The only true Montessori school in the entire area. Amazing teachers and amazing environment. I…read morelove their food program and i love that I don't have to bring anything for my children. The school provided all of their diapers when hey were toddlers and babies and have provided all of the food since they've been eating. It's an amazing place and my only complaint is that they do not have anything past kindergarten. I wish they had a first grade classroom too.

This place is terrible. You will get a feeling like it's a great school when you just talk to the…read moredirector/owner but the teachers do not understand Montessori philosophy and use time outs and punishments all day long. In the infant room babies are left to cry it out (even two months olds) and in the toddler room kids are forced to become independent before they are ready. Montessori is all about following the child but there they want a 18 months old to be able to dress themselves and leave them to cry out of frustration for up to an hour. I have picked my daughter up in soiled diapers several times and In numerous occasions the diapers leaked through her pants. If you have special dietary restrictions be sure that they will be ignored even if you specifically write them out. My vegan daughter got dairy and eggs for 2 months until I finally found out about it. They will put children in danger. They put my daughter into an adult sized chair during a meltdown and let her fall off TWICE and did not even repay the unused tuition for that month when I finally took her out of the school. Tried to meet with them for a month but it never ended up coming to a meeting since the owner insisted that 2 other employees should be part of the meeting which shows that she doesn't even truly care about the situation. Stay away from this place if you care about your child's wellbeing.

Absolutely the best! My first child attended since he was three months. He is now 8 and recently…read morewent back and saw some of teachers he had years ago. My little one enjoys going to school and loves his teachers. We are so grateful for a loving and structured environment!

In my son's rooms there was constant turn over. He started there at 8 months and we left right…read morebefore his 2nd birthday. Just when we would get use to a teacher they would be gone. But there were times that every two weeks there were different teachers in the room. One lasted 1 day because the state came and did a background check on the employees and for some reason this new girl was released that day! The last straw was when he was moved up with his friends to the next classroom. I was nervous about this change because he finally had 2 teachers that lasted a month! But I was promised (by the director) the teacher had been there for a long time and was great. So we were hopeful. So in the new class room we were not there long at all, when an accident happened and...it is now 6 months from when it happened and he still has a scar. The kids were playing outside and when they lined up to go in, they said he ran off, tripped and his face went into the iron fence and his teeth through his lip and into a board as he landed face down on the ground. If you know my child (who is not perfect but very shy) this is not his nature! I asked the lead teacher what happened and she flippantly says she doesn't know....HE was covered in blood and she does not know! I was in shock, grabbed my child and left! The next day I go to see the director who was not there when this happened and she tells me that the lead teacher didn't show up to work and quit...that screams something is wrong! She then calls in the other teacher (another new hire) what happened and the above story is what I got. She said she was busy with another student but saw it happen. I ask her what she is going to do to ensure my childs safety (as he has also been bitten in the new class just the day before....deep bite through a sweater and his skin was broken on his back) and again, I am given the speech to give them more time.....NO I was done! I was calm, over and over again as he was bitten (skin broken) because new teachers were not keeping kids engaged. I believe when we left, the number of times he was bitten was 8 and he didn't bite back. The teacher told me they had a kid who loved to bite, but there was not a bite policy in place other than they would talk to the parents. And the teacher in the classroom told me that child was a problem as he bit 3 kids on the last day we were there. The several times I did drop ins, they were not following curriculum! I know I should like a helicopter mom, but when your child keeps getting injured.... you start to take notice quickly! And this is how I found out about a teacher putting soap in a child mouth.....but the director/owner can spin a story to place blame on everyone but them. I moved my child to another school (United Methodist in Montgomery) after this and at 6 months now with the new school....no injuries! He has had the same teachers the entire time and he has learned so much.....verses Primrose where he was not because they were constantly training new teachers. I regret that I allowed my child to stay there as long as I did!

I strongly urge parents to avoid A Child's View Daycare. My experience with this place has been…read morebeyond unacceptable and honestly terrifying as a parent. The staff here are extremely unprofessional and many of them clearly should not be working with children. The owner, Cynthia, even admitted to me over the phone that she doesn't want certain employees working there but "has no choice" because she can't find anyone better. Hearing the owner speak that way about her own staff says everything you need to know about how this place is run. One of the first issues we had was with a teacher named Amber. She allowed my son to call her "mom" multiple times and never corrected him until I personally walked in and heard it happening myself. On top of that, she would message me on Facebook outside of daycare hours saying how much she missed my son, which I found extremely inappropriate and unsettling. Eventually my son was moved to another classroom with Caitlyn, and things did not improve. She constantly seemed distracted and unable to properly supervise the children. It's shocking to me that someone who struggles this much with basic supervision is trusted to watch toddlers. The reason I am writing this review is because of the incident that made us immediately pull our child from this daycare. On Friday, March 6th, my two-year-old son broke his arm while at daycare. No one told me. Not a phone call, not a message, nothing. I only realized something was wrong later that night and into the next day when he continued favoring his arm. I had to reach out to the daycare myself the following day to ask if anything had happened. Once I asked, the stories started changing. First I was told he "fell on the concrete." Then the story changed to him falling off the slide. Then the teacher said she actually wasn't sure what happened. How does a two-year-old break his arm in two places at daycare and no one knows what happened? We took him to the emergency room and confirmed that his arm was indeed broken in two spots. The fact that no one noticed, no one reported it, and no one could give a clear answer about how it happened shows a shocking level of negligence. This daycare is also extremely dirty and poorly managed. It feels like the only thing they care about is collecting tuition checks, not the safety or well-being of the children in their care. After everything that happened, we immediately unenrolled our child. No parent should have to worry that their toddler could suffer a serious injury and the daycare staff either doesn't notice or doesn't bother to tell them.

Both of my children went to A Child's View. Their location is very convenient and prices are…read more reasonable. The owner was great to work with and the staff/teachers were trustworthy and really good with my kids. They took great care of my children! I would highly recommend A Child's View.

Leaving your child in someone else's care requires an enormous amount of trust, and unfortunately,…read moreour experience at Primrose Hughes Landing in The Woodlands broke that trust in ways I am still trying to process as a parent. While the school is beautiful on the outside, the care on the inside did not feel nurturing, attentive, or emotionally safe. There was frequent staff turnover, which made it difficult for my child to feel secure or build consistent relationships. Instead of thriving, I watched my child struggle. Most concerning was the noticeable regression we experienced after enrolling. My child began picking up negative behaviors that were not present before, and we even experienced a setback in potty training -- something that had already been successfully established. Watching your child move backward emotionally and developmentally is incredibly upsetting, and no parent should have to question whether an environment is contributing to that. When I brought concerns forward, I did not feel met with empathy or partnership. Communication from leadership felt dismissive and defensive, as though policies mattered more than the well-being of the children. I often left feeling unheard and uneasy rather than reassured. Childcare should feel like a trusted extension of your home -- a place where children are supported, guided, and cared for with patience and understanding. Instead, this experience felt cold and impersonal, and it took an emotional toll on our family. I carried constant anxiety, wondering what my child was being exposed to and how it was affecting them. I truly wanted this to be a positive experience, but it fell far short. I hope this school reflects deeply on how its environment, staffing, and leadership impact children during such critical developmental years. Parents deserve transparency, compassion, and care -- and children deserve better.

My 16 month old son has been at this daycare for almost a year and loves it! He starts smiling and…read moreclapping when I walk him in. The teachers are extremely caring and treat him like family. They keep him busy all day with activities and free play. I get lots of pictures throughout the day and he is always smiling and having the best time. Would 10/10 recommend.

I can't stop raving to all my neighbors how amazing The Hive is. After searching several places,…read morethe one that continued to stand out was here. If you're looking for a safe, well staffed and clean daycare/school; you can stop searching. I learned so much from my tour with, Hailey and what I should look for when choosing. The Hive checked boxes I didn't even know I really needed. I spent the first 2yrs at home with my son. I was nervous to have someone else be responsible for him. It's now been 4 weeks here and everyday I'm thankful I found them. The owners are amazing, they're at the Hive daily. The entire staff is actually just as amazing. My entire street has been asking where we go and now they're all looking into the hive. I'm able to drop my son off knowing he is taken care of, that takes a lot off my plate so I can focus on my day.

Awesome place my child goes and has a great time. All of the staff are super polite and kind…read more Great value as well. The after care program is very helpful due to our work schedules.

Why 5 stars? Because we loved everything about sending our son here…read more --- --- --- When we first moved to the area, we sent our son to another daycare. We thought things were going great there until about one year into it, we were told that our son was not progressing and that they recommended we look into other schools with smaller student:teacher ratios. My wife ended up finding a couple of options, and we landed on Grace Lutheran as the best spot. Our time here was only about four months, but we really loved it. We only ended up leaving because our son was enrolled in full-time ABA therapy. But if not for that, we absolutely would have kept him here until he started Kindergarten. Every staff member we ever dealt with was incredibly friendly and seemed like they genuinely enjoyed their job. And make no mistake, it is no easy job. Dealing with my own kid's issues is hard enough, I cannot imagine having to deal with several of them every day. These people are true saints. If I could change anything about Grace Lutheran, there are really only two things, but both are minor: 1) The first school we went to provided lunch, but Grace Lutheran did not. At first, I thought this would be a pretty major issue, but it really wasn't that big of a deal to send our son to school with a packed lunch. But if I had my choice, I would have preferred the school to make lunch. 2) They rarely uploaded photos of the kids at school. The first daycare we ever sent him to in Tampa would upload 10-20 photos a day, but most of them were blurry and near duplicates of other photos. That was excessive and pointless. But at Grace Lutheran, the might only upload one photo a month. A middle ground would be ideal, just to see the kids in action. But again, I understand the hectic nature of just keeping the kids out of trouble and that it's probably not easy to find time to take pictures. Overall, this is an excellent place to take your kiddo. If we could go back in time, we would have sent him here from day one!

Stay far away; coming from a former employee. Not a bitter employee, just a mom looking out for…read moreother moms.

We love this school my daughter loves to go there. The staff are extremely friendly and nice with…read morethe kids. My daughter is so attached to all of them. It is a small place that feels like a family. I am very happy that we have found this place. I strongly recommend it to all the parents to try it for their kids with very reasonable fees.

We had our children enrolled in this daycare for three weeks before we had to pull them out. Our…read morefour year old was scratched twice and hit once in those three weeks, and the teachers never told us. There were no incident reports, despite me speaking with the Director and being given her assurance that she "is very strict about paperwork." The third time there was an incident, where my child was elbowed in the forehead (where she could have fallen backwards and hit her head), either the teacher or the Director (or both, I still can't tell) actually lied and said nothing happened and my child made it up and was "attention-seeking." Later on, the Director emailed us and admitted there WAS an incident but it was an accident and "not a reportable incident." We have had our children in many daycares throughout Houston and this is the first time I have ever encountered a facility where no incident reports are given, accident or not, and people actually lie and blame children. Unacceptable. My six year old told me that in their class, they did not read books on their own, the teacher made fun of a child for getting an answer wrong on a spelling game they were playing to the whole class for the rest of the day, and also, that when kids fell (by accident), the parents were never told. These are just a few examples. This place is shady as hell and definitely not educating your kids. We only got a refund for our tuition after threatening to go to the Texas Department of Health and Human Services.

Our daughter attended the Oakhurst Kinder Care from when she was 5 months old till 10 months and…read moreabsolutely loved it. She's our first born and you can say we are slightly overprotective. The staff truly cares for the kids and you can sense it on a real and honest level. Unfortunately we had to move recently, hence the reason for why she does not still attend, but people reading on here deserve to know, that despite being next to some auto shops, this place will love and take great care of your child. A review on Yelp is the least we can do for how grateful we are for them, but is better than nothing.