I just have to say that I love this daycare immensely. After a horrible experience at a different daycare, I went in search of better one. I was told to go look at this daycare and fell in love with it. My son and daughter have now been there for a couple months and I could not be happier. My kids love coming home and teaching me the sign language and new songs they have learned. They are both So happy and learning so much!

My daughter has thrived at the sun garden learning center. Emily and Janine have the warmest hearts and not only care for children but help them learn to be independent. My daughter takes such pride in her accomplishments and is ready to start kindergarten with confidence and a good background in basics like abc's and also music, art. She comes home everyday happy and telling stories about her days adventures. I am happy I found this daycare that is better than daycare!

I don't know who that reviewer is but I think her review is a reflection of her own issues, not the daycare. Did she expect the staff to take away personal food from one child to "cater" to her own's child's desire of wanting the other child's food. If she was in a restaurant, would she ask a manager to take food away from another patron's table because her child wanted it? I am a grandparent of a child who goes there, and in the policy handbook, it specifically states that dessert type food will be sent back home.The daycare does not provide lunches, only snacks. The daycare promotes independence and self-reliance which has made the biggest difference for my grandchild. I am lucky that this daycare does not CATER to needs of the children. We do that for infants, NOT children who will soon be going on to Kinidergarten and eventually the world. This day care offers what they are...truly a LEARNING center......Thank you Sun Garden!

PART 2 of my review... I overlooked the first time that you didn't allow my son to eat the rest of his lunch after he wanted it because his chicken nuggets were served cold. (lunches are provided by parents) And then I also overlooked the fact that when I showed up unexpectedly to get a paper signed, I witnessed them raising their voice, and being mean to a poor crying little girl who had to gopotty during nap time.This time I am saddened to feel that I cannot bring my child back to an establishment that I thought was a trustworthy happy environment. I wish I hadn't been wrong. :( And unfortunately, even though it means I can't continue my schooling, my son will not be returning to this establishment.I am truly saddened at the treatment of my little boy, and at the disruption this has now caused in our life. I hope they consider changing these problems in the future, for the other children's sake. And I'd definitely consider providing lunch to save all the hassle, conflict and fairness

Imagine my dismay at walking in to see my son crying, with snot running into his mouth while eating his lunch, all because the girl beside him had chips that he wanted. No one catered to his feelings as I walked in to him being ignored. I am appalled that their policy of "eating healthy", means taking a cookie out of my sons lunchable, while nearly every child around him is eating doritos, lays chips, French fries, fried chicken, even pizza... While my child was eating his required healthy lunch of yogurt, tangerine, and ham, cheese and crackers. Everything that all the other kids are eating was complete junk food, yet they don't allow my son a cookie or a chip that they gave the girl beside him. The meal policy is hypocritical and should definitely be re-evaluated. It is offensive and hurtful that all children are not treated equally. I overlooked the first time that you didn't allow him to eat the rest of his lunch after he wanted it because his chicken nuggets were served cold TBC..

I am the one who submitted the first review and although I initially clicked the 5 stars for a 5-star rating, it only showed three. I really meant for it to be FIVE STAR.

This is the most incredible child care center I have ever seen. It is a quiet yet busy environment. Kids were wearing slippers and taling softly. There is an interactive planetarium. One child said he was so glad it was invented. Some were learning how to fold dinner napkins and others were to pour water from one little pitcher to another. There is also a tray where kids followed instructions and mix colored water together in test tubes. There is a grocery store with a little check out counter. There is a book nook. There is a science table with so many projects. There are painted murals walls. The staff is very nice and soft spoken. They play classical music in the background and it is very calming. They do a lot of art. There is a playground outside that has a Butterfly House where they do nature activities. It is the best!