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WILD About Learning Academy

1100 SE 22nd St, Bentonville, AR 72712

Preschool in Arkansas

37Elevated Risk
Preschool
3.8(42)Yelp(0)
Hours
7 AM–6 PM

Business record

Address
1100 SE 22nd St, Bentonville, AR 72712
Category
Preschool

Hours

Listed on Google

Mon
7 AM–6 PM
Tue
7 AM–6 PM
Wed
7 AM–6 PM
Thu
7 AM–6 PM
Fri
7 AM–6 PM
Sat
Closed
Sun
Closed

Hours change without the licence record changing. Call before you plan a drop-off around these times.

From Google

Recent parent reviews

  • I have 2 girls here, 3 and 1. We’ve been there a year and absolutely love it, we’re only leaving due to relocating. Both girls love their teachers and friends so much. 1 has to stay goodnight to all her friends/teachers before going to sleep. She used to be hard to drop off but the teachers quickly adjusted and learned what prevents meltdowns, she now runs inside. We struggled with potty training the oldest but they have worked with her so well and been very patient and she does so good now

    Hannah NunamakerJan 10, 2026
  • My daughter started at Wild West when she was 14 months old, she’s now at the 2 and up facility which is Wild About Learning. I truly don’t think I could’ve picked a better day care for her. They are so thorough, attentive, and truly care about the kiddos. Trusting your child with anyone is hard, but they’ve always made me feel so comfortable. Any concerns are immediately dealt with. I have and would recommend this day care time and time again.

    Audrey KissingerJun 29, 2024
  • Like any first time parents, we were extremely nervous about dropping our 6 week old off at ANY daycare. It took no time at all to see the staff take our daughter in as one of their own. She has been going here nearly 6 months now and absolutely loves it. The staff, from teacher to director, greet her by name each day and make it clear they are dedicated to her safety, care and development. The ease of mind we have knowing that our daughter is in good hands is priceless.

    Collin NewOct 17, 2023
  • We started our daughter at Wild when she was 4 months old. They very quickly became family and have always showed so much love and care for our monster! This is a wonderful school and family not just a daycare. I always appreciate the thoughtful curriculum and guidance they give our kiddo!

    Lindsay MooreJul 18, 2023
  • A thread —— My daughter spent 11 months at the WILD About learning daycare. 10 of those months were at the infant facility that see takes care of newborns until 2 yrs old. We had a good experience there w the exception of teacher turn over causing a lot of anxiety. It’s hard to drop your child off with someone you don’t know. It’s heart breaking actually. Other than that, I felt like admin and the front desk staff were always helping, kind and consistent with their greetings. We did get attach to several teachers there. I felt that they genuinely loved and cared about my daughter. They listen every time I had a concern (1st time mom) and always made it a point to tell me how each issue was handled/resolved. Great communication. I brought up a concern and they would handle the resolve. We made plans and worked together well. I especially loved that the chef was knowledgeable about managing my daughter’s gluten and dairy allergies. We did have to bring all of our own replacements which was VERY taxing. Subbing roughly 16 things a week was not fun. 4/5 stars for the infant center. Main campus was a much different story. I knew going in that there was a violence issue - kiddos hurting each other and teachers. Dina Ford had sent out a message to all parents a few months before we moved addressing the violence and that it needed to stop as well as a few other things like stuffies, blankets and children coming in with their own breakfast or drink. It caused too many fights and it’s wasn’t fair to the other children that went without. That message was my first red flag. The overall tone was irritation from the administration and that concerned me. But the real issues for our experience were communication, tracking meals, allergens and the way administration handled our concerns. I had a meeting with administration on my daughters 3rd day bc she had form the worst rash she’d had since removing her allergens on her very first day. I brought her in with a wet diaper and pants that day bc we have a long commute and she owed through. When I brought her into the school I notified her teachers it wasn’t done and laid out everything they needed to change her. They didn’t post her diaper change for over and hour and then back logged it when I messaged. I was worried my daughter didn’t get changed enough and was suffering for it! In stead of Dina, the owner, simply stating that she watched the camera and my daughter had been changed within 10 minutes if arriving; she added after I expressed my concerns, “And how did you bring her to us this morning? Soak. Yeah.”That’s when I knew I needed to get out. She called herself the “dragon” bc she grieving protected children but in my experience it just meant that she was a hot head that was an expert in passive aggression.

    Sarah HallJun 5, 2023
  • We absolutely love Wild About Learning! We are new to the area and our son struggled with the transition. Thanks to Miss Abby’s love and support he quickly overcame his nervousness and has since bloomed in her care. Along with amazing teachers, they also have an excellent support staff and food program for the kiddos.

    Breanna GallFeb 15, 2023

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