My husband and I can not say enough great things about Lil People’s!! Our daughter has been attending since she was 14 weeks old and they are incredible. She has thrived with the staff and fellow students and loves to go! She is now 4.5 years old and in their new GSRP pre-k program and still loving every day there. Teachers and admin have always been attentive, compassionate, thorough, and always keep us informed. They have also been flexible around our schedules, which is unheard of with most childcare facilities. We love LPP and they have truly become family 🩷

We absolutely love LPP! The admin staff and teachers are all so wonderful, kind, and caring. You can really tell that they genuinely care about the kids AND the families, which means so much to us. Our girls are happy there, and we feel so comfortable leaving them in their care. The facility is always clean and well taken care of, and everyone is so welcoming and easy to communicate with. We’re so thankful we found a place that feels like a great fit for our family. We couldn’t recommend them more! ❤️

We enrolled our 4-year-old first, and trusted them enough to bring our 1-year-old when my maternity leave ended. That says everything. Finding a daycare near Downtown Clarkston that could handle both a toddler and an infant felt overwhelming. What stood out immediately was how different the programs are for each age group — our 4-year-old comes home talking about what she learned, doing crafts, and honestly more socially confident than I expected. Our 1-year-old's room has a completely different feel — calm, attentive, low ratio. The infant teachers know his schedule, his cues, and they actually communicate it back to us every day. Drop-off used to be my most stressful moment of the day. It isn't anymore. The facility is clean, secure, and the staff turnover has been minimal in the time we've been there. That consistency matters more than I realized it would — especially for an infant who needs familiar faces. Communication from the director is proactive, not reactive. If something happens, we hear about it before we pick them up. This past summer was the first year our 4-year-old did their summer camp program. She didn't want it to end. The activities were structured enough that she was actually doing things, not just being watched — and the transition back into the regular school year program was seamless because it's the same staff and same environment she already trusted. For any parent near Downtown Clarkston, Michigan searching for infant care, a preschool program, or summer camp — I'd tell you the same thing I told my sister when she asked: just go visit. It's the kind of place that's easier to feel than to describe.