My daughter absolutely loves going to KidsPark! I love it too because It's so affordable compared…read moreto other childcare options. The drop-in process is incredibly convenient. I can run errands or go to appointments without stressing about finding a sitter. The staff is honestly the best part. Every single person there is so sweet, kind, and genuinely caring. When my daughter has a hard time at drop-off, they always greet her with a big smile and know exactly how to help her calm down and feel safe. I never worry when she's there because I know she's in loving hands. They also do so many fun activities with the kids, arts and crafts, games, story time, and even themed projects. My daughter comes home excited to show me what she made. She always has paint or glitter somewhere on her, which honestly just proves how hands-on and creative the center is. The place is always clean, organized, and bright, and you can tell they put real effort into making it a fun, safe space for the kids. She leaves happy every single time. If you're looking for flexible, affordable, trustworthy childcare, I can't recommend KidsPark enough. We're so grateful for them!

This place is wonderful!!! My son loves it. he normally gets so tired after a whole day there. The…read moreonly thing I wish is that they have a daily rate instead of a hourly rate. It does add up quickly.

We are involved parents and do our research: I could not take my babies anywhere else. We have been…read moreat Everley Rose for 1.5 years, after transferring over from Walnut Creek next door (also great). Honest open communication with the teachers and director, effective educational curriculum, and teachers who are partners in our "village." When the teachers gingerly provide extra TLC to my baby girl's red-rash bottom or notice when my 2-year old son is having a "more emotional" day and seems "off", I know my babies are with teachers who genuinely care for them.

We really love Everly Rose, they take such good care of our baby. He's happy when we drop off and…read morepick up, we definitely reccomend!

I struggled with putting my Princess in daycare, due to the class size and a constant worry that my…read morechild wouldn't get the attention that I provide but I instantly felt comfortable when I found BusyBezzzz. I automatically felt comfortable just based off of the initial conversation over the phone and then we proceeded to go by and visit, my daughter, who is normally shy, opened up and that's when I knew this was heaven sent, Cameisha and her team are a 10/10 of you ask me. Trusting her with your child will be no problem it's a super clean, structured, and a loving environment!

From the owner: BusyBezzzz Christian Preschool.Our mission is to meet the needs of each child and family in a safe…read moreeducational environment. BusyBezzzz Christian Preschool will provide an atmosphere that encourages social, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth through the children's play and small group instruction. The curriculum includes dramatic play, creative art activities, daily outdoor activity shapes, colors and numbers as well as the Hooked on Phonics Reading. Your child success and good care is our priority. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, cameisha.busybezzzz@gmail.com

Find somewhere else. Seriously. Do not let the charm fool you…read more If you are considering this place for your child, please keep looking. The way this place presents itself to families is very different from the experience I ultimately had. You will hear all the right things about safety, standards, communication, and having children first. The price was reasonable, and it felt like a blessing to find them, but it was a nightmare. I quickly became concerned about leadership, supervision, communication, and overall accountability. Communication was another major problem. When the facility needed something from me, they could contact me like it was the end of the world. However, when I needed someone at the school, getting a response was always very difficult. That is not acceptable when you are talking about someone's child. I tried to be reasonable. I tried to give them the benefit of the doubt. I tried to believe that my concerns would be addressed and that they meant what they said. I should have trusted my instincts. Because when I finally saw enough for myself to understand what was really happening, I was sick of it. If something feels wrong, don't convince yourself that you're being overly cautious. You aren't. Your child cannot advocate for themselves the way you can. You trust these people with something that is infinitely more important than your money, your schedule, or your convenience. If you have concerns about your child's care, document them and know how to report concerns through the State of Texas: https://childcare.hhs.texas.gov/Public/makeAReport Ask questions. Pay attention. Document everything. Trust your gut. I wish I had

We had a terrible experience at this facility and would not recommend this place. My son came home…read morewith several wounds on his back. He was basically assaulted by two other kids. My other son experienced discrimination and lack of support. My other child shared that the teacher would make students sleep for a long period of time just to not watch them. We did not feel that staff cared for children or families. Please report any incidents to CPS or state licensing.

I can't recommend The Children's Spot enough. I have been so pleased with the care my child has…read moregotten. And the office staff is fantastic! I love that it is Christian based as well. If you're looking for a new childcare spot, this is the place!

I absolutely LOVE Love love this school!! We pulled our…read moredaughter from another daycare and brought her here because we liked their programming and more experienced teachers/staff; and truthfully because they pray over meals and I really wanted to have her have that experiences outside of our home. The other school "seemed" more modern & had fancy video system (which was good when our daughter was little and couldn't verbally tell us about her day), but truly what i learned was a video doesn't stop a mean/scary teacher in action and you cant rewind. However, the children spot provides lots of picture it didn't have a camera to watch the children at home-- but you're welcomed to come & watch from their office if you ever want to come in (which i never needed to because the disposition of my child was better now) . My child is MUCH happier here & learning more here at the children spot. She does hands on activities, tracing & projects (besides coloring all day long as she seemingly did in the other school). She's in love with her teacher "Ms. Missy" and all the staff. I also love the various discounts they offer for military and educators. I highly recommend this place for any parent due to our amazing experience.

Please consider weighing your options if you want to enroll at the Mansfield location. We enrolled…read moreat this location after moving to Mansfield and transferring from the Arlington location, which we liked very much. Many things went wrong at this location over the year or so that we were there. The main issues we dealt with centered around potty training and teacher turnover. I was told when my son moved to the two year old class that the teachers would be helping with potty training and for us to communicate the potty training plan with the teachers. Come to find out, no one in the classroom was helping with potty training, which was one of the reasons he struggled at home to potty train. He moved to the three year old class where we were abruptly told that he had six months to potty train or he would have to be unenrolled. That was very stressful and we did what we could but, again, there was no help at the school with potty trainig. There was one time in particular that I picked my son (3 year old class) and he was covered in wet mud, shoes were wet and muddy, and he had pull up that was absolutely FULL of pee and poop. It was clear that he had been in that pull up for a while. I went in to talk to the director and she had the audacity to blame me for not working on potty training. Also, teachers do not stick around long enough for children to form bonds with them. The teachers when we were there (in the 2, 3, and 4 year old class), lacked experience, knowledge and patience to handle children of that age. My son knew he was being ignored and most likely put down due to the potty training issue, and of course he's a little boy so he acts like a little boy does, which was communicated to me as "behavior issues." The teachers and director were very quick to tell me all of the negative things at pick up each day. I was even told by a teacher in his class that she puts him with another teacher during the day because she can't "handle him". It was really heartbreaking to know that I left my children at a place all day that treated them the way they did. Thankfully we left this location and since we did both of my boys have thrived, grown, and become amazing little people. The "behavior issues" quickly fixed themselves due to being out of such a negative environment. It truly does matter the environment and people that surround your young children every day. Please be cautious when considering this daycare. Unfortunately, it does not let you rate 0 stars.

This will be my daughter's 2nd year attending this location. We love it! The teachers are super…read moresweet to her and have greatly helped with potty training while she is there. She is very excited to go every day!

Even giving one star is me being extremely generous. This daycare is the worst daycare you could…read moreever choose to go to. I don't even know how I lasted almost a year here. First off the teachers here are all extremely lazy, and they get treated so bad here which is probably why nobody cares about doing their job. The management sucks and Berkeley treats her workers like sh** The two year old classroom has had 8 teachers within the past 10 months. That speaks volumes in itself. All never lasting more than a few weeks to a couple months. My 2 year old was also constantly getting rashes due to them not changing my child. Be aware that teachers will talk so bad about other kids in front of you to the other teachers and to certain parents. There's also a teacher there that has pulled on multiple kids and the management couldn't care less.They even let her laugh about it. Since starting here my 4 year old has gotten so behind academically wise. But as far as his teachers they were far more helpful than the 2/3 year old classroom. My son loved Mr. Tyree. I could say wayyy more negative things about this daycare but I'll leave it at this. Without having made bonds with Mrs.T, Mrs.Nicole or Mr.Tyree I most definitely would have left a long time ago. l've been at a new center for only ONE month, and I have noticed a significant change in my children. I'm so glad i finally decided to leave this horrible place that they call a daycare.

My 2 boys have been at this daycare since they were 2 months old. Shout out to Ms. Ar'moni, Ms…read more laurynn, Ms. Jasmine, and Ms. Erica for always being good to my boys. I recently pulled my boys out due to leadership changes. The new director and assistant director are not personable at all. When I come to pick up my kids, I get no greetings from the front office. When a parent comes to pick up their child, it should be a feeling of comfort and since the change, I don't feel that at all. Ashley made no effort to get to know me or my children. We will not be returning. Add photos Q kindercare mansfield tx reviews

It's so funny leaving this review 20 years later. I went to CU from PreK-1st grade. It's a part of…read moremy childhood I hold onto fondly. I was a student when the giant treehouse was built. I don't want to be a teacher but if I were I'd want to be like the ones who shaped my time here. It makes me tear up thinking about all I experienced from meeting famous authors, starring in musicals, tipping in my Halloween costume on the yellow brick road, and that one time I refused to color in my connect the dots assignments and it was sent home with a note (my mom later framed it). Arlington is already diverse but it was good to see all the different backgrounds my friends were. If you're wondering if your kids will value going here, I am certain they will remember it fondly as CU fostered my love for reading, adventure, and friendship.

We made the tough decision to transfer our daughter to Children's University to be closer to home…read more I couldn't be happier with the decision. The greatest compliment has been my child saying about her old school, "I'm not returning because I love CU." (Talk about music to our ears when she said that.) CU is a warm, family-oriented environment that caters to the individual child. It provides the academic rigor vital for us, along with a host of enrichment opportunities from robotics and animal husbandry to chess and cheer. During our exploration, what sealed the deal was what we witnessed during our CU tour. We passed a group of children (who appeared close in age to my child) working on a group project in the library. They were discussing their different perspectives and had books that they were referencing. While we knew nothing about the project, I was impressed by how immersed they were in the work, and all appeared to be thoroughly enjoying the educational experience. So many vital skills were underway without them knowing it, which filled us with optimism about our child's future development at CU. Our family couldn't be happier to be part of the CU family. Our daughter is thriving; she has the best, most wonderful teacher. It's a true partnership, and we're beyond grateful. If you're looking for a program for your child, I recommend CU. It's a blend of academic excellence with a curriculum that challenges and inspires, enveloped in the most attentive environment dedicated to helping your child reach their fullest potential.

TLE Our daughter…read moreattended TLE since an infant, this year was the worst experience we've ever had. This will be a long review, but worth the read if you're interested in your child attending TLE. The toddler classroom is the most unorganized, overpopulated classroom we've encountered in TLE. It started with minor occurrences of scratches, one which left a permanent scar on the top of her nose. A lot deeper than what you'd expect from a toddler. There was also an occurrence where they sent a daily pick of her during nap time and her blanket was covering her face which could result in difficulty breathing. On April 2, 2024, we noticed our daughter had a bite mark on the side of her chin. Full print of a toddlers mouth. When we questioned the staff we were told they were unaware & there was no invent report. On April 4, 2024 we noticed yet another bite once we got home. This time on her left arm and much deeper leaving a bruise on her skin. we called TLE and was informed they were aware yet we were not informed during the day or at pickup and we had to REQUEST an incident form. It was not provided. On April 11,2024 as I was walking into the classroom for pickup, our daughter is crying. I asked the teacher what was wrong and she informed me that she had been bit YET AGAIN. Another deep purple bite mark on the same left arm. At that point since the director, Kristin, is never present in office We proceeded to send a detailed email including pictures of bite marks to make sure she was aware of what was happening while she was absent from the clinic. It was clear that the staff she left in charge had no authorization to move forward with dismissals or proper policy for biters in the classroom. At that point we had been told that it was the same child for each occurrence. All they could do was falsely reassure us that this would not happen again. & no surprise there were 4 more occurrences to come. The following week I was able to catch Kristin in the facility and asked her if she had seen our email. I gave her an opportunity to get caught up on the situation and she agreed. She apologized and stated we were top priority. We never received a response from the email, she never reached out. I then sent a 2nd email, 2 weeks after the first, to state that we were disappointed in the lack of response from her. I recieved a response from staff but not from the director Kristin. During that time I spoke with the co director staying that "biting" is typical toddler behavior. Undermining the fact that this was the 3rd occurrence in 2 weeks and that their staff was not following proper protocol for incident reports, along with the negligence of supervision in the classroom. No one was accepting responsibility or being held accountable. On May 29,2024, we received the last call that Amari had been bitten for the 7th time, through her shirt ON HER CHEST. Same situation with no empathy from the director. We were then told that the other child was in the process of being dismissed and received the most empty apology from the director, Kristin, after I reached out directly to her cell. At the point we had availability to transfer her to another daycare center and unenroll from TLE. This has been the most traumatizing experience for our child and family with a revolving door of teachers in the classroom. There was no stability in the classroom. It got to the point where our daughter was able to tell us the name of child that was biting her. We were given empty promises that the situation would be rectified and it never was. In the week leading up to our daughter's last day we were still not approached by the director. I would NEVER recommend TLE to any other parent/family.

Please don't do it! Lacks nurture and true care for students. The teachers are constantly changing.read more