Anderson Township KinderCare

Reviews

• ZC

  Zack & Karen Cornelissen

  Feb 9, 2026
  5.0
  They say it takes a village to raise a child. If that’s true, then this KinderCare is our village. Kristen, Anja, and the teachers have done a wonderful job during our children’s multi-year tenure. In general, the facility has always demonstrated great value through its educational and extracurricular offerings and by providing food and supplies. And, it’s no small bonus that our children like going, and they love their teachers! We are so grateful for everything this daycare has done for us and for our daughters.
• AS

  Anja Shelton

  Feb 1, 2026
  5.0
  My daughter is THRIVING at this center! She started here at 8 weeks old and has always been shown nothing but care, love and attention! I plan on having my future children attend here as well because of how impressed I am with the care. The fact that they include formula, diapers, wipes, puree baby food, have a full kitchen with a cook AND start curriculum in the infant room is one of the may reasons I will continue to always come back. Thank you to Kristan and the entire staff for always taking care of my daughter so thoroughly!
• LE

  lukas evans

  Feb 1, 2026
  5.0
  This Kindercare is great. The staff are all very friendly and kids are always being taken care of. Daycares are crazy when you have a lot of kids, but they all do their jobs and keep the kids safe ❤️
• EB

  EL OURIACHI Badr

  Sep 26, 2025
  1.0
  We enrolled our 16-month-old son at this daycare with high hopes, but unfortunately had to withdraw him after just two months due to serious concerns about transparency and classroom management. The first red flag came when we took him to a doctor’s appointment during daycare hours. While he was physically with us, we received a notification through the daycare app stating that he had eaten most of his lunch—clearly inaccurate and misleading. It made us question how often such updates were fabricated or copy-pasted without real observation. Another concern was the classroom composition. Our son was supposed to be in a small group of six toddlers, but we found out they were regularly merged with the infant class, resulting in around 14 children being supervised by just two teachers. This raised serious questions about safety, age-appropriate care, and staff-to-child ratios. The final episode was the most troubling. Our son had been vomiting throughout the day, yet we received no notification or update about his condition. When I arrived to pick him up, the teacher told me he had a great day and everything was fine. Moments later, as we exited the room, he vomited on me. Another teacher then approached and mentioned that she had seen vomit on the classroom floor twice but didn’t know which child it came from. This lack of attention and communication was unacceptable. I confronted the school director, who admitted the staff was not under pressure that day and promised to speak with the teachers. But by then, our trust had been broken. We understand that no daycare is perfect, but honesty, communication, and proper supervision are non-negotiable. We hope this feedback helps other parents make informed decisions.
• MM

  Molly McLeod

  Mar 11, 2019
  5.0
  My daughter was new to the "school" experience and so was I. The staff at kinder care made us feel very welcomed. My daughter can get very emotional at times as many kids can have , her teachers comfort and calm her and have learned how to cater to her as every child is different. I can trust that my little one is happy and healthy while I'm off at work.

Frequently Asked Questions About Anderson Township KinderCare