KinderCare of Boynton Beach

Reviews

• ZZ

  Zunny

  Aug 14, 2026
  5.0
  Estamos muy felices con este daycare. Los trabajadores son muy profesionales, atentos y siempre muestran interés genuino por el bienestar de los niños. Mi hijo se siente feliz y seguro, y eso significa mucho para nuestra familia. Recomiendo este lugar a cualquier padre que busque un ambiente de confianza y cuidado de calidad .
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  gilda gongora

  Aug 14, 2026
  5.0
  "¡No podríamos estar más felices con Kidstown Learning Center! 🌟 El ambiente es maravilloso, lleno de amor, paciencia y dedicación para los niños. Ver a los pequeños aprender, compartir y disfrutar en un espacio tan seguro nos da total tranquilidad. ¡Mil gracias a todo el equipo por cuidar tan bien de nuestros hijos!""Excelente lugar para la educación preescolar y VPK. El personal es sumamente profesional y cariñoso, creando un entorno ideal para el desarrollo y la felicidad de los niños. 100% recomendado. 💖🏫"
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  Jackie Britt

  Jun 28, 2026
  5.0
  I toured the Kindercare in Boynton Beach about a month ago, and I had a wonderful experience. Bree gave an excellent tour and was very welcoming, knowledgeable, and answered all of my questions. The classrooms were beautifully decorated, the facility was very clean, and the entire environment felt warm and inviting. The staff was friendly, and it was great to see the children actively engaged in learning. I observed the Pre-K and math classes, and the teachers were interactive, attentive, and did a wonderful job keeping the children involved and excited to learn. Overall, it was a great experience, and I left feeling very impressed with the care, professionalism, and positive learning environment. I would definitely recommend the Boynton Beach Kindercare to families looking for a quality preschool and childcare program.
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  Frances Bethel

  Mar 8, 2026
  1.0
  My husband and I enrolled our daughter at KinderCare when she was about four months old. Initially, everything seemed fine, but over time I began noticing concerning things when picking her up. On several occasions her face would be bright red and it was clear she had been crying. Each time I asked about it, the teachers in the infant room would say she had just started crying or that they had just put her down, implying she had not been upset for very long. A few months later, however, a KinderCare staff member privately pulled me aside and shared information that was extremely troubling. I was told that my daughter was frequently left to cry for extended periods of time without anyone coming to comfort her. I was also told about an incident where, after my daughter woke up from a nap, an assistant teacher placed her on her lap and put a towel over her head in an attempt to get her to go back to sleep—even though she had just woken up. As a parent, hearing that your infant is being left to cry for long periods of time and essentially crying herself to sleep is deeply upsetting. The idea that something could be placed over a baby’s face is also a serious safety concern. While I understand that infant rooms can be busy and teachers must care for multiple children, leaving a baby unattended while crying for extended periods of time is unacceptable. Once this information was brought to our attention, my husband and I immediately withdrew our daughter from the center. Parents trust daycare providers to care for their children with attention, compassion, and basic safety. Unfortunately, our experience did not reflect that level of care.