Kids of Camelot

From the infant room to the preschool room, Kids of Camelot has been wonderful. Their employee retention is the best part of Kids of Camelot. Every staff member knows my child by name and they go out of their way to compliment her. They're very loving people. If I pick up my kid at regular pickup time, they are watching TV, but when I've had to randomly drop-in for pick ups, I've seen them playing hot potato, singing, napping, crafting, having outside time, playing with toys, and eating really nice food like ham and potato soup. The staff goes above and beyond to make the kids' time at Kids of Camelot special. They do things like cooking demos, themed activity weeks, holiday parties, and water days in the summer. I like how they assess the kids from toddler age to preschool age, so you can see their progress on paper. My kid comes home knowing things like the days of the week and saying things like, "A is for apple." I have so much to thank Kids of Camelot for!

I honestly can’t believe this daycare has 2.8 stars! My boys have been going here for quite some time. I’ve had my days where I had to use my mom voice at a few staff members. Or dispute some fees but that comes with every daycare at some point lol. I’ve never felt uncomfortable dropping my kids off. Nor have my boys ever told me they hated it. I’m picky with who cares for my kids while I’m at work. It’s so hard to trust anyone these days. I literally went to 3 different daycares before finally calling this one (our home away from home). I’m a very observant person and I know when the vibes aren’t right. My boys have always been greeted with love and well taken care of and I love them for that. I also love the pin pad security entry, pretty nice. ***The bad reviews I’ve read on here I’m noticing have more to do with families that left the daycare on bad terms. Instead of getting loud there and addressing the issue THERE, they run here and leave a bad review*** If I could change ONE THING about this daycare it would be to adjust their breakfast time policy because not all parents work super early shifts. Meaning breakfast is over at 8:30a

This daycare is pretty good so far. My son started this past week. I was so nervous to put him into daycare at first but the ladies in the classrooms are so sweet and amazing with the kids. Everytime I pick up my son he is always ready to go and nothing is ever missing. The security they got going on is a plus too. It puts me more at ease to know that anyone can't just walk into this place and my child is safe and secure.

I would like to update my review because all four of my kids have been coming here and my youngest since he was a baby, the others from 6 yrs old up until 12 years old. So about 6 years and it has been great. The staff, the communication and safety! My kiddos love it! I’ve recommended this daycare to family and friends, and they have no complaints either. *It’s better not to rely on the reviews solely sometimes, because some reviews posted here are personal issues I believe. On the other hand my experience has been great!

Both of my Boys go to Camelot and enjoy it, of course at first kids have separation anxiety. My oldest is 7 and gets bored easily so he says he doesn't want to go on Fridays and my youngest still nurses he is two and crying every day when I leave. But he's OK and I know I can trust the daycare teachers. Management is great always take care of me and make sure I'm happy as well, as my boys. The Review below if from a mother who's Son Bites and attacks other children, my son being one of them Five different times! I have pictures and documents! So hard that is breaks skin and leaves a bruise and scabs that he still has from his most recent attack. This is not only a disgusting behavior it leads to disease a human bite is one of the worst if it breaks skin. Yes kids bite, but they don't repetitively attack Children & teachers every day it was something, at that point the parents should be addressing the behavior and having his physician do an evaluation. Maybe he has a mild autism, get him help. Don't bash a daycare with lies about not feeding them enough or not watching him, your the parent. Correct the behavior and get him help!