Crème de la Crème Learning Center of Mason

Nadezhda Neganov _{on Google}

Jun 20th, 2023

This is a negative 1 star review. The kindergarten is not an accredited institution, which no one tells you or does it say anywhere. The teachers are not licensed or accredited. Yet, the tuition is as though you are sending you child to a Harvard equivalent . Avoid!!! Avoid!!! Avoid!!!! If they were once a great place to send your child, that is in the past, now it is a money pit with nothing in return.

Andrea T. _{on Yelp}

May 9th, 2021

My little one loves loves loves going to "school"! Even in the youngest infant rooms, the staff are fostering the social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development of the little ones with lesson plans and themes. The communication to parents throughout the day is provided via the Life Cubby App whereby bottles, breakfast/snacks/lunch, diaper changes/potty, and naps are all logged -and- occasionally pictures and notes are shared as well. Creme is awesome at keeping parents informed of what's going on! The staff have fun and often the school has themed days and students and staff all dress up! The facility itself is  awesome for providing variety of areas for exercise and developmental growth.

Elham F. _{on Yelp}

Feb 17th, 2021

I can't say enough about creme . Both me and my son love it . He been attending creme for over 2 years . He's always happy when dropped off and picked up . I work long hours and I'm completely at rest knowing that we are fortunate enough to be part of the family . Stuff is loving ,friendly and always welcoming . Can't recommend it enough.

Kyle S. _{on Yelp}

Jan 9th, 2020

We love Creme. We switched daycares a couple years ago and the environment couldn't be better for our kids. The biggest difference is the personal attention and the curriculum. Our kids have a teacher with them most of the day and move through different classes throughout the day (STEM Lab, Computers, Spanish & Mandarin, Art, Music and more) with their specialized teachers. I was also shocked to see my two year old count to 20 in 3 languages. I thought he was regressing back to baby talk until I realized he was counting in mandarin.