Webster KinderCare

Reviews

• DV

  Danielle Vik

  Apr 20, 2026
  4.0
  Stuff changes and communication is what hurts this place. Other then that its been amazing!
• KW

  Kyle Witman

  Nov 14, 2024
  5.0
  We’ve have the best experience of having our three children enrolled at Webster KinderCare, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the amazing team of educators who care for them every day. Ms. Tara, we know it's a difficult job but truly appreciate your leadership and continually working to make it a great place for our kids to learn. From the moment we first stepped through the doors, we felt a sense of comfort and trust knowing that our kids were in such loving, capable hands. A special shout-out goes to all our kids current teachers: Ms. Julie & Ms. Bianca, Ms. Rachel & Ms. Jackie, and Ms. Jess & Ms. Sam—each one of you has gone above and beyond in making our kids feel safe, valued, and loved. Whether it’s through thoughtful interactions, exciting learning activities, or simply providing a reassuring smile when we drop them off, you all make it clear that you genuinely care for our children like your own. Even as our little ones transition between teachers at the end of the day, we always feel at ease knowing they’ll continue to be surrounded by familiar, nurturing faces. Shout out Mr. Mike & Mr. Eli & Ms. Kiana. It speaks volumes about the warm, collaborative environment at Webster KinderCare that our kids feel so comfortable moving between classrooms and teachers when necessary—something we know is only possible because of the wonderful staff's consistent and caring approach. We can't forget all our kids past teachers as well, Ms. Chandra & Ms. Sarra and Ms. Alyssa & Ms. Montana. I'm sure I missed a few but we are so thankful for all the incredible work you do, and we truly feel blessed to have our children in such good hands every day. Thank you for all the love, patience, and dedication you show to our kids—it does not go unnoticed!
• JT

  Jeremy Toombs

  Aug 30, 2021
  1.0
  We dropped my just under 2 year old son off for his first day today. We returned 4 hours later to learn that another child had bitten him TWICE. The staff is obviously not competent enough to care for children. They also don’t have any cameras so they can’t be held accountable. I will never bring my child here and you shouldn’t either.
• AL

  Alison Letzring

  Sep 6, 2016
  3.0
  My son went to Kindercare from 3mo-2yrs old. We originally chose this facility because of its bright, clean spaces, the fact that the teachers were mixed in age, and the outlined curriculum. None of these things disappointed. The teachers are amazing. I say they're a part of my family, because they are! My son loves and trusts them and they've been his personal champions as he dealt with developmental issues. We'd planned to keep him there until pre-k and eventually kindergarten. Things have gone downhill in the last year, however. Sicknesses are more frequent, my son comes home with bite marks more often than not, and communication has dropped severely. I understand that toddlers act out in frustration and communication, but management has got to understand that redirection is not an effective tool with this matter- consequences must be shown if only isolation for a short time. It is now becoming learned behavior. My son came home with a bite mark on his CHEEK, with drag marks, which turned purple and lingered for days. It was unprovoked, a game of "kissing" that went aggressive. WHAT?? The thing that turned my husband and I off of Kindercare were the drastic rate changes. We were informed four weeks ago that our tuition would be increasing by $65 a week. PER WEEK. For one child. We were told that as he moved into older/more independent age groups/rooms, the rates would go down. This has never happened, always more, every time. This was supposedly done as part of an area study, but they are absolutely at the highest end of the daycare rate spectrum for this area. They offer extra classes for basic math skills at a premium, as well (these things should be a tenet of the curriculum.) It is a clear money grab that hurts only the children. It was clear what the priority was as we left on my sons last day, as I and every teacher he's ever had there cried because we were priced out of his daytime home by corporate greed rather than valued as involved and caring parents and ultimately customers. We now have to transition him from a place that he loved. They absolutely should have grandfathered those who were already attending in to current, or at least reasonable pricing, but now we all have to go somewhere new and at the end of the day, they'll fill the spot. Perhaps a blessing in disguise with all of the aggression and as his favorite teachers and classmates are also leaving. TL;DR- If you value being valued and also longevity and constants, this isn't the place for you.
• CJ

  Cierra Johnson

  May 23, 2016
  5.0
  Amazing teachers that honestly care about every single kid.

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