Country Child Care Licensed Center W Irma St, Maize

They are always fantastic..organized, friendly, and take great care of the kiddos. My son loves it at Country Child Care. I'm very thankful for the kind staff. It's by far the best center my Son has ever been to. Thank you Country Child Care.

Country Child Care is a great center! We have been sending our kids for over a year. They offer competitive rates, extremely flexible scheduling, and quality programs. I am a nurse and work two weekdays a week. The days my kids go changes frequently. As long as I give them notice, my kids are welcome any time. This center is one of the only centers that will let you pick and choose part time days. Everyone is friendly and my boys love going there. We plan on using them for many years to come!

Very nice family-style daycare place. They got home-cooked meals for kids, so you don't need to send food with child. And they actually make sure your child is eating well. Lots of space to play. Great attention to kids and any specifics you'd like them to pay close attention to. They got my child potty trained at the age of 1 year and 10 months in a matter of 2 weeks. Lots of work on their part. Excellent attention to details.

My son has been going to stuffed beanie babies and blankies for months and everyone there have been very understanding and helpful. My son's vocabulary has grown tremendously and he plays a lot better with other children. My sister's kids have even started wanting to play with my son instead of running in the opposite direction at family functions. We've started to do some behavior reinforcers that they do at day care at home, and it has made home life calm again. I have only good words to say I am extremely happy and plan on my son going there as long as possible.

I can't say enough good things about this school! My son started at Country Child Care when he was 8 weeks old. Leaving your infant in someone else's care is difficult no matter what, but the folks at CCC made it the best experience I could ask for. I love the fact there are camera's in every classroom. I think it is phenomenal that almost everyone that works at CCC know my son's name, from the owner, to the admin staff, the teachers, and the center’s cook! I feel like they're all invested in him and care for him, and that is invaluable to me. He just turned two and came home just the other day counting and recited his ABC's. This isn't just a place to send your kids to play, they're learning life skills and preparing for school. Check this place out, you won't be disappointed!

Hello! Honestly, this is going to be a bit of an odd review. But hey, I feel it's necessary to get a child's point of view on the business. That's right. I attended this child care center myself, for almost all of my pre-pubescent life. I dont quite remember when I first showed my face here, as I was far too young to remember such a thing. I do, however, remember being part of their family until i turned twelve. I am now, almost, 23. So, as almost half of my life was spent around these fine people, I have to say: They taught me many things that I find valuable to human character today. They made sure i stayed on top of my homework and were always very nice and caring. Miss Nedra, Paula, Jill, Christi. Im not even sure who still works here. But they all had some impact on my life. I have fond memories of field trips to the pool, delicious meals from their kitchen, playing outside on the playground, and general laughter and play. One of my best friends to this day, is someone I met growing up here. I will cherish these people forever, and I highly recommend you allow your child to have these experiences as well. I hope they feel the same as I do someday. Thank you for your time, Blake

My daughter started here today and was told not to return. I will admit her behavior her first day was horrible. I explained to them when i toured that she has been at the same daycare since she was 2yr old (she is now 4 1/2) her dad and I are recently divorced, and she started a new daycare on his days. I warned them that she was having behavior issues (not listening, throwing things, and screaming) and that i am more than willing to work with staff. She will be going back to her old daycare where she is welcome...i only moved her due to her being in the Maize school district next year...they gave ZERO warning that she would not be able to attend anymore. They didnt even call to tell me about the issue until the end of the day. I would not consider using them if your child is going through a lot of difficult changes...they do not seem equipped to handle issues.

My son attended here from the time he was 5 months to about 19 months. The staff that cared for my son almost always seemed engaged, and he was almost always excited to see them. That is the only reason why this isn't a one-star review. I was disappointed that things like his development milestone progress reports were not consistent, and that once he moved into the 1 year old room, the room teachers were very inconsistent--I never knew who would be working each day so I couldn't tell my son what to expect. We had issues with illnesses, which is somewhat to be expected in any daycare, but then we were told that it was OK to bring him back the next day as long as his fever was gone in the morning--against state guidelines and their own policy which says to wait 24 hours. I think this bending of the rules was the reason my son was sick so much. He was on antibiotics 3 times in a two month period, all for unrelated illnesses. He actually developed an allergy to amoxicillin from the whole ordeal. That had my husband and I searching for a new daycare, but before we had settled on which one, I received a call at work on a Wednesday from Nedra saying that my son was no longer welcome there after Friday. I had two days to find an opening at a new daycare. My son is a biter, and I can understand that every daycare has their limit on what they can accept, but we had no realistic warning. The manual that was in effect when my son started said that "No child is ever excluded from our program because of biting." It also said that we would be notified with two weeks notice if anything in the handbook changes--which we weren't. Additionally, their current handbook says that the steps to getting kicked out involve a conference with the parents, director, and teachers together to try to work out a plan, but that never happened. It's unfortunate that the daycare has such bad management--it's a tragedy to the teachers, parents, and kids who go there. I would have sued if I thought it would have done any good--but hopefully by sharing my story, those that come behind can know a little more about what they might be getting into at Country Child Care.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this Daycare!!!! I have never had an issue with this daycare at all!! Every single member of the staff is always so cheerful and nice!!! My kids beg to go there- the have nothing but positive things to say about their teachers there :)

By far the best place you could ever imagine caring for your babies! All the ladies are so nice, love them and appreciate them so much! Grandma greets you when you come in the door! She's the best!