My daughter has gone to this KinderCare since she was around 18 months old. There have been periods of turnover in the toddlers to 2s range, but things have been great over the last year or so, and generally much more consistent in the 3s and up and infants areas. Convenient for downtown office workers, NAEYC accredited program, and full 5 day a week preschool. Price seems consistent with the area, but you know, daycare isn't cheap :)

My daughter went to this daycare the first year of her life. It's clean, decent size rooms (infant - toddlers -preschool) and teachers are nice. Though: there is a high turnover with teachers and we didn't always hear about a teacher leaving. Teachers at infants were pretty steady, but at the time the toddler room had a lot of new faces all the time. I was not entirely satisfied with this daycare (so we moved to another, also to be closer to home) but if you work in downtown, this is a very convenient option.

Our daughter Siena is 13 months and attends Seattle KinderCare (on 8th Avenue in downtown Seattle). She recently transitioned from the infant class to the toddler class. In the past few weeks, she has repeatedly come home displaying new skills, amazing my wife and me. Whether she is humming her A,B,C's, "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," or "BINGO was his Name-O," it's clear that the Toddler teachers are engaging her and taking the time to teach her. This past week, she used sign language, which I did not even realize that she had learned at KinderCare! Most importantly, it it's been clear since her time in the infant classroom, through her time in the toddler room, that the teachers at KinderCare truly care about her and her classmates. They sing to her, hug her, and laugh with her. I am very appreciative to all of the teachers who come into contact with our daughter, and to Kat, the site director.