Primrose Spring Klein is a top rated school. Our granddaughter has been coming here since she was…read morethree and we wouldn't place her anywhere else. The staff is very caring, loving and helpful to everyone. Because it is Christian based makes it a big plus. I highly recommend Primrose for those parents who want the highest quality learning and care. .,,

Such a great school! I was really nervous about starting my 1 year old at a daycare and while it…read moretook a few weeks for her to get used to, she now loves it. All of the teachers and staff know her name when we walk through the door and they clearly take such good care of her. The communication is also great- they update the app with tons of photos, lesson plans, and meals.

My daughter is enjoying this school so much that now she literally jumps out of my arms and runs…read moreinside. She was just upgraded to a new room, and I am hoping that pretty soon they will start potty-training. Fingers crossed.

We really love this school. My daughter was loved by her teachers and staff. My daughter attended…read morehere since she was 6 months old. She had rough first few weeks but Ms. Teresita was so patient with my daughter. Ms. Margaret is so good with infants! My daughter loves her so much. She plays with children, gives them hugs, and truly cares for them. She always has smile on her face when I pick up my daughter. Ms. Debbie is so sweet and loving. All the front office staff is very professional and polite. They are easy to talk to. We had to withdraw her due to relocating to different state. We will miss this school so much.

YES!!! the only reason we left this Goddard was because we moved closer to the woodlands. And…read morebecause we loved it so much we joined another Goddard close to our new home. I've had terrible experiences with daycares in the past but this place was fantastic. Sammy was so awesome he worked with my schedule every summer since my son goes with his dad for some periods of time. We were truly sad to go! So 5 stars

I love everything about this school, the management, staff and teachers!! I have the peace of mind…read moreI need, and can rest assured my baby is in good hands every day when I drop him off. All I can say is THEY CARE ABOUT WHAT THEY DO and that makes all the difference!!! Keep it up!!

I could honestly write a very lengthy review of how wonderful this place is and go into detail…read moreabout how great each individual staff member is by name, but I'd end up with a review so long no one would read it. All of the staff are unbelievably great people. Regardless of whether they are the child's main teacher(s), filling in from another classroom, a floating teacher, or an administrative role, they all take the time to get to know your child. Not even just know them but truly care about them. I cannot even count the number of times I've logged on to the cameras to find that a teacher is hugging my son, or making him laugh or just comforting him. They 100% treat these kids as if they are their own children and it's the most heartwarming thing to witness how much they love them. I'm not typically the sappiest person but it does make me a little sappy thinking about it. Cameras are accessible at any time throughout the day and as a parent it's so comforting seeing that your child is being cared for and so fun to see them interacting and playing with their peers. The staff goes out of their way to host seasonal family events and are always doing fun arts and crafts with the little ones as well as doing cute themed events for holidays and such. Diapers are changed very often, fragrance free wipes are provided, lunch and snacks are provided, and they have great hours as well as part time rates available. If an issue occurs they do their best to correct it. My son attended a popular franchised daycare prior, and while they did stay on top of basic care, there was no personal relationship there between the staff and children. At C2C you will really feel like you are dropping your child off with family members. It's not perfect of course but I believe it's as close to perfect as childcare can get. I highly recommend to anyone who is looking for quality care for their children.

I have contemplated on writing this review but after much thought and affirmations from friends and…read morefamily, a review is a must. My son who just turned 1 was moved to C2C a 2 weeks' ago. I was nervous, excited and cautious all at once; my son was in a previous daycare for 8 months before I decided to move him. During his time at the first daycare, my son did not cry not once, other than when tired or hungry. I was switching for the structure and curriculum as well as convenience. I decided on C2C for several reasons. C2C is around the corner from my oldest school and made it convenient for me to eventually move my oldest to the before & after school care. My husband would be able to help me with pick/drop off on days I am needed to work longer than expected and I wanted my 1 y/o to be surrounded by others his age and I wanted him to experience more for his developmental stage. I expected for my son to feel out of place and act shy around everyone at first but this was not the case. My son cried almost every day, rarely ate and looked distraught. I was curious to see how they would put him down to nap as he was never used to sleeping on a matt so I logged on and watched. The main teacher, Ms. Yesenia essentially flipped and slammed my child onto the matt and covered him, she did the same to other kids. And this happened EVERY SINGLE DAY he was there! I then begin to record and watch the camera to see how my child was being treated. One day during nap time, most of the babies were awake expect for 3, my son was one of the 3. She begins to pick up all the matts and when she got to my son's matt she picked up the matt from underneath him and rolled him off the matt without hesitating. My son rolled onto a sitting position and looked confused! This was NOT OKAY with me!! I decided to call Sally and express my concerns to her, I did not feel this sort of behavior was acceptable. Sally assured me that she would talk with Ms. Yesenia and review the footage. She communicated with Ms. Yesenia and the next day as I dropped my child off Ms. Yesenia gave me the cold shoulder and when I attempted to tell her about my son's meals, she would not even look at me, her energy was negative towards me. At this point, I decided to give her one more day, but the next day it was the same. At this point I brought it up to Sally and explained that this was not okay as my son is my priority and if I have a concern, Ms. Yesenia should not retaliate. My son was at this daycare for 8 solid days. During this time, my child lost weight. He was not given the attention during meal times like I asked of them and by the time I was picking him up he would have about 3-5oz of milk total. I began to feel very anxious every day, he would cry when I would drop him off and I was not getting a comfortable feeling from Ms. Yesenia. Both instances that I voiced my concerns to Sally, she relayed the message to Ms. Yesenia however, her behavior was being justified because she would not admit to the wrong doing and she "is" the best employee she's had. In return she took my concerns in a negative way and I felt she took them out on my son. My son was inadvertently telling me he was not happy at C2C. My son is a happy child; he cries for TWO reasons: hunger or tired. So, I pulled him out on Tuesday started him at another daycare on Wednesday and it was night and day. My son did not CRY AT ALL. My son ate ALL his foods, had 10oz of milk along with 6oz of water without refusing them. I watched the cameras all day Wednesday and not once did I see my son cry - so I made the right move! If your child is attending or will be attending the toddler program, beware of Ms. Yesenia. I feel that if she would have not been the teacher for my 1 y/o, we would still be at C2C. Being a parent is the hardest job on this planet but, if my child is showing me signs that he is not happy, I will act and defend my baby!

The director was really nice. But the turn over was…read moreterrible. They had to place tape on the babies backs with their names written on the tape to keep up with who they were. My child got moved to other classrooms a lot. Her classroom only had 1 teacher so if the teacher ever had to miss they just moved all the kids over. When they did that I couldn't see her on the monitors. I think the teachers were getting kids confused because they would mark they changed my daughter's diaper, and I would come check on her & her home diaper would still be on. ( daycare diapers had her name written on them as required, so I could also tell if she had been changed or not.) sometimes she would go 5 hours or so without a real diaper change. Even though it was marked in the app that they had changed her. They would mark that they fed her 8 oz & then my 4 oz breastmilk bottles would still be in the fridge. So I think they were giving her someone else's milk. Also I could walk in & they would ask me which child was mine. So that definitely worried me. You don't have to be buzzed in( you do have a code) but if someone was in front of you, anyone could slip in while someone else was walking in the school & the teachers didn't know who the kid was much less what the parents looked like. They had pictures of the babies in their own classroom, but since they had to always move them to the older room their pictures weren't in there. Since there was only 1 teacher that meant babies were left crying while she held one baby, or changed a diaper or fed any of them. I'm pretty sure it was the cafeteria staff that would come relieve the teacher for her lunch break. They were all nice people but extremely under staffed, with a high turnover over rate. We left really shortly after we started and found an amazing daycare where there are 4 teachers for about 10 babies. Even the toddlers class has 3-4 teachers all the way until they are two. And we pay less now. The new school has better cameras & more security. Unlimited log ins at our new school. The infants have their own "playground" and go outside everyday weather permitting. it's covered so you don't have to worry about the sun as much. **** update. I didn't post my first or last name on yelp. So that makes sense that you couldn't pull my name off of any database. I also believe it was my spouse that registered our child. However, my child did attend this school. I struggled to post this because I truly thought the staff was nice. But as a parent I would want to know the experience we had. The school was just severely understaffed & everyone was new. Teachers walked out in the middle of the day & quit it got so bad. Those things can be fixed. Thank you for your response, and the invitation to speak with you.

Both of our children attend Cadence academy and it took a lot for me to trust a daycare but after…read moremuch research we settled on Cadence and I'm glad we did. It's important that my children are in a supportive loving environment. I especially love that I can count on a few consistent faces such as Ms. Key (Kierra Parker) we love her and she's always professional and dependable. Ms. Key and Ms. Audrey reassure me on a daily basis that my children are in the right place. Thank You for all that you do.

I have been dealing with this daycare for about a year now the first month or so was cool everyone…read moreseemed so interested in my kids well being and seemed to really care about my kids , ms helen seemed to really be concerned for my boy to get help but drastically changed over time . Everyone was nice in the beginning . My eldest is on the autism spectrum and i have been fighting all year for him basically. They never really have anything positive to say about my child because he is a handful but hes also not "normal" so he will never be like the "normal" kids in class . Even tried to kick my son out because a over sized 7 year old girl kept lying on my child & just immediately took her side never once was a meeting set up with other parents when my kid so called did something to someone else . They know he was tested and put on meds but still get mad at everything he does . Now they have kicked all my children out after telling me my sons were the issue on a Friday but apparently they were bad all week ... Ms Taylor & Ms kayla are fabulous by the way i thank yall for being so patient with my kids and actually taking the time to learn who they are outside of their mistakes

My children have been coming here for a little over 3 years. I immediately felt welcomed as soon as…read morewe walked in for our info tour. This center has been around for YEARS with the same director, which is important. My children are cared for as if they were at home with me or other family members. I get concerned phone calls any time they miss more than a day or 2 in a row. I even get notified of every little bump, just in case it turns out to be something more than something small. Both of my children took their sweet time talking, but after just a few short weeks of going to The Honey Tree, their vocabulary exploded. My son has recently moved up to the Pre-K program and I have already seen so much improvement with his writing skills & visual recognition of numbers & letters. He is even starting to try to sound out words on his own. Miss Helen and her entire staff really do go above & beyond to make sure that every child is loved and cared for.

My children have been attending GSM for over 5 years. All of the staff we have encountered have…read morebeen very warm and welcoming, but most importantly very communicative and wonderful with my children; they truly care about each child as if they were their own. Their pre-school curriculum is exceptional and has helped both of my children excel when it came time for them to attend elementary. During the summer, there are numerous activities and field trips they plan for children. There is no other place we would rather have our children. I highly recommend GSM!

We have had all 3 of our kids attend Growing Scholars Montessori over the last 10 years. They have…read morebeen amazing with our kids. All of our kids loved every teacher they had at Growing Scholars. They really took the time to get to know my kids, and help them grow both emotionally and academically. My kids entered Kindergarten above grade level in both reading and math. Mr. T the owner always interacts with the kids and parents daily. Anytime there was a accident at school between kids, I was immediately notified. Mr. T has built a great culture at his school and the staff are dedicated professionals. He has always been open to any feedback or concerns. The teachers are really supportive with parents and help in many ways including potty training. I would and have recommended them to any parent in our area!

I had a wonderful experience in the 2 year old class. The teacher was great, my son had friends,…read moreeverything was good. He moved to the next room after he turned three and it quickly went downhill. He spent numerous days in "the office" without any notification for me until I got there to pick him up. I would have appreciated some sort of communication that he had been spending hours in the office, which was a glass room with a dining room table. My son had just turned three, one day I came to pick him up and the "owner "said he refused to put his shoes on and told him he couldn't go back to his class until he put them on by himself. He's three, and it was literally the first day he had ever worn shoes with laces. He had no idea how to untie them, they were in double knots. Another day I went to pick him up and he had been in the office three or four times that day for random things, and the "owner " told me he was harassing other students. I was never called nor notified of this behavior. Just walked in to my 3 year old son in "The office" for idk how long. One day I went to pick him up, and they told me he wasn't welcome back. Again never called or notified until I walked in the door. The "owner " also complained in a letter to all parents that children shouldn't be getting out of their cars after eating food on the way to school, that they could make it from the house to school without eating. And that many of the parents cars look like bombs went off inside them. I don't know how this man is over a school, but it was a terrible experience. This may not be the experience of everyone however it was my experience and I would not recommend this school.

This was a disappointing experience from the start. My son started in the 2 year old classroom and…read moreimmediately regressed academically. After he turned 3 we had parent teacher conference and his teacher told us he was not ready to move to the next classroom. Her reason was he did not meet the maturity and developmental requirements to move up. Less than 2 months later they told us he was moving to the next classroom (he had not shown improvement on the areas previously mentioned). There were inconsistencies at home and I expressed to his then current teacher, new teacher, and the director that I did not think he would handle the transition well at that time. They moved him anyway and he started showing signs of physical aggression which he never had before. I understand the need to protect teachers and other students, but this was poorly addressed. About 10 days into the new class we had a meeting with the new teacher and the owner stating we would need to pick him up early when he was having behaviors and have consequences once taken home. Later that day we were called to pick him up early. The following day they allowed him to stay a full day even though he was having behaviors and at pickup we were told he was not welcome to come back to the school. We were given 1 day, one early pickup to put into practice their action plan. The school did not take into consideration the parents concerns. They thought they knew better.