When it comes to finding childcare for my son, I am very cautious. I cried the first day I brought him to Kids College, but I started noticing in the first week that he was enunciating more clearly! And he looooves his teachers and the other staff. They seem to really care about the kids; they even know each child's name and parent's name (which I find amazing). Shanel Riddle is the owner/operator and she does an extraordinary job creating a special and safe place for my son. And that's worth every penny!

Find another place for your child to attend daycare. The staff is marginal and most of the teachers seem disengaged with the kids. The facility is old and smells that way when you walk in the door. There are restrictions on when you have to have your child dropped off, supposedly because children are "already engaged in the daily routines". In reality this is so Kids College can cut staff in the afternoon, meeting only the minimal state requirements. My child was constantly shuffled between rooms because of staffing issues. The daycare is frequently closed for "holidays" that most professionals don't have off such as Martin Luther King and Good Friday and you are of course charged for all those days (they are supposedly "included" in the price). Also, they are also closed for an entire week between Christmas and New Years. This isn't even including all the days you will be home with you sick child. My child was out for an entire week and he even had to go to the hospital because of an infection from daycare. Bottom line, there are other great daycares in the area, take your child somewhere else, we did and we are much happier. Response to Kids College Comments: Do you honestly think that it is possible that my child missed an entire week of daycare without the school even noticing??? I will give them enough credit to say they at least noticed he was gone. Of course they knew about the infection as it required special care after returning to daycare. I purposely made this review anonymous as this is a very small town, but believe me when I tell you I had more than one discussion with the director regarding these issues. Her primary response was that it was me with the issues, not the school. Within a week of me removing my child from the facility I recognized another child from Kids College at our new daycare. This mother also had similar complaints including that her child was frequently sent home sick. Out of the three daycares my child has attended (one before we moved to the area and the new daycare he attends now), I have never had any other problems.