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May 2024 by Reese Myers
I absolutely love this day care and so does my son. My son has been going here since he was 4 months old, and he’s currently 14 months. Every time I drop him off he reaches out for the teacher to be held by them. Whenever I pick him up, he doesn’t want to leave. The bigger kiddos are very nice to him as well. It puts my mind at ease knowing they take such great care of my kid. And they have the best rates too. You can’t go wrong with choosing this daycare for your kids!
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May 2024 by Shavondalyn Smith
I absolutely love this place. My kids have been going there for years and they love it. The staff is amazing. The owners are always sweet. My kids always are doing some different kind of activity they get to bring home. They’re learning Spanish, which is amazing.If you’re looking for a good place for your kids that is affordable I would definitely recommend kingdom treasures?
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May 2024 by Lyza Parra
Amazing place to care your child ! it is like their second home, they are reliable, they take good care of my daughter 10/10
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December 2022 by Jeysha Hernández
The best place where I can leave my baby (6months). The y are very careful. My boy loves being there. I work calmly and in peace knowing that the child will be fine. The staff are ready to answer any question.Comunicación 100%•Breakfast •Lunch •Snacks •Playground •Learning Activities •Special activities for holidays
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December 2022 by Luis Muñiz
Very thankful for taking care of my kids. The employees are respectful , gentle and communicative. Highly recommend this place.
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December 2022 by Lynette Fonollosa
I had a bad experience with this place. My son is only one year old, which means he doesn't know what he's doing because HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND. That said, the place does not have people who work by vocation, but only for money. Many times I observed my son with bites on his hands and on rare occasions they notified the reason for his bites, but their excuses were that if the child does not cry they have no way of knowing what happened to the child. This makes me wonder, where was the supervision? Because a severe bite on the hand has to hurt. They said that my son was the one who sometimes started fighting with others. I repeat, my son is only one year old. I asked if my son ate during his lunch break and they could rarely answer me, they just told me, “I couldn't tell you because I wasn't present.” Recently they called me in a bad way to pick up my son because they had “25 children” sleeping, my baby didn't want to sleep, he was crying and they couldn't deal with him anymore, so when I go and pick him up they throw the door in my face. face without caring that the children that my son could wake up were the same ones that she could wake up with her attitudes as well and without taking into account that my son could have scared me. The staff exhibits inappropriate and immature attitudes and is not trained to work with children. My son only drinks breast milk without a bottle and they dared to judge and say that my son is “cocky” because sometimes he doesn't want to sleep and is crying. I brought my concerns to the owners on several occasions, but to no avail. They may be certified and “trained” and have years of “experience,” but do your research first because any place can be certified and it doesn't mean it's a good place. I do not recommend this place, especially for taking care of a baby.I had a bad experience with this place. My son is only one year old, which means that he doesn't know what he does because he DOESN'T UNDERSTAND. That said, the place does not have people who work by vocation, but only for money. Many times, I saw my son with bites on his hands, and it was only a few times that they reported the reason for his bites, but their excuses were that if the child does not cry, they have no way of knowing what happened to the child. This makes me wonder, where was the supervision? Because a marked bite on the hand must hurt. They said that my son was the one who at times started to fight with others. I repeat, my son is only one year old. I sometimes asked if my son ate at his lunch break and they could rarely answer me, they just told me, “I couldn't tell you because I wasn't there.” They recently called me in a bad/rude way to pick up my son, because, according to them, "they had 25 children sleeping", my son didn't want to sleep and was crying and they couldn't deal with him anymore, so when I went and picked him up, they slammed the door in my face without caring that the children my son could wake up were the same ones that she could wake up as well and without taking into account that my son could have gotten scared. The staff exhibit inappropriate and immature attitudes and are not trained to work with children. My son drinks only breast milk without a bottle and they dared to judge and say that my son is “conceited” because sometimes he did not want to sleep and was crying. I took the concern to the owners on several occasions, but it was useless. They may be certified and “trained” and have years of “experience” but do your research first because any place can be certified, and it doesn't mean it's a good place. I do not recommend this place.
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December 2022 by Juan Clemente
The worst place! Don't get carried away by positive comments from employees, that leaves a lot to say about the place!
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December 2019 by Kenichi Sato
What an awful place to send your kids. The staff answered the phone and hung up in my face. They act like they could not hear me speaking so I went to the actual location. I walked into the building because the doors are unlocked. I stood at the front in the office part for a few minutes and called from inside of the office 2 times. No one answered the phone and no one came to the front office. I would never trust my kids at a place like this. The doors should never be unlocked to where you can jump over the counter and enter the learning and daycare areas. Please look at the other reviews. There are other websites that show bad experiences with this place.
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December 2015 by Alex Melendez
best place by for..
