
Compare 7 infant & toddler daycares in South Carolina. Browse by city, see parent reviews and ratings, and find the best program for your child.
South Carolina has 7 infant and toddler daycare programs specializing in care for children under age 3. These facilities offer age-appropriate staff-to-child ratios, safe sleep practices, and developmentally focused activities. Browse by city to find quality infant care near you.
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1ST STEPS INFANT CARE INC. receives consistently positive feedback from parents who praise the caring, professional staff and safe, nurturing environment. Parents report their children show improvements in social skills and confidence, and appreciate the clean, well-organized facility with engaging activities.
Parents highlight the caring staff, including Mrs. Janice, Mr. James, and Mrs. Meisha, who provide a clean, family-like environment with small student-to-teacher ratios and hot meals. Reviewers note that children are excited to attend and have learned significantly, with one parent specifically defending the facility against unseen negativity. No specific complaints were mentioned in the provided feedback.
Fantasy Island Infant and Childcare Center receives largely positive feedback, with most parents praising the caring staff and strong bonds children form with caregivers. One parent reported a negative experience regarding application processing and enrollment procedures.
Toddlers Academy & Preschool in North Charleston has highly polarized reviews. Positive reviews praise the caring and patient staff, cleanliness, and educational development, while negative reviews report serious safety concerns including unattended children, injuries without parental notification, and lost belongings.
Rogers Infant Center has highly polarized reviews. Positive reviews from parents and grandparents praise the staff, particularly Ms. Pam and Ms. Ashley, for their care and the children's happiness and development. However, multiple negative reviews describe concerning incidents including aggressive staff behavior, physical discipline, inadequate supervision, poor hygiene, and child injuries including bites and bruises.
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