Lexington KinderCare

It's so good I used to go here it was the best bring your kid here he will make a lot of friends. And gattitown is right next to it and you can smell that good pizza. And when u see a medium grass field I used to play soccer there so yea go there.

We had some concerns related to this location after reviews surfaced online of abuse allegations at another Lexington Kindercare, as well as allegations that the director at that location was aware of said abuse and was moved to the Wilhite Kindercare location. It was the day before my son started that we received notification that said director was resigning for "personal reasons." Take that as you will.As far as our personal experience, we did drop off and were able to take my infant son to his room (this is not the normal Covid policy: they wanted us to drop him at the door). When I walked in, there were two babies at the entrance of the room: one lying on the floor (not in a boppy or on a blanket, but on the floor), with an older child sitting up beside her, looking down over her, with snot running out both sides of his nose. I made a comment about the snot to both the director and the worker, the latter of whom was sitting across the room. It was the director that finally wiped the snot off as my husband and I looked horrified. We left, feeling like this was not a good fit for us, based on the the combination of abuse allegations and level of engagement (or lack thereof) of staff with the children. I returned at 1200 to pick up my son. I explained my concerns to the Asst. Director, who was apologetic, and waited for her to retrieve my son and his things. We were pulling him completely from the daycare. As I waited, the training she'd been completing on her laptop was still playing--and it was a recording, I believe, of a person talking to (I'm assuming) a group of Asst. Directors and Directors about "how to get more children in the door without having to hire more staff." This, I feel, sums up the mission of Kindercare. It showed in our experience. Again, we will not be returning.