We literally could not have higher praise for these guys. This is the first child care we've gotten for our son and we couldn't be happier. The teachers are extremely kind and attentive and the school is just very clean, nicely put together and well run. As you walk in you would probably not expect it to be the size that it is but it's actually quite large and spacious with lots of room for the kids. We can see the difference in our son from week to week as he grows and learns... he's learned songs, started really using words, improved his motor skills significantly and definitely become very social! We even started part time because I was really struggling with not having my little quarantine buddy by my side 24/7 and within a couple months were up to full-time. He's happy, were happy, they're killin it. read more

Very clean, very educated staff. We toured here and really loved it but unfortunately due to budget reasons we chose a different center but I was very impressed coming into this facility read more

My two children - ages 3 and 11 months - go to this school. For the 2 of them, I pay about $345/week. I have to supply their food, but I also have the option of paying $3/day (paid per month, in advance) for a warm meal delivered to the school each day for my 3 year old. I pay for her meal because of the convenience and it's a lot healthier than packing a sandwich every day or sending a Lunchable! The school provides a lunch menu, too, so you can see what your child is eating. My 3 year old loves her teachers (Ms. Pat and Ms. Candace) in the 3 year old room. She tells me that Ms. Pat is her best friend. My daughter has made friends in her class. There is a plenty of diversity here, too, which I love. They do arts and crafts, letters, numbers, words, writing, etc. They have a daily schedule they follow. Each teacher is in charge of creating a weekly lesson plan, too, so I always know what they'll be learning about that week. My 11 month is in the Infant II room. He always seems happy when I drop him off or when I'm picking him up. He's a happy baby anyway. The other babies seem to be very well taken care of. Whenever my child has a diaper rash or anything out of the ordinary, the director will call me at work to be sure I know what's going on (depending on the urgency) or the teacher will let me know when I pick him up. The teachers get to know your child and his needs/wants. You will fill out a feeding schedule that they will follow to a T. You get a daily report on what your baby ate and drank, his diaper changes (wet/bowel), times of everything, naps, and mood. Teachers will provide notes if necessary and will also write down if your child needs more diapers/wipes/food/etc. It's very convenient. The school is big on hand washing and hygiene. Shoes aren't allowed in the baby rooms. There is a code to unlock the door to get into the daycare part of the building (you can enter the front office without a code, but can't get past without it). If you send someone to pick up your child, they must have your written permission and will check the ID of the person when they get there. They treat the kids like their own. I could really go on and on about the school. Go visit. You'll see what I mean and you'll love it just as much as we do. read more

CMCDC is really a good daycare center. My daughter was there for nearly 4 years and she was really happy. They seemed to learn quite a bit, and best of all she was learning how to socialize, share, and be in a classroom environment. There has been some turnover on the staff, but I don't think that's a bad thing. Kids need to get used to listening to new people in order to prepare for school. I think they are still on the lower end as far as price goes, so they are a great value for the money. read more

Creative Minds and their staff are excellent! My son was 4 years old when he went here and he had so many wonderful memories here! This school is so warm and inviting. An excellent choice over any other school in this area. I can't say enough about this school. The education my son received, both scholastically and emotionally, is something I've been astounded by. I would recommend Creative Minds to any parent in the area that is seeking an atmosphere of elevated learning, classroom and playground fun, and mutual respect between teachers and children!! read more

Our son went to this day are for 2 years starting at 5 months old. Up until the recent changes, we couldn't have been happier with Creative Minds with the quality of care being provided and the staff at the center. The director at that time (Ban Haller, daughter in law of owner Aurora Haller) and the assistant director Miss Pat listened to the feedback parents had, resolved any concerns we had and made the experience very smooth for us and our child. They highly encouraged communication between the daycare and parents stressing that this is a "teamwork". The arrangement worked well for us till the end of 2015 when the director Ban Haller left (and Miss Pat left shortly afterwards). Things took a turn for the worse from then on with the arrival of new director Miss Marina. Miss Aurora has tried to be more involved with the day to day management but it hasn't been the same as it was with Miss Ban. What has been most alarming and concerning is the absolute disrespect shown for the communication and feedback we provided as parents regarding our child's activities. Instead of listening to the parents and encouraging them to keep the daycare staff in the loop regarding their child, the parents are made to feel as if we are burdening them with information they would rather not have, and it is making their teachers "lose confidence in how they are doing their jobs". That attitude is completely unacceptable in any child care setting. if the teachers get so insecure and concerned by what the parents say , the management has a bigger issue at hand and needs to train their staff better. Instead of making parents feel comfortable, the new staff at Creative Minds gets combative and actually tries to make the parents feel bad about it. Communication such as "he did well at potty training this weekend" was met with similar inexplicable hostility. This is totally unacceptable. This attitude by the new director that "my staff knows how to do their jobs, you will not find another child care operating the way we are right now" SHOULD NOT go with a child care business. They need to learn that they are dealing with someone's child and the parents will be cautious about everything and would want to double-check about any special restrictions their kids have. Especially when there has been a history of mistakes, communication lapses and changes in the teachers of their kids' classroom! If the new staff can't deal with that, they are in a wrong career. The expectations from the parents to just be a spectator and not have anything to say about the time their kids spend in the center is highly improper. Every observation/concern we made was met with blatant denial from the new director dismissing any shortcomings or room for improvement which further added to our aggravation. When we raised concerns about different teachers in the classroom at drop off times, during the course of the day, and pick up times, or when we mention about crowded classrooms during the mornings and evenings; the director is quick to quote the ratio and other guidelines from the day care regulations for the state of Texas. They will never ever accept that there has been a mistake or there is any room of improvement. The least they can do is accept that the parents can have concerns/feedback for them and not give the impression that they think the parents are lying! The owner kept insisting that ham is not served on the menu; while we repeatedly told her that it IS on the menu and is being served. Only when we showed the printed menu to her, she accepted that that there is a mistake and will be rectified. but the initial denial by her was something that any parent would find alarming. The new director has to realize that a child care business is not one that they can promote by "we are the best and proud of it" attitude or one that they can flourish by increasing their social media presence. The parents care more about what actually happens at the daycare and not about the flowery emails sent by the director. The parents care more about their own emails being responded to on time without multiple reminders, and not about whether pictures of an event were posted on the Facebook promptly or not. Disappointed that our child's stay here had to end this way. Our child had a good experience with all the teachers he spent time with. Miss Beverly has been with the center for long and is very good in her interaction with kids. It's sad that the new director ruined that experience for us and him. There has been a high turnover of teachers as well; can count 10 teachers who have left in the past 2 years. This place is not worth it; especially after the recent hike in the tuition rates which makes it the most expensive option among all the other nearby centers. read more

The Director at this place was wonderful and kind. She was very thorough in addressing any concerns and going over what they do/don't allow. The facility gives you a warm comfy vibe and all the teachers were super attentive and patient. This was on of the first places where I saw the children having fun during class and being excited to learn. The children were very inclusive towards my child. I would recommend this place to anyone in a heartbeat. read more

My daughter has attended Creative Minds from the age of 7 months to 3 and a half. Creative Minds has been wonderful to our daughter and our family. I can't express enough how grateful we are to have had them in our lives and all of the fond memories we have. This is not just a day care, your kids will truly learn here and take part in lots of super fun activities such as school plays, parades and splash day. They have done an exceptional job with my daughter and we will truly miss them. There are three years of great memories here. read more