Childtime of Ann Arbor

From my tour, the school seemed a bit small for the number of children they had. I wasn’t fond of the fact that, as soon as you open the door, there was a group of children sitting out in the open with no designated lobby or proper area to receive guests. The tour felt rushed, as the guide spoke very quickly, almost as if she wanted to finish as soon as possible. Our daughter is only 3 months old, but during the tour, they declined to show us the infant room, explaining that there wasn’t any current availability for her. Instead, they only showed me the room she would join after waiting until September. When I entered that room, I noticed it was messy, which the guide attributed to it being almost nap time. However, what stood out more was the behavior of the staff. Two teachers were sitting in the corner and didn’t even bother to greet us properly. One of them had just started that day, but I couldn’t understand why the other teacher didn’t make more of an effort. Overall, I got the impression that they avoided showing us the infant room, possibly because it wasn’t as clean or presentable as it should have been. While I’m sure the school follows state regulations, it seemed a bit crowded for my preference. I feel my child would benefit more from a space that is less confined and offers more room to move around and explore, so I do not plan to enroll her there.

We've trusted Childtime to care for our little one since she was a 2020 covid infant. Honestly, their hours (opening at 630a) were a large reason we went with them, so we could drop her off occasionally before 7am work time. Their app has kept us comfortable to be able to check-in through out the day. Most importantly, for us now, the directors and teachers honor our child's individuality and have help through all transitions. We will miss Childtime when it's time for kindergarten.

We send our not quite 3 year-old to Childtime on their Flex Plan, meaning he only goes about once a week. The flexibility in their scheduling is exactly what our family needs and I’ve recommended them to several moms of little ones. Their staff are so wonderfully attentive and patient with the kids. We’re so happy we found this place! The location is extremely convenient, just off the freeway. I’m very happy with the kinds of food and snacks they serve (even if my picky eater usually turns it down). They offer a live feed of what’s going on in the various rooms, and on our first day I checked the video about every three seconds lol. I get updates all day about meals, naps, and potty breaks. The director, Angel, has been wonderfully responsive and easy to work with- better than many of other places we looked at when we were searching for a daycare. I honestly love this place.

Best day care in the area. My daughter went here since she was 3 months till she turned 2, before we moved out of state last year. We still miss this day care, very professional through our the pandemic time too, they do a bunch of activities and will accommodate special request as needed. We had so much diaper rash issues prior to going here but this day care through the time took care of her. Director and all teachers are awesome ♥️ If you work at dominos this is a no brainer if you r looking for one...easy to drop off and pick up

I couldn’t imagine trusting a group of people more with my son. From his first day at Childtime, I knew he was in a safe and reliable environment. On days where I miss him a little bit extra, I take advantage of the Watch Me Grow app and log in to see what activities he is sound throughout the day. I also enjoy getting photo, nap and food updates from the Brightwheel App. The educators at Childtime consistently challenge our children with learning new age appropriate material and words. Not only has his vocabulary improved, he has also learned plenty of American Sign Language that we use daily at home as well. We are very proud to take our son to Childtime and would recommend it to any family looking for childcare in the area.