Enchanted Care Learning Center

The teachers my toddler has had over the last couple years have been amazing. They send multiple pictures throughout the day and even had him make me a birthday card this year! So cute!!! The principal and her staff are exceptional and really down to earth. I would highly recommend this place to anyone. We actually live about 40 minutes away now - recently moved - but still drive our kiddo there every day because he is so happy. I mean, he literally started counting in Spanish the other day. The curriculum and dedication to excellence is evident to those who are a part of this community.
5 8 years ago (31-10-2017)

I have an almost 3 year old and an 8 month old who have been going here both since 12 weeks old and I have nothing but good things to say! My oldest loves “school” and has learned a lot including shapes, colors, counting. He brings home many projects and is so proud to show them off. He likes to tell me about his friends and the fun things they do throughout the day. The infant room teachers do a great job with providing detailed updates throughout the day as to how my youngest is doing. The administrative staff has been very helpful and accommodating when needed. Highly recommended Enchanted Care.
5 8 years ago (28-12-2017)

We were here for about 9 months, and I'm glad that there are people who have had good experiences here, however, my negative experiences here overshadowed my positive ones and my rating is based on both of my children's time there. Positive: you get a picture of your child every day (or nearly every day), they have a fun indoor facility, they have additional enrichment opportunities at your expense, they have more curricular programs than other daycares that I've checked in the entire Marysville area. Negative: Cubby spaces are "shared" so you get to enjoy hunting down your child's items every day, my son learned the art of punching others here, there is an incredible lack of communication between staff throughout the day so a child's need are not always met, I watched an older child punch a younger child in the large muscle room and I stood by as that child wailed and the after care teachers chatted across the other side of the room, also, prepare for the teacher's imposed personal beliefs regardless of your parenting styles. To expand on a few points; My daughter was the first in her class to be "potty trained" and the lack of communication between the morning and afternoon staff was obvious on several occasions when we came to pick her up and found her running around in her own filth seeping through her clothes, and each time this happened the staff told us they weren't told about the potty training. My son has nervous habits, and despite us informing his teacher of certain precautionary measures (and providing certain lip balms and ointments-with doctor's notes), we, on several occasions, picked up our son with red, cracked and swollen lips and on one occasion, cracked and bleeding hands. My son came home one day with sand in his hair and told me someone dumped it on him, I questioned his teacher on the lack of communication about this to us as parents and was told indifferently, "boys will be boys. Your son did it too." There may be no such thing as the perfect facility, but the thing that made us leave was my son's teacher lying to us for months. One of the things that drew us to this facility was the vegetarian options, which was a big deal because they refused to let us bring in our own food, regardless of how much we expressed our concerns. I was assured by several people that my concerns were unfounded because the staff was very careful so we opened ourself to trust this facility. We're pescatarian, and for our entire stay at this facility, my son went through a score of tests, blood draws, medications, incredibly segregated and specialized diets, several evenings of my son feeling too sick to eat, our own parental dismissals that he was simply just ill from daycare germs, and one really bad episode in which we had to take our son to the hospital (after I found him lying down in the hallway first thing in the morning-complaining of severe stomach pains and a bloated stomach), we learned that the reason for all of my son's health issues was something as simple as his teacher giving him meat. When some of your vegetarian diet includes options that look similar to hamburgers and hotdogs, then it is up to the teacher to do their part and give them the restricted diet that they were profusely informed about in the signup process, as well as throughout the time we were there. I even asked, on several occasions, if she had given my son meat, my concerns were quelled with a simple, "I know he doesn't eat meat. I only marked it in his profile that way, but he had the vegetarian option instead." My daughter's teachers also gave her meat, accidentally, but they were honest and called me immediately. My son told me he ate the same thing so I called his teacher again and confronted her; she finally confessed. My son has always been popular, but he was ecstatic to leave and loves his new school and he readily tells everyone he's a vegetarian now because "meat made him sick." We do not judge people who choose to eat meat, but don't impose your ideals on us. I clearly don't recommend this place.
2 8 years ago (05-01-2018)

I love the learning center... They've taught my kids so much. Their speech is so much better and they're so much more social. I get pictures and updates throughout the day to make working and leaving them at daycare a bit easier. Highly recommend!!
5 8 years ago (22-06-2017)

My little great granddaughter was scratched and bitten 3 times! I want to repeat that. 3 times!! She is 2 yrs. Old. When I seen the bite mark on her little arm, it broke my heart! Then I wanted to go there and see just what they call paying attention to the children looks like!
1 8 years ago (25-07-2017)