Adventures On Discovery Drive

Kara Coffin _{on Google}

Mar 23rd, 2019

This place is a great place to work love most my staff and my awesome bosses!! And love love working with the children! They are my lil daycare kids!! I recommend bringing ur kid here!!

Rome Girouex _{on Google}

Feb 3rd, 2019

I love this place I have been going here for 6 year

Brianna Newcomer _{on Google}

Jun 27th, 2021

It's actually been quite some time since I pulled my daughter out of this daycare, but I happen to come across their page and decided maybe I should review/warn others while I'm here. This was the first daycare I ever took my daughter to and there were a lot of things that really kind of bothered me, but I thought maybe that's "just daycare centers" in general and perhaps I was overreacting because again I had no other experience with daycares. I can now say with confidence I was not being too picky or overreacting. Our new daycare is such a breath of fresh air after this place. My daughter had never ever gotten sick prior to starting here, and I do understand that it's very common for kids to get sick a lot after starting daycare, but she was sick more than just a lot, I can't remember a time she wasn't sick from the time we started until the time we left and the sicknesses she got here weren't your every day average sicknesses. She ended getting RSV, which I promptly informed the women in her INFANT room of, because there were children under 6 months in there whom RSV could be deadly to and they basically told me they didn't care/there was nothing they could do/would do because it sounds like basically their boss wouldn't let them inform the other parents anyway, in fear of losing money or something 🤦‍♀️ who knows why. Then she ended up with Whooping cough (yes, she was vaccinated but still ended up getting it) and when I talked to them about it they basically made it clear they weren't going to inform other families about it. I took it upon myself to give them a letter they could handout to other parents to inform them with additional information about it. They of course were not very appreciative of this and had no intention of actually handing it out until I informed them that if they didn't inform the families I would have my doctor inform the CDC who would inform everyone for them. She had a ton of other various illnesses over the course of her time there as well. At one point I took her to do a sleep study overnight at children's hospital because I was so concerned about her breathing that just seemed awful after all the illnesses. Even when she wasn't "sick", though I don't think there was ever a time that snot wasn't pouring out of her nose, I would constantly get calls to come pick her up early because she had a temperature... of course I'd always go get her, take her home and take her temp before deciding if she needed meds and guess what, she never had a temp. In fact some of those days seemed to be when she was happier and "healthier" than usual considering. I didn't understand until after talking to a few different girls that worked in her room when I learned the actual reason for this was because someone just wanted to lower the room ratio so they could go home early. My daughter would scream and cry and literally panic every single morning at drop off, the ENTIRE time she attended, I think probably 8 months she was there, it never got even a little better - again I thought maybe this was normal and just an adjustment. Funny that after 2 days of crying during drop off at her new daycare she completely quit doing this and would actually be happy, smiling, and sometimes even grab for her new teacher at her new daycare. She also magically quit being sick 24/7 after the switch as well. This place was just a nightmare. Also I swear they rarely changed her diaper, but somehow I needed to bring in a new giant box of diapers every week. There are plenty of other things I could/should complain about, but I think you get the idea. So if I were you I'd just go ahead and look elsewhere.