My Little Munchkins 2

We’ve had an incredible experience at My Little Munchkins, and I can’t say enough good things about the program and staff. My daughter has absolutely thrived here, and as she prepares to head into kindergarten, I’m confident she’s more than ready socially, emotionally, and academically. The curriculum is sent out before the week and photos are posted throughout the day. She comes home excited to share what she’s learned, whether it’s a new letter sound or a story from circle time. Just as important, the teachers have helped her build strong social skills, confidence, and emotional resilience. The environment is nurturing and structured in the best possible way. The staff truly know and care for each child, and their communication with families is excellent. We’re so grateful for the foundation My Little Munchkins has given our daughter—she’s walking into kindergarten with everything she needs to succeed.

Distrustful staff, inaccurate documentation, and poor child care overall (directly observed staff have toddlers downward dog to wipe them as other students look on; staff yelling at students, though you pay for meals will not feed your toddler if they arrive after necessary medical appointments and will steal tuition while on vacation despite notice). Do not recommend.

Sent both of my children here for over 3 years. Great ownership and responsiveness to questions. Lesson plans are fun and educational and kids are well cared for and loved. They also use the brightwheel app for keeping parents informed with pictures and details of children’s day which is an added perk. We had to leave because we moved but wish we could’ve stayed!

My Son is 3 years old and literally was called weird By the owner and the woman that is right under her. They called him that because he was running around saying he was the Grinch(this is all during Christmas season btw) and chasing kids. My son is the smallest not youngest but smallest in the class and a sweetheart and I didn’t see anything wrong with him being playful that’s what kids do. What he did was no different than the average toddler acting like a monster but to consider a child weird because of that is wrong and unprofessional. I don’t take things light when it comes to my children as I’m sure Many other mothers don’t either so I wanted to share that information.

Would you feel comfortable with your child attending if you knew that the gate was closed by a bike lock for a while?