My House Day Care

Both of my children have gone to this day care. One is now in 4th grade and the other is still attending and is in the 3k room there. We LOVE the teachers. After 9 years of coming here it just feels like another home. The pandemic was hard, but they took great care of my baby during the craziness of it all so I could continue working. I've never worried about my children when I drop them off at school, and they have both reached potentials they never would have had they been stay at home children until Kindergarten. Love My House!

As a first time mom and having a baby in the middle of a pandemic, I cannot say enough good things about My House Daycare. My husband and I both work full time, and the thought of sending our child out to strangers during such stressful times, was gut wrenching. 7 months later, I can say without a doubt, it has been the best decision for us. My House is not just a daycare, they are family. I never worry about my baby because I know he is in the best possible hands and is so loved and cherished just as if he were home with me. He has also met and surpassed all his milestones so far because the teachers spend time each day working on new things. We really lucked out getting a spot at My House!

I love My House Daycare. My daughter amazes me daily with what she’s learned, even at her very young age! The teachers are so sweet and treat my daughter like she’s their own child. The most important thing for me when we were looking for a daycare was security. We toured 5 daycares in the area and My House was by far the most secure. It’s not easy leaving your only child with complete strangers the first time but I don’t even have to worry about her when she’s there.

Reasonable priced care, but NOT a great environment for your child. Poor quality lead teacher within the toddler room. Complained of children (2 year olds) crying and being impatient. The director doesn’t enforce the mask policy when it comes to visitors, parents, and staff. Director went out of town to Florida during the pandemic, and no one was left as acting director for parents to communicate with. My child had an accident and instead of replacing her with clothing that we (parents) supplied she was placed in someone else's clothing.

My car broke down just down the road and I pulled into the parking lot, I was shortly after met by a super sweet lady who said she owned the place. She was more than understanding and sympathetic of my problem and if I had parked my car elsewhere my 4th of july weekend more than likely wouldve been a stressful mess. I was met with the same kindness when I returned to get it towed by another employee. If I had children these would be the type of people I'd want to help raise them.