Riddles And Rhymes Child Care Center

Riddles and Rhymes DayCare has been a true blessing for our family. The environment is safe, clean, and full of positive energy, and you can tell the team genuinely cares about every child who walks through the door. They provide structure, learning, and plenty of creativity, but what stands out most is how much love and attention they give. My child is excited to come in every day, and that peace of mind is priceless. Their communication is excellent, their staff is patient and dedicated, and their program helps children grow socially, emotionally, and academically. I am deeply grateful for the work they do and highly recommend Riddles and Rhymes to any parent looking for a place that truly puts children first.

We've used this daycare for our kids and now for our grandkids. Owner is understanding, and flexible. staff is caring, and friendly. I love the location and wouldn't go anywhere else.

Absolutely beautiful 😍! I can't say enough good things about this child care center! From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by how beautiful and clean everything was. You can truly see the high quality in every aspect—from the well-organized classrooms to the way the staff interacts with the children. The teachers are caring, professional, and dedicated to creating a warm and nurturing environment. I highly recommend this center to any family looking for top-notch child care!

If your child is on the spectrum, this is not the daycare for you as they do not make accommodations for your child because they are not the "typical" child. Daycares unfortunately are not designed for specialized attention or kids that have special needs. They are made for neurotypical kids that absorb everything by watching others and are motivated to learn by socializing— which is the reality. My kid has been kicked out (or rather told "it’s not a good fit”) but do you really want to force somebody to care for your special needs child who is not staffed and trained for it? A blessing in disguise, any place that even gives a hint of not wanting your child at their facility, exit quickly. After that experience we changed to a more suited day-care learning center with less kids and heavily competent educators. Even specialised in Autism & ADHD. Huge difference. Try finding an organization or public bureau which can help you.

I was talking to my sister and the lady there said to stop when I wasn’t doing anything so I told her I wasn’t talking to her and she got mad at me her name is Mrs. Ximena if you can pls fire her and they give us cheese and crackers and orange juice