pediatric nurse practitioner

nurse practitioner

All For Kids

A typical day involved breakfast in the morning, cleanup, learning time, constructive play, songs, snack time, outside play (weather permitting), art project, lunch, story time, nap, playtime, go home. 

I learned that children are a product of their environment and if they are in a loving positive learning environment they will thrive and become successful. Many children have parents that play a huge role in this and affect it either positively or negatively. Given the chance every child has the ability to do great things. Their innocence, smiling faces, laughter, questions, and silly comments were a joy to be around. I hope I can make a difference in more children’s lives someday soon.

Management was strict but she was fair. My coworkers were great to work with and all of them were people that also loved to see the kids learn new things and reach new milestones. 

This job was my favorite by far. It was the most rewarding job I have and I loved being around the kids every day. I enjoyed preparing lesson plans and then seeing the kids enjoying what I prepared. It was hard to leave but the job did not pay enough for me to continue working there. I have a child to support myself. I would love the opportunity to work with kids again now that I am done with schooling and be able to help make a difference in their lives.


This job was equally as fun, when i was growing up and was in high school, i lived next to the elementary school where there was an after school program that i had grown up in as well and i began to work there when i was a freshman in high school until i was about a junior in high school.  I would typically get there around 2-3 and stay 5-6, it was homework help and interacting and really having fun playing games with school aged children.

This company is VERY top heavy. The reps that have been there a long time make good money. They sell the bonus and culture. And when times are good the culture is positive. When times slow down, there is A BIG TIME revolving door.

The message the kids see is a very strong message. Unfortunately the message and culture inside isn't quite as strong.

If you are a seasoned phone pro this job is perfect. Make your calls get your bookings, have fun and do your job. Management couldn't be any better. Great work life balance. Money could be better but if you look at what you do the hourly wage, benefits and team feel is worth it's weight in gold....

I was the lead younger toddlers teacher at All for Kids. The children were wonderful as were the other teachers. There were many problems within the structure school at the time and unfortunately and I had to leave.

Everyone is nice and supportive during onboarding. There are very supportive supervisors and some really do want to see you succeed.  It is difficult not to get burnt out with high expectations and meeting productivity guidelines. 

All for Kids is hands down a great company to work for. I feel supported and nurtured daily. Management wants the team to succeed and reach goal of licensure and will help make it happen. 

I worked for all for kids many years ago. I LOVED working with the kids and watching them learn and grow from the infant room all the way to the school age side. The work environment was great. Very clean and organized learning center.

Great place to work! My supervisors and coworkers were very caring, friendly and supportive. The workplace was hybrid and my training was done remotely. I was provided a laptop and reimbursed for drive time. 

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