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We love this place. Spent some time calling & visiting about 9 other places that would take infants. From the moment we walked in we knew that step by step was the place to be. Excellent communication with the staff, they treat our son like he was their own. Very loving, friendly, caring, people here who all love what they do. It is a little more money than other places, but absolutely worth the extra 15%. They're always doing some kind of activity on every level.
- Posted by Parent - Mike & T
512/27/2011
My daughter, Emma, went to Step-By-Step from an infant to 5 years old. I spent 9 months looking for a child care center and visited 15 centers before I chose one. I have been the Director of a Before and After School Program for 18 years so I knew exactly what I was looking for and found it at Step-By-Step. I chose to place my daughter in the private Kindergarten instead of her Elementary School (which I worked at). Even though it was a hard choice to make because the Kindergarten at her home school was also very strong I was so glad that I did. I felt that she got the attention, structure and one on one time that really pushed her to achieve at her highest level. She was spelling at a second grade level, her math and writing were also above grade level. I also feel that her success was from the strong foundation that was laid in the pre-school and pre-K programs at the center. The communication from the teacher and owners was exceptional. What I loved most about the center was the feeling of family, I felt that Emma was genuinely really loved and cared for there priceless!
- Posted by Parent - emma.
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