Meet Our Team
The people who make Lollipop Stop feel like home.
The Heart Behind Lollipop Stop
At Lollipop Stop, our teachers and administrators are more than the people who care for children throughout the day. They are the familiar faces who celebrate first steps, comfort big feelings, encourage new skills, laugh at silly moments, and help children feel safe and loved.
We are proud of the team we've built and the relationships they create with the children and families we serve.
Meet Our Leadership Team
Melissa Womack
Owner/ Director

With a degree in Early Childhood Education Melissa is an amazing director and owner who really cares for her staff and the children in her care. Before opening the Lollipop Stop she had an in- home daycare in Texas and that's where her spark for children was ignited.
Shannon Middleton
Co-Director

Holding an associates degree in Early Childhood Education Shannon takes care of the day to day operations at the center and making sure all staff and children are cared for with everything running smoothly.

Charlene Holt
Assistant Director
While graduating with her associates degree Charlene assists in the day to day operations of the daycare while managing paperwork and making sure all state rules are being followed.
Kalyn Womack
Program Coordinator
While continuing her education in Early Childhood Education Kalyn is more hands on in our classrooms ensuring every teacher and child has everything they need to be successful.

Meet Our Teaching Team
The Teachers Who Make Each Classroom Special.
Nursery
Trinity Shipman
Lead Infant Teacher
Colina Stewart
Lead Toddlers Teacher
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Preschool
Jailk Roberson
Lead Preschool Teacher
Joy Peterson
Assistant Preschool Teacher
Amera Thompson
Lead Young Preschool Teacher
Pre-K & Support Staff
Tarix Thompson
Lead Pre-K Teacher
Crystal Farris
Nutritionist
Abigail Poindexter
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More Than Teachers
Our teachers are an important part of your child's everyday life. They build relationships, learn your child's individual personality and needs, and work alongside families to help each child grow.
Building trust and meaningful connections.
Supporting each child's individual development.
Making learning fun, engaging, and hands-on.
