By Jamaljackson March 17, 2012
This is a concentration camp for kids, if you want you're kids to get abused, cussed at, yelled at, then this is the place for you. When you hear about horror stories about daycares this is one of those. So fair warning do not drop you're kids off unless you want them to come home with brusies. The staff their are lazy, dumb, and crazy. Talk about uneducated, look it their staff. They got a bunch of monkeys running that place. ...read more
By Kim Stankowski at Citysearch March 18, 2011
Connie's Sunshine Learning School is one of the best preschool options in Northshore Milwaukee. The owner is professional and caring, and all the teachers are terrific and educated. My three year old son absolutely loves it there! The children are exposed to many different activities, including learning units, visits from ecology centers and magicians, a great indoor and outdoor playground, art projects, playtime with friends, reading and storytime, you name it. And the best part is it is a four hour day, instead of the typical 2 1/2 hours you find at a lot of other preschools. If you want to expose your child to other great children, great teachers, and a terrific learning and playful environment, I would highly recommend Connie's Sunshine Learning Center! ...read more
By Anonymous February 23, 2011
A Child's Place Preschool offers an amazing educational and fun experience to the children as well as their families. One of the things that tell it all is that if you watch the children arrive they run to the door every morning because they can't wait to get inside. This excitement continues the entire year with them still running to the building at the end of the school year. The teachers have an ability that I have never seen in a teacher before in their way of tapping into each childs abilities, and then teaching and nurturing each one individually. The results are amazing! You really need to spend a morning with them as it is impossible to try to explain it. We love A Child's Place Preschool , it has changed our lives. ...read more
Open Doors Learning Center is your child care center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Your child will be encouraged to learn and grow through playing with peers and instructors in a safe and clean environment. You can be certain that our staff has received extensive training in how to properly care for children from the ages of 4 months to 12 years old. Rest easy knowing you are giving your child a great experience. You can depend on us to help your child reach his or her academic potential. Our infant and childcare services are affordable, and you'll have many options for how to pay for services rendered, including W-2 and Private Pay. ...read more
By Open Doors Learning Center October 29, 2014
We are currently enrolling children ages 6 weeks-12 years of age. I know the summer is fast approaching and parents, you may be looking for a safe, supportive, Christian environment for your school-age child. We are offering a summer school-age program, where they will be involved in many hands-on activities, projects, along with receiving additional instruction in math and reading. If you know of academic areas that your child needs help in, let us know ahead of time, and we will work with them in those areas. As the director, I am a former MPS teacher and administrator, and am well aware of the challenges children face at school. Let us help your children continue their academic success. We are open Monday-Friday form 6 am to 6 pm. We are a quality facility that puts children and families first. Applications are accepted on a first come, first served basis and free transportation is available. ...read more
By Eternal Life Child Care Academy May 13, 2009
When choosing crafts for a preschooler, it is important that it is both easy for the child to complete themselves as well as one which helps to stimulate their creativity. A good craft for a preschooler will help them to understand lessons in colors, numbers and shapes. ...read more
There are many things in preschool that can cause a child to become angry and act out in negative ways. One such negative way they may react is to begin hitting other children or their teachers. Should you have to deal with a preschooler who hits, there are some things you can do to handle the child. ... ...read more