I absolutely love Childrens Nest. My son is not even two yet and is being educated every single day and has grown intellectually by leaps and bounds since starting here. The teachers truly care and seem to have a passion for their jobs. My son loves going and I feel safe and comfortable leaving there.

I dont usually like to post negative things but Ive been racking my brain trying to find a reason to justify this but I cant. The other day I was taking my daughter to daycare and I turn back around because I realized I had forgotten the picture frame that her teacher had her required us to purchase for the kids kids crafts. I pulled into the daycare parking lot at 9 a.m. sharp. It took me one or two minutes to get my daughter out of the truck and into the daycare. As soon as I walked in her teacher was standing outside of the classroom door, she told me I could hand her the picture frame but told me that I was not allowed to drop my daughter off because I was past the 9 a.m. drop off. Approximately four or five other parents entered the school after me. I went and talked to the Head of the preschool and she gave me this long drawn-out story as to why my daughter was not able to stay that day because I was late. I went on to explain to her that Im a single mother who recently started a new business and that mornings can be very hectic for me but I had a job to be at immediately and could not miss it without possibly losing business, she continued to tell me I had to leave and take my daughter with me as I watched another parent walkover and sign their child into her class much later than I had arrived. not to mention the other four or five parents that had shown up after me. while walking back out of the preschool, my daughters teacher calmly precedes to tell me that the picture frame but I had caused me to be a measly 2 minutes late (after collecting my child and walking inside), was broken Within The three minute period I had walked away. I then had to rush out and frantically find care for my child when so many others were overlooked.

My baby boy goes to Childrens Nest. I like the staff, they treat him like family! The fresh food that is served daily is great!

This place is great i personally know all the staff and all the kids are welcomed into a safe and loving envirement

I Find Childreds Nest The Best Day Care In Bradenton Because My Two Babies Go There And I never Have Had Any Of Them Injured Its Even Sercuted By Putting A Lock Code Inorder To Enter I Find It A Good Place For Childrend.

I dont usually like to post negative things but Ive been racking my brain trying to find a reason to justify this but I cant. The other day I was taking my daughter to daycare and I turn back around because I realized I had forgotten the picture frame that her teacher had her required us to purchase for the kids kids crafts. I pulled into the daycare parking lot at 9 a.m. sharp. It took me one or two minutes to get my daughter out of the truck and into the daycare. As soon as I walked in her teacher was standing outside of the classroom door, she told me I could hand her the picture frame but told me that I was not allowed to drop my daughter off because I was past the 9 a.m. drop off. Approximately four or five other parents entered the school after me. I went and talked to the Head of the preschool and she gave me this long drawn-out story as to why my daughter was not able to stay that day because I was late. I went on to explain to her that Im a single mother who recently started a new business and that mornings can be very hectic for me but I had a job to be at immediately and could not miss it without possibly losing business, she continued to tell me I had to leave and take my daughter with me as I watched another parent walkover and sign their child into her class much later than I had arrived. not to mention the other four or five parents that had shown up after me. while walking back out of the preschool, my daughters teacher calmly precedes to tell me that the picture frame but I had caused me to be a measly 2 minutes late (after collecting my child and walking inside), was broken Within The three minute period I had walked away. I then had to rush out and frantically find care for my child when so many others were overlooked.