I HIGHLY DISCOURAGE anyone from enrolling their children here. My child was enrolled for one month and then kicked out, and not for the reasons of being hazardous to other kids or hitting or bullying. He was kicked out because he was "too affectionate and needy, and we cannot provide that kind of attention to him because we have other kids to watch. He is up the teacher's bush all day long and she said she has to start her nerve medication again". Verbatim was I was told. Highly unprofessional. Especially because I would stop in at lunch everyday and stay for 15 minutes when I picked him up everyday. I would ask how he was doing and they assured me everything was great, that he was playing, and that "they didnt hear him cry at all today". Then one day I receive a phone call and I am blindsided. So after 1 month and updates twice a day, everyday, now there is a problem? They are ill equipped to run a daycare because they do not know how to interact with children or deal with separation anxiety. The direct purpose of a child care facility is to supervise, nurture, and care for children before the child enters kindergarten. Their values should include honesty, respect, responsibility, and caring. Evidently this place lacks some critical virtues. These preliminary years are what mold your child and help shape them to interact with the world around them. I'm better off without him there so that he doesn't develop issues with rejection and other insecurities later. Evidently children that are parented correctly to be loving and affectionate are reprimanded and dismissed; however, those that are parented to bite and be aggressive are allowed to stay. Brilliant. Keep up the good work.

My little cousin goes to Noah's playloft preschool and he loves it. He comes home everyday to tell me how much fun he has and all the things he learned.I myself wouldnt mind working at a place like this but im only 17. I was. Wondering if they had any summer jobs opening for teens around my age.

My little cousin goes to Noah's playloft preschool and he loves it. He comes home everyday to tell me how much fun he has and all the things he learned.I myself wouldnt mind working at a place like this but im only 17. I was. Wondering if they had any summer jobs opening for teens around my age.