Little Willow

"I love Little Willow, and so did our daughter. All the teachers are very experienced and treat the babies like their own. Everything is organized, and they do lots of activities with the babies. They have a nurse on site. And facility is beautiful."

"Seriously the best daycare to send your kids. The staff is extremely friendly and wonderful with my son. He used to go to a different daycare and had a terrible experience. Here, he loves his teachers and never wants to leave when we pick him up at the end of the day. We are so grateful for the way his teachers have gained his trust. Highly recommend this daycare to anyone with small children."

"This daycare does not allow children the proper time to adjust to new environments. A child was removed after the first day for completely age appropriate behavior. Unacceptable and unbelievable. Don’t waste your time if you have a child who isn’t already acclimated to the daycare setting. Edited: 1:45pm 2/16/2022 I find it interesting that 5 more reviews were submitted just after my review… 2 of which are confirmed staff members at this very daycare… also interesting that 2 out of the other 3 people who submitted reviews all have the same last name… seems to me someone is trying to buff their ratings instead of acknowledging their mistake."

"Do NOT send your child to this daycare, especially if they have any developmental delays. They kicked my 3yr old out after 2days. I spoke with the owners months ago about my sons significant speech delay and how Covid has impacted his development. The owners assured me that they would be able to provide the support my son needed and even mentioned a speech therapist they planned to consult with. Because of this, we chose to wait until they opened. Due to delays with opening they sent a staff member to come to my house (she was great) and she even spoke with them and explained what she saw with him while she watched him. After the first day they called me about “concerning” behavior, and they wanted to have a meeting. I went the next day and the behaviors described were throwing toys, not staying in one area for long, walking into the hallway, laying on a table, and attempting to take another child’s food. All of these are fairly appropriate given his age and that we spoke with them about his delays and that it was day 2. They then told me that he should be placed in an intensive program with a one on one staff. Which is absolutely outrageous given the very mild behaviors they described and the fact that they did not give him any time to acclimate to the daycare environment. It is unacceptable to claim that your daycare is an inclusive environment that welcomes all and then after 2 days kick a child out for expected behaviors."