I had a concerning experience with Denise at the daycare. She approached me about an incident where…read moremy daughter was bitten, she displayed an unprofessional attitude, insinuating that I was being 'double-sided' and suggesting that my child was to blame for the incident. Despite my explanation that my daughter was merely curious and did not provoke the situation, Denise's response was dismissive and lacking in empathy. It's disheartening to feel as though a caregiver is indifferent to a child's well-being, and I believe addressing this behavior is crucial for creating a supportive environment for both parents and children at the daycare. In addition to my experience with Denise, I also noticed that the toddler teachers seem overwhelmed with the number of children under their care. My final straw was witnessing my daughter's hair being pulled and her being dragged down without any acknowledgment or apology from Natalie, one of the Directors . It was alarming to see such an incident go unnoticed by the staff, and it left me questioning why my daughter seems to dread going to school. The lack of communication and accountability is deeply concerning, especially when it comes to the safety and well-being of the children. It's disheartening to be met with smiles while legitimate concerns are overlooked. I believe addressing these issues, including the staff-to-child ratio and the need for better communication and supervision. I am deeply concerned that if one of the directors has the audacity to speak to me in such a dismissive manner, then they may also have the power to influence how teachers handle parental concerns. It's troubling to think that legitimate worries expressed by parents could be overlooked or dismissed by those in positions of authority. A culture of dismissiveness from leadership can trickle down and affect how staff members interact with parents and address concerns. It's essential for the daycare's management to foster an environment of respect, accountability, and open communication, starting from the top down. Parents entrust their children's well-being to the daycare, and it's imperative that this trust is respected and upheld at all levels of the organization. Mrs Alejandra and Mrs.Sinclair are great teachers in her class but something just isn't right about the administration.

Both of my toddlers (5 & 4 years) attend this school, and the amount of material both of them have…read morelearned is amazing. The teachers and staff are very knowledgeable and they genuinely care about the kids they teach. The curriculum that is taught here, will put my kids above what other public school children are learning, which makes me feel good. I definitely will recommend this school to any parents of children who are not of school age, to get a head start in their learning. The benefits to your child's education, will definitely out way any other school or daycare. I also wanted to extend a big thanks to Mrs. Nassarin, for all the hard work that she has done for my kids. All of the staff and teachers do a great job with children's education.

My daughter is 17 months old and has been with primrose since 3 months old…read more We had toured 4 other daycares around the area and had a good feeling from primrose the moment we stepped in. We came with a list of questions, which they answered each and everyone of them. Just seeing how happy the kids were and not shy to say hi to us. Even the parents without prompt could easily tell we were new parents looking for a daycare and we had several parents walk by saying "hey, you'll love it here so don't looked any where else". Since day one we have been beyond happy with this location and those parents were so right! The location visually looked clean, smelled clean, happy kids, happy teachers, great curriculum, keep us informed, and of course adhere to COVID precautions. As being a FTM they were very patient with all my questions through out the day while I was at work. Which is so important because I have other friends that have their kids in other daycares and literally cry at work because they feel their daycare makes them feel like they are a bother or that their worry isn't warranted. When I hear this I am grateful that I found a daycare that I trust to care for my daughter, feel comfortable with all aspects, and great communication. The facility does not have a camera but that wasn't a deal breaker from us. The app they use provides us detailed information on her diaper changes, activities, pictures of them at daycare, meal/bottle times and how much they consumed, and nap times. Instead of calling if it isn't urgent your can communicate with them throught the message tab. Which totally helps especially if you are busy at work and can't be on the phone. I personally prefer no camera so that it prevents hackers to hack into it and see.my daughters routine for potential sex traffickers. Very paranoid about that. Teachers: Ms. Nguyen was one of my daughter's infant 1 teachers and she would initially be in the room to receive my daughter. The first day I dropped her off and watched through the window they placed her in a bouncer, Ms. Nguyen went to her and Quinn quickly smiled at her. That made my heart melt and of course provided me comfort. Other morning Ms. Nguyen would bring her to the window and have Quinn see us. Ms. Sayler became my daughter's favorite teacher. She has been with my daughter in the infant 1 room since the first day she has been attending. She is the afternoon teacher and would bring my daughter out to me when I pick her up and let me know how she did that day. You can tell how quickly they formed a bond with each other and it was super cute. We are sad that she won't be at Primrose in the new year to care for our next baby but happy for her new venture. I know my daughter will miss her dearly and probably realize it when she goes looking for her. Ms. Vitellio is her main infant 2 teacher and she is so sweet and super chill, which I admire for handling little humans all day! She was great in picking up teething cues, learned our daughters fake cries, weaning her off her pacifier, and helping her grow developmentally. Ms. Mary is the owner of this location but very visible! How she remembers every kids names and parents is beyond me but impressive. She is out and about helping out, which I feel is important to be hands on. My daughter also is familiar and comfortable with her which lets me know that she is very hands on! She also gives us updates on what she observes about our daughter. Ms. Cochran is the director which I know is hard to do during a pandemic and making those phone calls when a parent, child, or teacher test positive. She has always been friendly and non stressed when we see her and also knows the kid and parents well. Everyone at the front desk as well gives us updates on our child and greets us with warmth. The facility as a whole that we have interacted with has been so welcoming, friendly, and truly amazing! We honestly cannot thank this location enough and truly are blessed to have such an amazing daycare down the road from where we live.

My child was here for 5 years and we loved it. She learned so much and was loved by everyone. I…read morewould highly recommend. Very clean!

We absolutely love this school. It's been open a year and we were there from the beginning. It is…read moreCLEAN, secure, and the director and teachers are lovely. We started with a 5 and 3 year old and now my 4 year old goes there (6 year old aged out). BUT, our 6 year old is doing summer camp at TLE. Can't recommend this place enough. The owners are also always around and engaging.

*** I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS DAYCARE ***…read more (ZERO STARS) Ms. Paula (Prek-4 teacher) was by far the DRIEST most unenthusiastic preschool teacher I have ever met. Just there to collect a check. No energy, no personality, she would BARELY speak when dropping off in the morning. Always seem tired and overwhelmed. Complain a lot about not having enough help. NEVER had time to fill out the end of the day recap in my child's notebook (the notebook was pointless). I barely received photos of my child throughout the day, maybe (1-3 daily photos) and that's on a good day. (And it's no live video footage to watch your child). HUGE classroom volume compared to neighboring daycares. Regardless of "state ratio law" MANAGEMENT should know better! To many kids in one classroom (at this age) is NOT good for the child or teacher. An aid was eventually added but not sure if that helped. Nitika (the owner) was ok. Not great not terrible just ok. Henni (the director) was actually excellent with kids, they loved her. She was patient & communicated well, but ultimately everything goes through Nitika. Cost: $280 per week (4years old) I would NOT recommend this daycare to anyone in the Pearland area with young kids! Please seek elsewhere.

The Learning Experience in Pearland offers a very impressive curriculum with LEAP interactive…read morelearning and focus is on child development. My kids love their elephant mascot - Bubbles. The staff are super friendly and the facility is clean, beautiful and very colorful. Highly recommend this pre school. It is a lovely addition the Pearland community!

Our kids are thriving here. We moved our son here when he was two (he's now 3.5)and my daughter has…read morebeen going since 3 months old. My daughter runs to the door when we drop her off and is sad to leave at the end of the day. So even though she can't speak, we KNOW she's so happy and loved. My son comes home every day talking about how much he likes his teacher and friends. The leadership has always been very responsive and their philosophies align well with ours. Special shout out to Sue, Ronda, Meggan, Amanda, Valerie, Patricia, and Ms D!

I was nervous about enrolling my three-year-old in school, but since she started attending MSODT…read moreSilverlake, I've seen incredible growth in both her social and learning skills. What made us choose this school over the others we toured was the curriculum and the staff. From the very beginning, everyone has been welcoming, professional, and genuinely caring. I really appreciate the emphasis on writing skills the most. Every teacher and member of the administrative team we've interacted with has been amazing. A special thank you to Ms. Maria, Ms. Patricia, Ms. Valerie, Ms. Rashmi, Ms. Anjanee, and Ms. Dee for the love, patience, and dedication they show every day. We truly appreciate everything they do.

I love this place. My daughter has been going there for almost 8 months and we could not be…read morehappier. This is her 5th daycare and by far the best one that she has been too. There is a small child to teacher ratio and you can tell that the teachers genuinely love kids. My daughter learns new things everyday and comes home everyday with arts and crafts that she made. A great thing about it is that the classes are conducted from 9 to 2, but if you need to drop your child off earlier or pick them up later, they have an extended care before and after school. It saves us money over the traditional daycare because we only need it from 9 to 3:30. I really would recommend this daycare to anybody.

Our experience has been nothing short of exceptional at The Goddard School! We noticed an immediate…read morechange in our 4 and 6 yr olds' behavior, self-confidence, communication and spirit after enrollment. Our oldest started "school" at 18 months and our initial goals were low-tech, hands-on Montessori methodology. Things have changed! We transferred to The Goddard School after daily phone calls for behavior "issues" from our previous school. The STEAM concept is wonderful and their technology, security, and communication is top-notch. We receive daily reports and photos -- helping us feel up-to-date and involved. The icing on the cake is: Your staff is amazing! Thank you for your patience and quality of care and instruction. Thank you Julie for comforting Mom and I during our enrollment meeting -- it validated our decision. Ms. Bianca was instrumental in preparing our oldest for Kindergarten and her love, passion, enthusiasm, and consistency will never be forgotten! Y'all rock! Keep it up Nershana and Kam.

Ms Trisha makes this place run smoothly. The teachers there are very helpful and care a lot about…read morethe kiddos! Love this school! And so does my child!

We are so grateful to have such an amazing teacher Ms. Inri! She is incredibly caring, patient,…read moreattentive, and truly goes above and beyond for her students. It is clear how much she genuinely cares about the children and their development. Our toddler has learned and grown so much while in Ms. Torres/Ms. Inri classroom. The school itself is very organized and we really appreciate the communication with parents and the attention to detail. The environment is clean, welcoming, and nurturing, which gives us peace of mind.

Mrs. Conn lacks respect for parents. She cut me off multiple times throughout our conversation and…read morespoke to me as if she was doing is a favor by considering enrolling our son into the school. As a former educator and district leader, this demeanor and abuse of positional power is disgusting for anyone who calls themselves and educator, let alone the school leader. Please read my husbands review for the full recap of this horrible experience (Jeremy W.). When she called to discuss the assessment my son and I were just there to she abruptly questioned if I was concerned about his safety. As I sought clarification, she sharply interrupted me and accused me of "having an attitude". This is a tried and true micro aggression that she had no problem throwing around which shows she felt she had the right to control my tone all while hers was one of disrespect and condescension. When I attempted to express my confusion, Ms. Conn's response was to rashly announce that she would "just take him off our list." Throughout our conversation, Ms. Conn wielded her words and tone like a weapon, showcasing an unsettling display of privilege and power. As the school leader, we expected her to foster a sense of collaboration and partnership in the enrollment process, bridging the gap between families, students, and other school stakeholders. Instead, we encountered an individual who took pleasure in her gatekeeping role, someone who reveled in the ability to dictate, limit, and control access. Ms. Conn's entire attitude was unarguably condescending, her demeanor cold, and her empathy was nowhere to be found. We consider ourselves fortunate that we could glimpse her true nature before we made the mistake of entrusting our son's education and emotional well-being to her. Zero stars.