We attended NTLC for about a year and a half after coming from another daycare where we had a…read morereally difficult experience. When we first started, my son was 3 years old, and we truly loved his teacher. He adjusted well, was happy, and we felt like we had found a good fit for our family. Things started to change when he turned 4 and moved into the Pre-K classroom. During his time in that class, there were 3-4 teacher changes, and the lack of consistency was very difficult for him. We started seeing more behavioral struggles and tried to work with the school to figure out how we could support him together. Unfortunately, we often felt like communication was lacking, and we weren't getting a clear picture of what was happening during his days there. By the time we were made aware of the full extent of the issues, his behaviors had escalated to things like hitting, biting, and trying to leave the school. Even then, we felt the severity of what was happening was not fully communicated. A few months before they decided to unenroll him, we started receiving more details about what had been happening. These were things we felt should have been documented and communicated on the days they occurred, rather than being shared months later. We provided multiple plans and suggestions and truly tried to partner with the school. However, it often felt like our ideas were dismissed with a "we can't do that," or they would try something once or twice and decide it wasn't working. There was no consistent approach, and we never felt like everyone was working toward the same goal. This experience was disappointing because we genuinely wanted to work together to help our son succeed. Unfortunately, I would not recommend NTLC for children who are strong-willed, struggle with transitions, or need additional behavioral support. If your child does not fit the expectations outlined in their handbook, it felt like the staff struggled to determine how to best support them. While there were staff members we appreciated, our overall experience was that the communication and support from administration were not what we needed during a challenging time. We also found that questions and feedback were often met with defensiveness rather than an open conversation focused on finding solutions.

I absolutely love North Texas Love and Care! So many parents are so scared to put their children in…read moredaycare, but i absolutely trusted all of the wonderful staff at NTLC. We even recommended them to several of our friends. NLTC made becoming parents so much smoother. We learned so much from the staff and how wonderfully they run their program. We moved out of state and leaving them was the hardest part. A special shout out to all of the girls on the management team (Chloe, Taylan, Akhia, Liz and Karina) and our favorite teachers Miss Ashley, Miss Blayne, Mr. Francisco, Mr. Spencer and Miss Quinn. Truly all of the staff is so incredible though!

My daughter has went to this daycare since she was around a year and 3 months, she now almost two…read more The teachers here have such a large care for the children they care for. I can speak personal that they've helped my daughter with lots of development that I wasn't seeing when she was at her other daycare!! Ive been alerted anytime there has been an issue and they have parent-teacher conferences to discuss your child's growth! The staff really brings this place all together and the daycare is always clean and sanitized! You can tell when you walk in that your child will be well taken care of and safe!

My daughters have been enrolled here for just over a year. They have learned so much. They are 3…read moreand have come home telling us about the body parts of insects, can name the planets, and know all 7 continents. They are entertained and learning constantly. But above all, I know they're safe. The teachers and director are great at communication and are committed to helping the children there feel safe and loved. The girls can't wait to get to class and tell their teachers what they did over the weekend or on vacation. We are so grateful for Adventureland.

This center used to be wonderful when it was privately owned by the original couple who genuinely…read morecared about both the children and the staff. Since being sold to Premier (corporate), everything has gone downhill fast. The sense of community, respect, and care that once made this place special is completely gone. After our original director -- who was well-liked by families and at least stood up for staff -- left, things fell apart. The interim director has no backbone and seems terrified of corporate, so staff have zero protection or support. Teachers are leaving in droves, parents are pulling their children, and the quality of care has plummeted. The center is consistently short-staffed and out of ratio, leaving too many kids in one room. Potty breaks are delayed for over an hour, and children with fevers aren't sent home promptly, which led to constant illness spreading through classrooms. Staff are punished for calling out sick but also scolded for coming in sick -- it's lose-lose. Even more concerning, there have been multiple state investigations, and every time inspectors come, they leave with several new complaints or open cases. Teachers have even reported other teachers to the state. People are being fired over personal social media posts or unverified rumors, while genuinely unsafe conditions go unchecked. Violent children are not removed or separated, putting both teachers and other students at risk. It got so bad that the school had to send a letter to parents asking them to keep their kids home because there wasn't enough staff to cover classrooms. That says it all. This center is run poorly, managed worse, and absolutely not the safe, nurturing environment it used to be. I would never recommend it to any parent or teacher until there are serious changes in leadership and accountability.

Our son attended school here from age 3 months to 3.5 years. He started a few months after they…read moreopened. Great school! Not so much a day care, more of a school. If your serious about the early development of your child and are considering private over public school.... this is your best choice in the area. Nice facility, plenty of bells and whistles, very strong focus on learning. Weekly programs for music, spanish and athletics. We took advantage of onsite haircuts and drycleaning dropoff/pickup. We had issues with some of the teachers a few times and teacher turnover happens but your gonna find that everywhere. Another review mentioned the owners are focused on profit. I never saw that, they are there every day running the school and planning things. When you talk they normally listen. I will say that I do hope they are profitable. I mean this is your child's school... You want them to have the means to provide a good environment and stick around. Tuition is fair, I mean you get what you pay for. We moved from Denton County to Williamson County and the rates down here make GPA look like a bargain. We are paying an extra $45/week now. We will be moving back into the area early next year and we plan to buy a house near the school so our son and his soon to be born little brother can attend GPA. Take that for what its worth. We have also referred a few friends and they all like the school and their kids are still enrolled.

We have enjoyed our experience so far! The team seems open to conversation when discussing my…read morechild's care and it is a friendly and welcoming environment.

I have to update my review. BCKB was great in the beginning, but after spending more time in the…read morecenter, several issues began to arise. The center has posted my child on their social media page without permission, and accidentally fed him a formula bottle when he was explicitly breastfed. Communicated to parents' things that were a licensing requirement that were not, such as a requirement to serve juice to children, which they said they would not serve him juice, only if I supplied a doctor's note. Additionally, management has been found on multiple occasions to treat teachers disrespectfully and even to yell at them in front of parents. If your child is walking, they will have the child sleep on a blanket on the floor, which, from my understanding, is a licensing issue and a health hazard. When I brought my concerns to management, they grew increasingly frustrated and annoyed. The director is very spiteful, and when I attempted to drop off my child after a visit to the ENT, she refused drop off without a doctor's note. Please note that, to my knowledge, at that time, they did not have a policy requiring a doctor's note unless a child was ill, and they did not inform me of this when I messaged about him arriving late the previous day. After she informed me I couldn't drop off, I asked if I could send the note once I got in my car. She refused, saying she would not let me drop off without seeing it. I expressed my need to return to work and was very frustrated. I was made to wait in the lobby until I could provide the note. She continued escalating the interaction by saying, "Maybe he shouldn't be at the school," and by repeating herself and speaking to me as if I were stupid. Once I had provided the note in Brightwheel, I dropped my son off and left quickly for work. The director chased me out of the school, screaming for me to show her the note stating she had to "Ensure I wasn't abandoning my child." She informed me they were kicking my child out of their center within 2 weeks. They are unprofessional, and I was heartbroken that after trusting them with my child for a year, they chose to treat my child and me this way. My advice now is to stay away from BCKB.

My son also came home with bite marks every week. Along with scratches and bruises from the other…read morekids. He was constantly sick too, yet the daycare never denied his attendance. Even as I've always notified them of bacterial and viral infections (as all parents should do), and furnishing them with copies of his lab test results! They say that they post notice up inside of the building (in the hallway windows/doors of the classrooms) whenever an infection/disease is reported, but I have NEVER seen one anywhere. The education is a joke. My child experienced serious regression in his learning once he began attending there. There is little to no education being taught there for young children. They don't have the time for it! They are always at or exceeding max capacity while always being understaffed. It's all 1 person can do to keep diapers clean, and even that is a struggle because my son always came home with either diaper rash or irritation under his diaper. Also, hats off to grandparent that commented on the behaviors and attitudes of the staff! The front office staff are indecent, two-faced, unscrupulous/unprincipled and FULL of bad attitude. They're all fake and play favorites. If you're not a favorite then you're served with constant disrespect, repeated accounts of infringement on your civil rights as a parent/parental rights, fed full of lies, and disregarded just like a piece of trash. They also act like they have more authority over your own child than you do. I know for a fact that they have pissed off A LOT of parents there. I wish more parents would come forward and bring awareness on what it's really like having a child enrolled there. At least a young child.

I wasn't going to post a review because I really didn't have anything nice to say BUT they ended up…read morehaving the last word. So I guess I will. My granddaughter has learned how to defend herself going to this daycare. She comes home almost daily, not everyday but at least 3 to 4 days a week with bites all over her. I sign the incident report. They say it's not big deal this is what kids do. I don't make a big deal out of it I understand. I mean it's not really a big deal to them either so.... Well last week one of the teachers was disciplining her. Then sat next to her and turned her back towards her to show her she was mad at my granddaughter. My 32 pound 2 year old granddaughter then kicked her in the back. This teacher now walks around with a limp and is blaming the child. My granddaughter got kicked out of school that day and we had to pick her up. Now mind you the day before I had a very upset teacher explain to me how my granddaughter bit her and ran from her at the playground. She was very upset this was very bad. I hope this teacher 's OK... So the point of the story is it's OK for my granddaughter to come home with bites all over her and that's no big deal but if a teacher/adult experiences the same thing then that's not okay. Now let's talk about the communication. They will not respond to your emails they will not listen to you or your concerns. The other review stating the policy as far as a week free and contact them two weeks in advance is correct. We did this we emailed we communicated in person they told us yes they got the notice. And then they overdrafted my daughters account because they didn't make the adjustment. My daughter asked for a refund for the NSF fee that she received. They agree to this. I feel that's great customer service and didn't have any negative thoughts until the next week. After this all we've had is attitude and lack of communication. If we ask a question the answer "okay have a nice day" with straight up attitude. No they do not listen. Her last day was Friday. Her father picked her up. The last thing they said to us was "GOOD LUCK WITH ALL THAT." My response is

If you like a natural way to raise your child, this is your school…read more My daughter has been here for 4 months and I am still excited everyday when I drive her to school. She likes to count the 8 cows on the way and when she sees 1 donkey and 1 goat, here comes the school.

What a blessing MCDS has been for our son and family. The growth and development we have seen since…read moreattending is amazing. The teachers and staff feel like family. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a local Montessori in the area.

I don't generally post negative reviews online, preferring to support businesses where I have had…read morepositive experiences. This is the exception. My son was enrolled in Guidepost Flower Mound's Spanish Immersion program for 18 months, and we rarely went more than a month without a major change or staff turnover. We stayed as long as we did because the Guides caring for our son were excellent, but they have all since left the school. Over time, it became apparent that there were significant issues behind the scenes. The atmosphere among staff often felt tense, and the administration was not transparent with families about changes affecting the school. Important decisions were typically communicated only after they had already been made. We ultimately decided to withdraw when the school announced the closure of the Spanish Immersion program. The announcement was sent to parents on a Friday evening and gave just two weeks' notice that children would be separated into existing classes. It offered only vague suggestions about future Spanish language instruction. There was no attempt to consult with parents beforehand, despite administrators stating the program had been under review for months. Attempts to seek clarification afterward were met with vague responses rather than clear answers. The final disappointment has been the handling of our deposit. In March, both the Head of School and administrators at TNC Schools confirmed in writing that our deposit would be returned. Several months later, we are still waiting. There has been no communication since March and no explanation for the delay. It is difficult to understand why a commitment made clearly and explicitly in writing has not been honored. Having toured many Montessori schools in the area, my impression is that Guidepost is priced as a premium option for local families. While every family must decide for themselves whether that cost is justified, our experience of constant staff turnover, program instability, poor communication, lack of transparency, and the school's failure to follow through on its written commitment to return our deposit did not reflect the level of professionalism and stability we expected. For those reasons, I cannot recommend the school to other families.

We made the difficult decision to withdraw our daughter from Guidepost Montessori Flower Mound in…read moreAugust 2025 due to serious administrative issues and ongoing problems with classroom management, including situations involving teacher behavior that we felt crossed appropriate boundaries and resulted in our child being treated poorly. As parents, we did not feel the concerns were handled with the seriousness or urgency they deserved. Following our withdrawal, Guidepost Montessori confirmed in writing that we were owed a refund totaling $2,156, including deposits and an overpayment. We were told a refund check had been requested. Unfortunately, nearly four months passed without receiving any refund, despite repeated follow-ups. We contacted school administration, regional management, and were later informed that refunds were being handled by a new entity after a change in ownership. Even after being redirected and providing all documentation again, we received no payment and no response for an extended period of time. The lack of accountability, communication, and professionalism--especially after concerns related to our child's well-being--has been extremely disappointing and stressful for our family. A school that promotes trust, care, and Montessori values should demonstrate the same responsibility in how it treats families, both emotionally and financially. I strongly encourage prospective families to ask very detailed questions about administration stability, classroom oversight, and refund policies before enrolling.

Yes, this is a wonderful day nurse school. There's not much really I could complain about being my…read morefirst kid in daycare so I would have to give them two thumbs up for sure but I do wish that they could keep their eyes open in a little bit more towards the kids. I've had my son come home a few times with not hurt bruises and nobody had not a clue as to what happens so but besides, that is a wonderful Daycare he has learned so much from there.

When i had My son i was so scared for him to be in childcare because of the horrible stories you…read moresee on the news.Once i toured Fred Moore day nursery i knew He would be well taken care of the staff was great and they were so welcoming. Even know he cried for the first few weeks they would always find was to make him know that he was safe he hadn't been away from me the whole 6 months he was in this world and they knew he had separation issues. He is now 17 months and he loves every single of of the teachers at FMDNS. His teacher gets so excited to see him every morning and and works so hard too teach him new things he now knows please and more in sign language. The office staff is always there when you need to speak to them about anything that is going on they care and love him and if hes sick they let me know right away!! the director is always available if you need to speak to her no matter if its in person or over the phone. she loves every single one of the kids that are at the school and you can tell just by how she smiles and acts every single day !! I know when i leave my son everyday that he will be well taken care of and that i have nothing to worry about when My son is in their care. Fred Moore is a safe and educational place to go while their parents work. FMDN is not just a childcare center they are family. Thank you Fred Moore Day Nursery directors and staff for treating my family like your family and giving my Son a safe place to go so i know i don't have to worry while im working !!!!