Amazing place for families with kids from infant through elementary. Their staff is the most caring…read moreany Mother's Day out or after school program or daycare I have ever seen. You won't be disappointed. They offer a variety of programs depending on the age of your kids and even provide transportation after school. Splash pad, soccer field, multiple outdoor gymnasiums. Very high-quality at a very reasonable price.

This place is amazing. We've never had a problem. All the teachers are super sweet. My child has…read morelearned so much going to this daycare.

Greatest day care owners care B about having good people working…read moreThere. care about their people treat them well.

From the moment we walked into Kiddie Academy of Rockwall for our initial walkthrough, we felt an…read moreincredibly warm and genuine welcome from the owners and the entire team. It was immediately clear that the owners have a strong on-site presence and have built a supportive, collaborative leadership team. You can truly feel that the staff support one another--and most importantly, that they are deeply dedicated to childcare. We were so impressed that we didn't hesitate to register our daughter right away. While the cameras definitely provide peace of mind, what I appreciate most is knowing that every staff member is actively involved in my child's care. It feels personal, attentive, and intentional. If you're on the fence about choosing Kiddie Academy of Rockwall, don't be--go for it. Zero regrets for our family. We're so grateful to have found such a wonderful place for our daughter.

We switched our boys to Kiddie Academy from another day care and it was a hard adjustment for our…read moretoddler at first. The staff has done really great at making him feel welcome and integrating him in with new friends. He is now running into his class with excitement. We also have a 3 month old who attends and I love that there is always 2-3 teachers in the baby room making sure everything is being ran smoothly.

My little ones went to KALE for a few months. The turnover was high (yes, everyone is dealing with…read morestress and pressure during COVID) and the communication was inadequate. I interviewed lots of child care centers prior to settling with KALE. The director I met a month before was not the same when my kids started. When they got a new teacher for my kid's class, they did not inform the parents. Luckily, I paid additional ($40/month) for the cameras so I questioned my kiddo about the new teacher. Other parents had no idea for at least a month. There were 22 kids crammed into a room with one teacher and a floating teacher sometimes. As for the cameras, they did not charge monthly. They deducted the total from the refundable deposit. With the constant changes, organization is not a priority. I asked the director two weeks prior to Christmas what the plan was and she said she is just thinking about the next day. Yikes! One of my kiddos was not acclimating well to the new environment and she couldn't get any attention from the teacher since the teacher was wrangling almost 20 kids. My kid was usually alone and I didn't see the teacher trying to engage or encourage her to join the rest of the class. I pick up my little one at the same time every day right before nap time. Sometimes, they would have the kids wait by the door for over 30 minutes in the dark. Speaking of doors, they do not have conventional closed doors. All doors are short so you can hear everything going on in other classes. Onto the neutral/plus side, the school had some potential. The meals were on par with other places, the curriculum was admirably challenging, and they tried to set up events on Sundays but they were usually low turnouts. I wish the school all the best but I can't recommend it to my fellow parent friends and their kids.

The teachers are very communicative and caring. We really appreciate the lower infant classroom…read moreratio compared to other schools we looked at. They also provide fresh-cut fruits and freshly prepared food for the children. The owners are always at the school and actively involved in making sure everything runs smoothly. We are very happy with our experience!

We started kiddie academy last week for pre k. The staff has been amazing with our son. We had to…read morepull our son out of summer camp due to the inexperience of counselors and disorganization . Our son dreaded going to his summer program until starting kiddie academy. We see him learning and enjoying his peers. He comes home with a smile every day. I can't say enough wonderful things about the staff and owner. From the moment we enrolled our child, we've been impressed with their caring staff and nurturing environment. The teachers are incredibly patient and skilled at fostering both educational growth and emotional development. Our child looks forward to going each day, which speaks volumes about the center's warm atmosphere and engaging activities. As parents, we feel confident and grateful knowing our child is in such capable hands. Highly recommend!

I am completely blown away by PPMA. We left our prior daycare due to concerns regarding negligence,…read morepoor nutrition, and lack of staff support. Comparing different daycares can feel like comparing apples to oranges, so let me summarize the things that make PPMA stand apart from the rest. - The staff are valued and supported. This translates to excellent care for your children. - Montessori principles. Within one week my toddler excelled at independent play and drinking from an open cup. His confidence soared. - Outside play twice a day (weather permitting). Being outside is our son's favorite thing, and I can't believe he was cooped up all day at the previous daycare. - Handmade meals and an open kitchen. No secrets, no nonsense, just wholesome and filling food! - Reasonable tuition. I can't believe we were paying more at our previous daycare for so much less. These are the biggest differences we've noticed in just a week here. Most importantly our son is happier and we are so grateful!

We brought our daughters here at age 3 & 4 when their other Montessori school closed abruptly…read more Everyone- the owner, administrative staff, and teachers have gone out of their way to welcome us and provide a wonderful learning environment for our girls. The facility is great with a shaded playground and nice classrooms. Also, as gay dads in Texas we are always a little cautious when looking into communities for our kids. PPMA is incredibly diverse and provided a welcoming environment to families of all kinds. We will miss them when our daughters head off to school!

My 11 month old goes to this place. I was looking for a clean and hygienic place as I was really…read moreconcerned about that for my 11 month old. And I think these guys are excellent with cleanliness and hygiene, which is evident when you walk in. The place is really safe and secure. The teachers are diverse and talented and take really good care of your kids. One thing I really liked was I can watch what my kid is doing on the camera from anywhere and whenever. Overall a wonderful place , 10/10 on cleanliness and hygiene , safety , teachers. Would recommend this place for sure.

They have no patience with kids here. It's more like a boot camp than it is a school. They expect…read morekids to come In and sit down like they are in college without crying. These are 2 and 3 year olds we are talking about here. Good luck finding somewhere better to put your child.

As a full-time working mom, leaving my first-born in someone else's care every morning is one of…read morethe hardest things I have to do. My heart breaks just a little bit more each day, knowing I will miss so many precious moments with my daughter, while someone else will be there to witness so many of her "firsts". It's a feeling I'm sure I share with so many other moms. Thanks to the teachers and staff at Primrose School of South Plano, however, I can feel a little bit better about leaving my girl every day because I know she is in the hands of caring professionals who cherish her and seem to understand how much I must miss her every day. Immediately upon entering Primrose School of South Plano, we were comforted by the welcoming environment and warm staff. After the initial conversation with the owner of the school, we were taken on a tour where we knew immediately that this is a place where when we are at work we can be at ease knowing she is well taken care of and having a good time. It's a very loving and caring environment. Our daughter is being cared for by people that truly care about her and want to see her succeed in life. We also appreciate that the teachers are actually teaching and not just "watching" her. Although this is only her second week there, the teachers and the management staff have been fantastic about keeping us up-to-date on the highlights of our daughter's days, sharing her funny moments and her latest schedule. And the best part is that we don't always have to wait till the end of the day. They send us photos when they know it's a moment we wouldn't want to miss. Like the time when my baby have that big smile on her face when being read to or when she's enjoying her long nap after a milk coma. Their photos brighten my day, make me laugh, and help me feel that even though we're apart, I'm still with my daughter somehow. I'm so grateful to the staff at Primrose School of South Plano for helping us give our little girl such a great start in life, and for including us in the moments we would otherwise miss out on.

We have been in 4 different daycares because finding the right fit for our family was paramount to…read moreme going back to work. This school is AMAZING. The moment we toured and met the teachers, I was so excited to bring my 2 year old and 6 month old. This school has been SO amazing for both boys development in such a short time. My son RUNNNSSS into the building so excited to see his teachers, Mrs. Aida and Mrs. Alma. They are so fun and you can see they give their all to those kiddos. The infant room is also full of such special women!! Mrs. Cindy and Mrs. Bheda are always so sweet when I drop off my baby and I love seeing all the pictures and activities they do! When I do pick up in the afternoon, Mrs. Ambreen and Mrs. Yu are always letting me know all the cute things my baby did that day and so sweet in celebrating his little changes! My boys are so blessed to have such amazing teachers. We are grateful to have found this school with its amazing staff.

I had a very positive experience working at Milestone Academy of Texas. One of the things I…read moreappreciated most was how clean, organized, and well-prepared the environment was for the children. Everything followed a schedule, and each classroom had its own lesson plans and daily activities. Milestone was not just a place for daily childcare. Children were given opportunities to learn and develop through age-appropriate activities and lessons based on their developmental needs. The teachers and staff were kind, patient, and attentive in their interactions with the children. They treated each child with warmth and respect, responded thoughtfully to their individual needs, and genuinely cared about their well-being. They worked hard to provide a safe, nurturing, and educational environment where children felt comfortable and supported.

I wish I could give this daycare less than one star. As the parent of an infant, I trusted this…read morefacility to provide safe, attentive care and follow the feeding and care instructions I provided. Unfortunately, my experience left me with serious concerns about feeding, supervision, communication, documentation, management, and ultimately my child's safety. I repeatedly communicated that formula was my baby's primary source of nutrition and provided specific instructions for bottles approximately every 3 1/2-4 hours. There were instances when these instructions were not followed as expected, including a day when there was approximately a 5-hour gap between formula feedings. I also became concerned that purées were being given in place of regularly scheduled formula. Eventually, I asked the daycare to stop providing purées altogether because I wanted to ensure my baby received his formula while in their care. Documentation through Procare was another ongoing concern. Entries were sometimes incomplete or unclear, and I repeatedly requested that the actual ounces consumed be documented. When caring for an infant who cannot tell a parent what happened during the day, accurate feeding and care records are extremely important. Communication at pickup was also difficult. The teacher I normally needed to speak with left around 3:00 p.m., and there was a significant language barrier between me and the assistant who was often present later in the day. As a result, I sometimes could not get clear answers about my baby's day directly from the caregiver present. I also personally witnessed situations in the infant room that concerned me. I observed babies crying without staff immediately responding, and on another occasion I observed an assistant focused on another task with her back turned to the babies. These observations made me question the level of attentiveness and supervision being provided. I repeatedly brought concerns to the director. In my experience, I often received pleasant and reassuring responses during our conversations, but I did not see the consistent follow-through or meaningful changes I expected afterward. Eventually, repeated reassurances were no longer enough for me. When concerns involve an infant's feeding, supervision, or safety, follow-through and accountability matter. Most concerning, my baby came home with an unexplained mark/scar on his arm. This occurred after I had already raised multiple concerns regarding his care. Finding an unexplained injury on my infant significantly affected my trust in the facility and ultimately contributed to my decision that I could no longer feel confident leaving him in their care. I also had concerns about developmentally appropriate care, including adequate floor/tummy time and positioning rather than excessive time in restrictive equipment. I felt I had to repeatedly advocate for care instructions that should have been straightforward. Based solely on my family's experience and what I personally observed, I cannot recommend this daycare for infant care. Parents should not have to repeatedly advocate for appropriate feeding, accurate documentation, responsive care, adequate supervision, clear communication, management follow-through, and their child's physical safety. When caring for babies who cannot speak for themselves, those things should be non-negotiable.