Five stars...LOVE this place! The moment you walk in the door you instantly know the kids are going to be well cared for and have tons of fun while learning. Its clean, spacious and conveniently located. The owners and the staff are all very friendly and easy to work with. They truly care about you and your child there...Thanks for taking such great care of the kiddos! :-D

We absolutely love this place! The Director, Michelle, is welcoming, kind, energetic and very responsive to questions.All of the teachers are friendly and helpful. My sons teacher is Miss Maddy and she is absolutely wonderful. He just loves her and has so much fun in her class. He learns a lot and enjoys being there. We couldnt be happier with our decision to come here!

When it was time to find a daycare for our 2 1/2 year old son, we were extremely picky and toured multiple daycare facilities as well as private residential daycares. The moment I walked into The Wonder Years Preschool, I immediately knew this was the perfect fit for us. A year later, we could not be more happy with the staff, cleanliness, and the nurturing environment.As a public school teacher I was very picky and wanted a daycare that provided a good balance of play and academics. The staff do an amazing job of balancing out the days activities, and I love hearing about the new things my son learns, and seeing the amazing social growth he has experienced over the last year. The owners, Eric and Michelle, have found their niche, and their love for their business and their jobs shows in their interactions with the kiddos. Along with the owners, the teachers for the 2 year old and 3 year old classrooms are fantastic. My son absolutely loves all of his teachers, and it is nice to be in a preschool that has very little turnover with the head teachers.For any parents in the process of looking for the best daycare for their children, please contact The Wonder Years! I just cant say enough good things about them.

Oh my goodness, where do I begin? My daughter and I felt (and still feel) so, SO blessed to have found this wonderful little school!! I really didnt know how thankful Id feel at the time of enrollment, but we sit here at the dinner table still to this day and talk about how lucky we were to have stumbled upon The Wonder Years.My daughter started there when she was 3.5, and attended until a few months before Kindergarten started (so roughly 2.5 years). She was provided with structure in a healthy, fun learning environment and was fully prepared (and confident as all heck) entering Kindergarten

Our daughter loves coming here! The teachers are great, they take the kids outside every day to play (if not snowing or raining), they do learning time, story time, and even let is do cloth diapers for our 2 year old. I have been very pleased with the care and this school.

Michelle, Eric, Ashley and Sammy are all amazing teachers. My girls absolutely love their school and I think their program is fantastic. I would highly recommend the Wonder Years.

The most unprofessionally run business I have ever encountered! Almost every week during my daughters two months there, something was misplacedShe came home one day wearing somebody elses clothes and a diaper that was two sizes too big. (She had diapers and an extra set of clothes in her cubby) when I confronted the owner she turned it around and tried to blame me. Somehow it was my fault her pants got thrown in the garbage.Another day I picked her up and she had a large scrape on her face. When I got an explanation it was we dont know what happened and also admitted that she didnt have it when she was dropped off that morning.Dont trust the reviews on Facebook. The owner blocks people that would leave a bad review, fyi.Michelle is so disrespectful and rude. She needs to get off her high horse and admit fault and fix things before yelling at the parents for HER wrong doing! I would never trust my child with them another day!

When we first moved to Bend we had a hard time choosing from the tons of preschools/daycares for our 4 year old to attend. After nearly touring all of them and our top picks being full we chose Wonder Years. We had just moved across the country, he was stressed like we all were and probably exhausted . My son on his third day there had a meltdown about his teacher putting his lunchbox in the fridge as he despises a cold sandwich. .Im not condoning this obviously but all kids have weird quirks and when stressed and in a new weird situation can act slightly crazy. The director said he was yelling at her uncontrollably so she called me from work to get him..I got there and she told me all he had done in front of him and proceeded to say IN FRONT of my son that he wasnt welcome at their school and was being kicked out. To save me from imprisonment and him more embarssment I allowed her this extremely ill method of kicking a new student out of the school. I realize it not ideal however this is what you are trained for..kids will have meltdowns amd your RESPONSIBILITY is to calm him down and be the grown up. I wouldnt leave my kid here again if they paid me. Choose wisely people..my son still recalls this and tells people hes been kicked out before.

If I could put 0 stars I would but unfortunately I cant, to start off I never felt welcome and there was no reason for that, when I paid upfront for 11 half days at 20$ a day, 4 day weeks (m-th) totaling 220$ Which was starting on the 15th of March, doing the math that covers this whole month, (the first week was only 3 days seeing as we started on the 15th of March which was a Tuesday) but we both forgot to add the registration fee of 60$ so I owed 60$ This week my son was extremely ill throwing up high fevers and like any good mother I did not take him in for that reason, it got better and I thought I would be able to take him in on Wednesday but when he woke up he was worse so I decided to take him in to the ER later that night after I got off work, which we spent ALL night in the ER didnt get home till 3am at this point we were just plain exhausted and I myself had got the sickness too, I get a call from Michell, the OWNER, saying why havent I came in to pay I explained we were in the ER all night I said I could come in right now and pay 660$ the full time tuition for the month of April as well as the 60$ registration fee, but I would have to bring my son because my husband was not home yet and him and I are both sick, she went on and on about how I said I was going to come in this day and that day and that I hadnt paid for this week, I said I have the invoice all I owe is the registration fee, and I havent come in because iv been taking care of my extremely ill 4 year old son! she continued to tell me I was wrong that I owed for this week, I then asked her as a mother to have some compassion for the fact that my son is ill and that I know I paid for this week and could prove it from the invoice that THEY sent, she said she wanted to call it a WASH and that she would have MISS. ASHLEY gather his things, leaving me in a horrible bind on top of coming down Ill myself I now have to figure out how to get child care by MONDAY so I dont loose the job I JUST worked SOOO hard to get! I would NEVER recommend any one go to THE WONDER YEARS, no one deserves to be treated the way we did. I cant believe someone would hound me over 60$ if your that hard up for 60$ and u need to pay your staff with it, you might want to think of closing down cuz that is plain ridiculous!

The family environment has always been perfect for my boy . Theyve always felt loved and valued by the teachers at TWY. Both my boys were very well prepared for kinder and I never felt out of the communication loop.