Learning Tree Child Care Center, Danville PA

We have used this daycare for over two years now. The price is right and the staff are wonderful and caring. Drop off and pickup is super easy and there is always parking in front of the facility making it easy. Our son is having separation issues upon drop-off and they do everything they can to make the transition smooth. Then during Valentine’s Day, our son came home with hand and feet prints dated 2020 and a wonderful gift bag. I cannot say enough about this daycare facility. There are plenty of toys; kids videos always playing; and the staff is always interacting and do everything they can. I think a lot of people have unrealistic expectations when reviewing some of the posted reviews. They do just as good as we do at home parenting. The facility is clean and safe. If you have any issues, there is surveillance video you could ask for to resolve any issues. Our little guy is a finicky eater and everyday they do something to get him to eat, even when it’s not on the menu. Thank you for everything you do! Great work.

My son has thrived at the Learning Tree. He has been having a great time and his teachers show him lots of love and care each day. My son has been extra chatty since starting daycare here which we love to see! Staff are super warm and friendly, and the facility has been very accommodating to us. Overall a wonderful place that maintains excellent communication with parents. I would definitely send another child here if we had a second!

I have been very pleased this year with my kids' teachers- specifically Ms Tabitha and Ms Renee in the 2 year old class and Ms Keyla in the preschool class. My kids love them! I can tell that they really care about the children. Ms Keyla also goes above and beyond to make my son feel welcome and excited for school. As a mom, that peace of mind Is everything. Keep up the great work ladies!

The daycare staff are unprofessional when it comes to HIPPA regulations and the state regulations for the COVID pandemic. You are to wear masks, sanitize hands, wash hands, and check temperatures. Furthermore, when a child gets sick, don't jump to conclusions. Pollen has been at or close to 100% for over 3 weeks now. Do some research! I'm an aunt of a child that's enrolled; and I was distraught to hear how they were treated by staff and bullied by other children when they had a cough. Professionalism goes a long way!