Bruceville KinderCare

Reviews

• AC

  Ashley Clark

  Jul 11, 2025
  5.0
  My kids have been here for a little over a year and the experience has been excellent! They have an amazing, caring staff, a clean facility, and lots of fun activities, especially during the summer. ♥️
• KG

  Kadeeja Gill

  Jul 11, 2025
  5.0
  Best daycare/ kindercare. The staff itself is wonders, they do so much for the kids and have so much patience which is a plus. Angelina and Gabby love and look out for my son which warms my heart because it takes a village to raise a kid. I appreciate the team at bruceville and everything those ladies do and take on every week. Very grateful, thank you kindercare 🫶🏾.
• SM

  Shantel Mendoza

  Jun 9, 2025
  1.0
  I want to start this review as a warning to other parents considering this KinderCare location, especially if your child is on the autism spectrum. Last week, I toured the center and informed Angelina that my son has ASD. She suggested we do a trial day, which was scheduled for today. When we arrived, we waited about five minutes before someone named Gabby opened the door. She asked, “Is this the 4-year-old that’s doing a trial?” but never asked for his name, whether he had any allergies, or if he was potty trained—basic information any center should ask upfront. I offered that information anyway, but it was never requested. Another red flag: before leaving, I was asked to jot down my name and number on a sticky note. I was confused because they should have already had that from our initial visit. Even more concerning—they never had me sign any kind of consent form, agreement, or emergency contact document before leaving my child in their care. That is not only unprofessional, it’s unsafe. Less than 20 minutes after dropping him off, I received a call saying he was crying and trying to elope—something my son has never done before. They told me to come get him and said he wasn’t a good fit. It felt like no one made a true effort to comfort or support him during what should’ve been an adjustment period. When I arrived, they took me to where my son was, in the very back in the corner. When I grabbed my son, and was walking out. I looked behind me and all the teachers stayed back. I had to go out my way to ask to speak with Angelina. I could tell I was being talked about, and the atmosphere felt extremely uncomfortable. When I expressed how I felt that my son wasn’t even given a chance, Angelina shrugged and said it was a safety issue. I left feeling discriminated against and heartbroken. It’s clear this facility either lacks the training to support autistic children or chooses not to. Either way, I strongly advise parents—especially those with special needs children—to look elsewhere. Your child deserves patience, preparation, and above all, respect.

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