Although I agree that Carriage House is expensive, as most are and do wish they would offer two weeks of unpaid vacation if you are in a full year contract, I do feel that the care they provide is better than many of the options out there. I feel that most of the staff enjoy working with the children. Of course there are times when they may be short or frustrated, that is true of all of us. But overall I think that they do a good job. My son comes home with crafts many times each week, he enjoys playing with his friends and generally seems quite happy to be there.

I loved my experiences with Carriage House Day Care! Everyone is so caring and professional and it is such a quality child care center!

The care at Carriage House has sadly and dramatically declined in the last year, and I have pulled my children out as a result. Where the owners used to be kind and involved, and encouraged the same from their employees, they are now impatient, quick to punish, and no longer take the time to understand the children. Crafts are a thing of the past; children from infant on up are parked in front of the TV every afternoon. The staff is anxious to get out the door at night and they make sure the kids know it, leaving children feeling sad and forgotten about if parents arent there by about 4:30, when Carriage House is open until 5:30. The loving, fun, educational atmosphere of years past has been replaced by yelling, video games, and an owner who calls children disparaging names to their face (liar bad your fault etc.). They also have started charging additional fees for days when the public schools are closed, but they do not offer any sort of compensation or discount on days when the day care is closed, nor do they offer any vacation weeks - you pay 52 weeks a year whether your kids are there or not.Something has changed significantly -- maybe the owners are having financial or health troubles, but whatever it is, they are taking it out on the kids, on the parents, and on their employees. No matter how convenient it is to Rhodes, I no longer feel safe leaving my children in their care.