2018 Summer camp has been off the charts!3 fun filled field trips each week, a wide variety of activities, so everyone can have an amazing time! Onsite water park to cool off on the days the kiddos do not go on field trips. The staff is organized and upbeat, hats off to the directors (Jeanette & Jennifer) for running a smooth ship. My 7 yr old son has had a blast and got to experience so many fun adventures this summer while making new friends....which helped with the Mom guilt :)

Best of the Best.Jennifer, the executive director at Creme de la Creme, is very professional, knowledgeable, but also is clearly happy being around kids. At other daycares we saw staff caring for kids that looked irritated, very stressed, or couldnt handle the work load.I believe the difference at Creme is the right individuals are hired on that have a God given gift for working with kids and then they are supported. They keep us up to date on what is happening and provide a lot of peace of mind.On my daughters first day multiple employees already knew her name. They showed excitement to her that she was there. As she gets older we want her to enjoy her time in daycare and not just learn, but enjoy learning. With Creme we know that will happen and she is well taken care of.

I couldnt disagree more with the earlier comments. My son is 3 and a half and has been at Creme since he was 18 months old. He is thriving more than I could ever have imagined. The teachers and staff dont look at him just as a student, but they take personal interest in him and his development.Creme is a wonderful place to take your children!

My about to be 5 year old son literally bounces out of bed in the morning so excited for school @ Crème. Its a great feeling to walk in and know that everyone remembers us and is very kind. He comes home asking questions and excited to tell me what they learned that day. This is the best place to give your child the head start they need when youre a busy working parent.

Facility itself is starting to feel dated and a bit dirty. It is overpriced and under qualified and there is a lot of staff turnover. Frequent fund raisers and teacher appreciations, that parents are expected to participate - with those rates they should pay their teachers better and show some true appreciation.They are quite inflexible and in my opinion driven by money alone, they claim academic curriculums, yet there are no educators with degrees and when more money can be had, they put those benefits ahead of the kids and grow the class sizes to state max. Greedy.I am quite happy to have my kids out of there finally. Like others stated, they harvest kids short attention span by frequent changes in this so called academic curriculum.Getting in an out of that place is an accident waiting to happen as well.