KidBridge Academy

"My son would always get sick when he was enrolled to this daycare , Too many “accidents” happened because he was put with the older children when he was way younger my child did not liked going last day I picked him up I caught his teacher saying to my 2 year old “ Te pegastes? Que bueno” while my son in pain crying when he bumped his head, I confronted her and told the director and never took my child there again."

"The Kidbridge team has always been very welcoming. Daily communication and monthly newsletters goes out to parents. the doors are magnet secured. The kids have outside time, and will often have themed dress days and activities. The teachers are very kind and thorough with their care. My child is happy to go to school, he says hello and good bye excitedly everyday. I will say that I wished transition communication was more explicit to give parents expectations and routines of the new classroom. Otherwise, I’m glad I found a daycare I can trust for my child, consider scheduling a meeting with Ms. Martha during your next daycare search."

"I just want to congratulate the staff at kid bridge Academy, 802 for always going above and beyond with my kids who have been attending there for over 5 years,I want give a special thank you to the Director Veronica for always marking sure my kids are safe and for always keeping me informed about them I will definitely be recommending them to all my family and friends."

"My children attended this daycare for around about 2 1/2+ years they each are now 4 and 5 years old and attending elementary. During there time at this facility the staff was always kind and caring for my kids. The director Martha is a wonderful woman to walk into each morning and always welcomes you. There are fun holiday activities held and always fun rotating decor put up for the kids depending upon the subject of the month. Highly recommended!"

"My daughter has been going here since she was 9 months old, everything was great. She was happy, I was happy. Recently her favorite teacher left and she started to switch classrooms and this kind of change for a 18 month old is BIG. She started to act out the only way she could within two weeks she bite and scratched other kids out of frustration. Daycare stated they are going to suspend her and if it happens one more time they will suspend her indefinitely. A 18th month old, who doesn't know what that even is, to her thats more time at home. I told the director that was ridiculous that they should help her at school along with me, the director stated she understood that shes just a baby and cant express herself any other way but she couldn't allow that. Now I understand the other parent getting upset but I also understand that this isnt everyday and parents understand this will happen at times. The director suggested therapy or a Nanny, I told her that was counterproductive and SHES A BABY! Now I need to subject more change to her and find a childcare that will help her grow rather than turn their backs on her."