The Crème School of Woodbridge, VA

Reviews

• KM

  Keya Meishawn

  Jun 17, 2026
  5.0
  My twins transferred to Creme de la Creme in Woodbridge for before and after school care, and I couldn’t be happier with our experience. From the very beginning, they felt welcomed, safe, and excited to be there every day. They genuinely loved attending, which gave me so much peace of mind as a parent. A special thank you to Ms. CiCi, who was absolutely amazing with my children. She was incredibly kind, patient, and caring. She took the time to get to know both of my children and always treated them with warmth and respect. My son was treated poorly at their previous before and after school program due to his disability, but Miss CiCi’s patience, understanding, and positive approach made such a difference for him. It was evident that she truly loved all of her students and cared about helping my son succeed and feel included. Ms. CiCi created a positive, supportive environment where my children could learn, play, and build confidence. I am so grateful for the care they received and I highly recommend Creme de la Creme Woodbridge to any parent looking for a safe, nurturing, and exceptional before and after school program. The school leadership was also warm, welcoming, and accommodating. Thank you Meaghan!
• JC

  Jessie Clark

  Mar 13, 2026
  5.0
  Both of my boys are enrolled at Creme for their summer camp program, as well as drop on care during school holidays. We love Creme so much, from the amazing teachers and support staff, to the great facilities where my kids can play, and the awesome curriculum that keeps them engaged and learning all year long. I've never encountered an issue when trying to communicate with teachers or staff. I highly recommend Creme for those of you who are looking for an exceptional environment for your children to learn and grow.
• MF

  Madalena Freed

  Jan 17, 2026
  5.0
  We love this daycare - the teachers treat our kids like family, it is extremely clean, and the kids are learning each day.
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  Stephanie Sheridan

  Nov 1, 2018
  2.0
  While this school has an amazing academic program and style that I absolutely fell I love with and is clean and safe from the outside dangers. Your child is not necessarily safe from other students nor will the school notify you when your child is assaulted by another student unless it leaves a mark or unless the incident happens to the child’s head. However hair pulling is not considered hurting someone’s head. Well my child has been enrolled for three months and has been hit about her head and body with never an incident report from the school. My daughter is unhappy with attending the school because of two other students both of whom have chronic behavior issues. They have both hit my daughter previously in the head and pinched her and no report has been sent home. Well yesterday I witnessed the most violent scene in music class. The male problem child was clearly having issues and running around knocking stuff over when my daughter and I walked into class as my daughter tried to put her jacket on the table this child ran up to her and used his entire body to body slam my child into the wall. The child was not immediately removed he was then throwing instruments or pieces of instruments at his fellow classmates who were nicely lined up trying to leave the room. As the teacher was chasing the child around the room this child then walked up to other students closed his fist and began punching his other classmates in the back of the head. He was not restrained or removed from the room. The teacher called for help and while waiting for help the child continues knocking chairs over and punching other students in the head repeatedly and the only thing that was said to him was that this be was unacceptable. When the other teacher finally arrived to help the student still was not removed from the room and this other teacher only tried to ask the kid what he was going to be for Halloween. Within thirty minutes that child was back in the room with the children he assaulted. He was not made to apologize to my daughter or the class as a whole. So effectively that child was taught there are no consequences for bad behavior and that you can act out and physically hurt other students without taking responsibility for your actions. The students who were assaulted were also taught that this is ok and that their body and personal space is not important or in need of being protected. He later that day was pulling my daughters hair. Which again I was told is normal and not a big deal. The parents were not made to come and get their child for the day and now the school refuses to move this kid out of my daughters class and refuses to move my daughter out of harms way from this child. This 4 yo child had his 4 yo birthday at the beginning of October and had already been in the 4 yo class since September as he celebrated his birthday in my child’s pre K class even though this child will not be headed to kindergarten next year due to our county’s rules and clearly is not ready to be a part of a classroom with other 4 yo. As soon as I can find another center to care for and educate my child that will be done. It seems in my conversations with the director that it is more important to protect themselves and this one kid over the entire class of students If your child is in Ms. Jessica’s class at the Port Potomac Woodbridge location and did not receive an incident report please talk to your child about being punched in the head repeatedly yesterday by another student. I was also told that the well being of the other children in my daughters class is not my concern so this is the only way you will find out what is really going on in your child’s classroom.

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