KidStop Child Development Ctr.

Reviews

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  tieisha williams

  Apr 28, 2026
  1.0
  My child was abused here and rushed out. Use your own discretion. And pay attention to your child’s behavior changes once attending here
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  Javan Okendo

  Feb 19, 2026
  5.0
  I am interested on taking my son here. How much do they charge bi-weekly?
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  Caira Grey-Johnson

  Oct 28, 2025
  5.0
  The price is steep but you will get your monies worth. You’ll find that the teachers are personable, your kids will develop and thrive and are safe. The director, Ms. Brandy is a gift to parents. I appreciate all staff.
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  Jen Kim

  Oct 8, 2020
  5.0
  Both of my sons has been attending this place since infancy and I have to say- I can go to work comfortably knowing that they will be treated with great care. For me, safety, cleanliness, and trust are my three "must haves" for a childcare. Any issues or problems that may come up, the staff will address it right away. Any concerns that you may have- they will also look into it immediately. We've been blessed through many years from this childcare.
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  Mirabelle Shoemaker

  Sep 9, 2020
  5.0
  We are very happy to call this childcare center our home for over 4 years now, but I wanted to share specifics in light of what the center has done to help families adjust in the era of Covid-19. In no particular order, I recommend this institution for: 1) The staff & teachers. At the end of the day, every teacher we've come to know would put their lives on the line for our children. This is especially true with the school's reopening during the Covid-19 public health epidemic (PHE). The teachers are faced with the challenges of teaching while wearing face masks and implementing the highest health and safety protocols. Yet, our children return home at the end of the day singing upbeat songs about washing their hands and talking affectionately about their care givers who strive to make their lives feel as normal as possible. 2) The health and safety protocols in place. This is especially important during the Covid-19 PHE. Last summer, new center management focused on giving the center a "face lift," and they did a terrific job (more space for children to play in newly opened classrooms, for example). They stepped it up when the school reopened during the Covid-19 PHE, by implementing "pods" in the school to keep children and teachers as safe as possible (limiting the number of persons that enter a classroom, for example). Their protocols have made the school feel like the safest and healthiest option for our children (both physically and mentally) during these unprecedented times, and I actually hope their practices will remain in place long after the PHE, because pick up and drop off is much easier when parents don't need to enter the classrooms. 3) An assortment of other things that don't need further description: a dynamic menu that encourages children to try different foods on a daily basis; a safe and adequate outdoor space for children to play outside; an easy to use app that allows us to see pictures and videos throughout the day; and, a modern curriculum that focuses on learning through play (my favorite is "home living," where an area in the classroom is fashioned into an everyday place, like a fitness center or grocery store, that the children can operate and manage on their own).

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