polarized reviews. Several parents report excellent experiences with caring, professional staff and smooth transitions across age groups. However, a significant number of parents describe serious concerns including inadequate supervision, staff inexperience, poor communication, lack of engagement, and specific incidents of neglect.

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Recent Reviews

7 months ago

We have our son at KinderCare for almost 2 years, since he was 5 months old, and I can’t recommend it enough! The staff and teachers are kind and loving. They’ve eased our son into each classroom change as he grew older and always taken the time to build trust with him. The classrooms are clean, the food is healthy and fresh, and the kids are happy. Its 3 star score on Google is totally undeserved. This may not be the childcare set-up that suits you or your child, but if it’s the right fit, you’ll love it.

10 months ago

My family and I had a such a great experience at the kindercare in Pennsylvania. Once we moved to Long Beach to get my daughter transitioned into her new classroom it was literally a mess. Their communication is horrible, and clearly disorganized. We received conflicting information on a start date, they only answer the phone 10% of the time and definitely does not return phone calls, even after messages were left to schedule a visit which never happened. This was very upsetting, since in our hearts we were set on this learning center, but after the first few months of trying to communicate and the red flags popping up it led me to not trust them. Now my daughter is thriving in another school and I don’t regret the decision. Trust your gut.

Edited 2 years ago

UPDATE AGAIN: 5-STAR after been here for over three year! My son moved to preschool now with Ms. Shamika and Ms. Lynda. Very grateful that our son is in the hands of great teachers. He’s been learning fast, and happy to go to school! He has his friends from his infant class, so happy to see all of them growing so well :) Before this, we’re with Ms. Laura and Ms. Kassandra. It was great too! My son moved to toddler class and is almost at the age 2. Ms. Diana, Ms. Noelle and Ms. Lisa have been so great that I can’t be more grateful for all their care, love and sacrifices for my little boy. Kudos to the team!! My son meets so many buddies here ;) Regina’s team is doing a great job. As new parents, we can’t imagine how to take care of our baby without their help! Ms. Rosario and Ms. Ana are fantastic! Ms. Molly is super nice! Recommendation for the center: if there’s a separate and quiet place for babies to sleep, that would be awesome. My son usually takes two naps during weekends for about 1.5 hours each.

3 years ago

Long overdue review! I will never recommend this school to anyone! 1- The teachers in classroom for 1 year old lack experience, do not teach, and the room is kept dark. 2- we picked up our son on day 2 and he peed through his diaper on to his black pants. They said, “oh it’s just water”. I changed him in the car, smelled his pants and his diaper was essentially a huge balloon! I immediately reported to the director, Jennifer. No apology was ever said from anyone. 3- Day 3, the teachers submitted pictures on the app clearly showing my son sitting in the back of a semicircle crying his little heart out. This was his last day here! We immediately removed him the following day. 4- Day 4, Fever and crying at 2am. Shortly after was diagnosed with Hand foot mouth disease. He cried every time we dropped him off - only 3 days. Initially, with the tour, everything seemed great but no! It’s not! The teachers are young, inexperienced, and do not have children…therefore are totally clueless of how to take care of any child. I read reviews prior to enrolling our son and should have listened! I hope other parents take heed.

2 years ago

I get it. There are very few daycares in Long Beach with hours for working parents. But if at all possible, don’t send your little ones to Kindercare Belmont Shore, especially the toddler program. I sent my 1.5/2 year old to Kindercare for 6 months before I pulled her out. Ever since she moved in the twos room, I was dismayed by the constant teacher turnover. One teacher, who I complained about because she spoke to the kids inappropriately, got fired for physically abusing a toddler. The teachers in the toddler room didn’t seem to care about the kids at all. They were always on their iPads during pick ups and drop offs. They could never tell me about my daughter’s day. They seemed to have no training in child development. When I asked the head of school, Jennifer, what the hiring requirements were, she said it was the minimum 12 units in child development. That’s it. When I would pick up my Daughter , she was just sitting at a table waiting for me. No playing, no music, no fun. Also, if you do a tour, play attention to the decoration in the toddler rooms. There is none. The rooms are bare. They told us it was because it was a new room. Six months later, almost no toys, no art, no books. It felt like I dropped off my daughter to baby prison. No yard time. They only allowed the toddlers 40 minutes of outdoor time in the morning and 40 minutes in the afternoon. I removed my daughter from the school when I picked her up at 5:15pm and she was in a poopy diaper. The poop was crusty on her bottom, indicating it had been there for hours. I checked their log and the last potty was at 11am. My daughter wasn’t even supposed to be in a diaper. She is potty trained. I believe her teachers put her in a diaper so they wouldn’t have to take her to the potty. I filed a complaint with DPSS and they sustained it against KinderCare because the evidence was so clearcut. I wish I had never sent my baby there and I hope you don’t make the same mistake. I gave KinderCare two stars because the preschool program is adequate. It is not a good program. I don’t recommend it. But my 4 year old enjoyed it and at least the hours are good. But if you have any other option, don’t send your kids to Kindercare

Frequently asked questions

Kindercare Learning Center is a child daycare & preschools childcare facility located in Long Beach, California. The facility has a capacity of 105 children.
To enroll your child at Kindercare Learning Center, contact the facility directly to inquire about availability, schedule a tour, and learn about their enrollment process. Be prepared to provide your child's age, any special needs or allergies, and your preferred schedule. Many facilities have waitlists, so it's best to inquire early.
You can verify the licensing status of Kindercare Learning Center through California's childcare licensing agency. Licensed facilities in California must meet state standards for safety, health, staff qualifications, and staff-to-child ratios.

Contact Information

Address
5251 E. Las Lomas, Long Beach, California 90815
County
LOS ANGELES

Details

Daycare Type
Child Daycare & Preschools
Capacity
105 children
Status
OPEN
Coordinates
33.78252, -118.1312