All, and any positive reviews you come across are from the previous owners. Do Not Send Your Child Here! They aren't concerned for the well being of your child, and they can't hold onto teachers long. They're also constantly coming under the microscope of the Department of Early Education.

The Director's who "run" this place are greedy, impertinent, and have poor business ethics. Stay away. I should have left months ago, when they were more concerned with us signing a "legal liability document that we will not sue" after my child busted her lip open in the classroom from falling on a bookshelf, more than for her well being . Now I understand children can be clumsy, and my LO, who's now 2.5, was a trooper at the ER with her stitches, but all the Directors cared about was us signing that waiver. It was her Teacher at the time ( as there has been many since then due to the extremely high turnover of staff) who texted and reached out. I understand covering one's self for Liability, but pretend to care at least to save face. The constant turnover of staff and teachers here is insane ! That alone should make people weary. All of the teachers I've met thus far are wonderful and work with what they have (mostly old and dirty low budget toys to barely stimulate your child), but they smarten up pretty quickly and realize the ill mannered, and disorganized Directors are not worth their time. After a year of giving it a solid try, we decided it was time to switch so we gave notice. I paid for the month of August on the 1st, I also let them know my daughter wouldn't be there that week because we had covid. They didn't respond with a feel better, or a generic how is she doing . They got their money, what do they care, right. August 2nd I told them this would be my daughters last month. 2 Days later they wrote an email back with a generic wish us well ( tbh that's big of them to acknowledge us well, and a first) but that they won't giving me back the security deposit of $850, as my child's last day would be 7 business days short of being there a year. Let me repeat, A place that claims it's a not for profit, is keeping $850. Cool story, but like for what are you keeping the deposit for? Certainly not to buy better toys, or keep consistent staff there for more than a month. I've never been late for a payment, not once , and they were keeping it because my child had not been attending their daycare for 7 days more to Equate to an entire year, since she would be starting elsewhere on September 1st. The irony that I was told she wouldn't qualify for a years care while she was out for week with covid doesn't go unnoticed. I don't imagine this business being around for a long time because the directors lack integrity, have poor communication skills, and just don't actually care at the end of the day. I, like most parents, want my child surrounded by leaders who actually care, and don't see dollar signs all the time. There's much better options of daycares, and this one shouldn't be in the business of educating children. You don't need a PHD (which one of their director constantly pats themselves on the back for) to see this place won't make it much longer, and can't keep long term employees as they treat their staff poorly.

Woodsedge has been absolutely wonderful. Our daughter just transitioned into the toddler room, and had such a positive experience while in the infants.

Her teachers always provide us with great communication. We love getting the daily reports through the Tadpoles app, and the pictures they send make our day! They always make a point to tell us about her day at pick up, and do a great job letting us know what she needs for school.

Most importantly, Our daughter is happy to be at Woodesdge. She walks herself up the stairs every morning, and always has a smile for her teachers. She's made friends in class, and says their names all the time at home!

Woodsedge has gone through a lot of transitions recently, but we are happier than ever. We highly recommend it to any parents in search of care for their little one.