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 have a 5 year old girl and a 2 year boy that attend this school. They both started before their…read more2nd birthday and what a difference it has made! My daughter became a lot less shy, and more independent. She started talking more and loves to sing and draw. My son randomly started singing his ABCs and 123s! I was very impressed. They both love their school, and teachers. Thank you so much to Ms. Valerie, Ms. Patricia, Ms. Sue, Ms. D, and all the other teachers and helpers that are enriching my children's lives every day while also giving me time to take care of my household! We also miss Mr. Jazz! My son will keep going to this school until Kindergarten.

My daughter love this school. She has been a student here since kindergarten and is currently in…read more2nd grade. The school has amazing administrative staff and excellent teachers and assistants. I love that they offer after school care. Once your kid goes to this school, you'll all be treated like family.

I debated on writing a review because Ms. Sara and Mickey are great people, but I feel the need to…read moremake other parents aware of the effects this place had on my child. I will start out by saying that having Mrs. Kahn as my daughters teacher was the biggest mistake I ever made as a parent. There would be times Mrs. Kahn would say," Oh your child wouldn't sit down in circle time and would go play with the toys instead, or I know her shirt has milk and paint all over it but she got upset when I tried to change her so I left it on." The first thought that came to my mind was," Aren't you the teacher?" My child wasn't bad at all, she was just excited to be in an environment with so many stimulating things in it, and as a teacher you would think her 15+ years of experience would've taught her how to handle those situations. It's as if she was so used to having perfect children and got flustered when a child didn't listen when she told them to do something the first time. And as far as my child learning anything, she didn't learn anything from her other than how to line up and go outside. The funny thing is when I would be on break from school or had her for the holidays, I would teach her the smallest things and my daughter would catch on so fast that everyone in my family could see an improvement. Why was it that she wasn't learning anything at school when she was there 5 days a week, but as soon as I taught her something on a 3 day break all of a sudden you see improvement? I'll tell you why, it's because Mrs. Kahn was NOT paying attention to my child and paid more attention to other children and was busy begging parents to give money or food to her for the parties she always threw (as if tuition wasn't enough). If she spent more time on educating the children then planning parties, maybe the children could actually learn something. My husband also would drop our daughter off and say to me ," Does she not like our daughter? She always gives us a look like she doesn't want her there, but when other children come in, she gets excited and gives them hugs." Also you know something is wrong with a teacher when the director pulls her own grandchild out of their class, and transfers them into another teachers class. In all since leaving within 3 months my child can count to 100 and can read at 3 years old, and it's all because I taught her and took her out of that school. My advice is to anybody looking at this school, DO NOT enroll your child in her class. She's obviously more focused on throwing parties and doesn't know a thing about teaching in a structured environment.

Am an over protective grandmother and was very skeptical of daycares due to previous experiences…read morebut Goddard has been put my skepticism to rest. My grandson is so happy there. The new owners are there on a daily bases and take great interest in the kids, my grandson will not leave with out saying goodbye to the owners. I can not say enough about the director she is in-tune with the kids and their parents. This school has so much to offer such as bilingual story time, book fairs, parents night out and so much more. There are themes such as Dinosaur and story time characters month The first month there my grandson who is now 3 knew how to count to 10 in Spanish and some Japanese words. The teachers are very patient and take time to love the kids while they learn. I must admit my grandson is a handful but the entire staff works to keep him in line in a loving way. The ladies that take care of the kids in the morning are very helpful in assisting me with him so I can get to work. This is a great Daycare and they did not ask me to write this review, I was compelled to do so because am so impressed with my grandson progress.

I have a one year old nephew who goes to this school . one of the teachers pinched my nephew and…read moresaid it was because he was doing to much . my nephew is 1 years old , they have him in a classroom with 4-5 month olds so what exactly does he's doing to much mean ? she was wrong and needs to be fired immediately.

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.

My daughter was previously enrolled in two different daycares, both of which were difficult…read moreexperiences due to the lack of care from the caregivers. However, at Mariner Montessori at Galleria, she has had the happiest moments and a wonderful time. She is currently in the Infant 2 class, and her teachers are incredibly caring and loving. They always show genuine empathy for my baby's feelings, and I feel completely comfortable leaving her in their care. The growth and development I've seen in my daughter since she started with them has been remarkable - I'm amazed by her milestones every day. I'd like to extend a big thank you to Ms. Daniela, Ms. Ester, Ms. Moraima, Ms. Tania, and Ms. Alaguthayammal for all the love, care, and dedication they show my little one. I couldn't ask for a better environment for her!

As much as I wanted to like this school because of the initial tour (which is gonna be the only…read moretimes that you might ever see a director or the owners) and the proximity to us, the experience for us was disappointing on many levels. We left three years ago after several months of enrollment, yet I STILL have negative feelings about our time there and unfortunately, I continue to hear from others about some of the same issues. I was initially very enthusiastic about Mariner and even recommended it to two friends, both of whom stayed And were quite happy. In my case unfortunately, things did not work out and turned unpleasant quickly. In my son's class, one wonderful teacher left, followed shortly by the other. Within a short period of time, the class went from a teacher-to-child ratio of approximately 1:8 to 1:22 children. The replacement teachers who showed up over night were very young, no native English speakers and without credentials or experience I would expect from teachers responsible for so many young children. More concerning to me were the safety issues. On two occasions, my son came home with unexplained bruises. The second incident ultimately led me to withdraw. I received him back with a huge bruise, and no one at the school could explain how it happened! Two days later was then told that he 'had a habit of rubbing his head against the carpet'--something he had never seen before and I have never seen since. During my meeting with the director, it became obvious that someone was not watching my son and he got injured, but they were not clear about how it happened. Do not send your child here! We immediately withdrew and while Ms Jenny and Ms Pat handled the situation courteously and refunded tuition and deposit without delays, the experience left me deeply concerned. During the time my son was enrolled, there was also an extraordinary amount of staff turnover. Several teachers who had left stayed in touch with us and told us they had left because of poor working conditions and low pay ($13/hr). There was also a woman at the front door (Ms Jessica 2021-2023) who was consistently rude and made morning drop-off unpleasant for families. She was eventually replaced only after she moved to New York. Another thing that always bothered me was the overwhelming smell of cleaning chemicals. I understand and appreciate the importance of cleanliness, but my son would often come home smelling strongly of Fabuloso. It was so strong that I found myself wondering whether the school was relying too heavily on chemicals rather than using more thorough cleaning methods such as deep or steam cleaning. I genuinely dreaded that smell when I picked him up. To make a long story short, there are better options out there. After leaving Mariner Montessori, we enrolled our son at Children's Village in West University, and our experience there was absolutely wonderful year after year. Mariner Montessori was a very difficult experience for us, and unfortunately, even years later, I still have not forgotten it. I heard a similar concerns from another parent, and finally decided it was important to share my experience as well. I hope this helps other families make an informed decision. Each school has their pros and cons.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about MSODT. My child went from being nervous about drop offs…read moreto running through the door excited to see her teachers. This kind of trust doesn't happen by accident. Its the result of educators who are attentive and truly passionate about what they do.

Everything about this school is unorganized. Absolutely rude of a staff and a completely dismissive…read moreattitude. do not recommend enrolling your child here. go somewhere else. your future will thank you for it. The security guard as well, extremely rude, shut this place down.

We started looking for a daycare / montessori when my son was 15 months. We were worried because he…read morehad not been around people much other than his parents and grandparents. He also had a ton of allergies - milk, seafood, and tree nuts. We visited over 7 schools for him and read every single review for each of the places. We were most impressed with Primrose. Miss Natalie was professional and patient with us during our tour as we asked question after question. I also loved their system of having every kids picture in the classroom with their allergies listed next to their face. They seemed very organized. When we started, our son would still cry at drop off and took longer than most kids to adjust but the school helped us through it. The teachers were loving and looked out for our son and I would literally call every 1-2 hours and ask for an update and they would often send a photo through the portal when I did. About 6 months into our time there, we started Oral Immunotherapy for our son's milk allergy. As a part of that, we were able to trial and error small portions of foods that contained milk. Every Monday, Miss Kari and I still go through the weekly menu and talk through what foods my son should try for the week and what portions. Now my son has overcome his milk allergy and the school was a huge help in getting us there. Other praises I'll sing: even though kiddos can switch classes every 6 months - 1 yearish, the teachers are so phenomenal that neither our son or us have had a hard time with the transitions, they were seamless. He also was behind on walking and his vocabulary when he started and both improved dramatically when he started. Now he goes into school with a smile on his face and talks about his teachers and his friends at home. It's a home away from home for him. Great job Primrose!

Unfortunately, we cannot recommend Primrose Pearland Parkway. We previously attended another…read morePrimrose location and had an excellent experience, but after moving, we had to switch locations. After just six weeks at Pearland Parkway, we ultimately decided it was not the right fit for our family. If the administrative staff or management had reached out to ask why we were leaving, we would have shared that we simply did not get the same positive feeling or level of care that we experienced at our previous Primrose. While the teachers seemed nice, our son cried every day at drop-off for all six weeks, which was very unusual compared to our experience at his previous location. We also noticed several differences in the overall organization, communication, and security. There was never a staff member consistently at the front desk monitoring foot traffic in the mornings. His first day was disorganized, we weren't provided with the necessary door/pass codes, and there was confusion about whether we owed a payment. We later ended up being double-charged. We also had several experiences that were concerning to us, including seeing the front desk staff member applying makeup in the back office while we were leaving and, on another occasion, finding the front door propped open. When I mentioned the open door and if she wanted me to close it , the response was simply, "Oh yeah," rather than it seeming to be recognized as a potential security concern. Another major difference was the lack of personal connection. At our previous Primrose, staff knew our names and our son's name and always made us feel welcomed. At Pearland Parkway, no one seemed to know our names or our son's name, and when we left, no one asked why we were leaving or even said goodbye. We also noticed that many of the classroom toys appeared old and worn. Overall, the level of care, attention, organization, security, and personal connection we experienced at our previous Primrose was simply not the same at this location. We truly wanted this location to work for our family, but after six weeks, we knew it wasn't the right fit. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to improve. Our experience at another Primrose location showed us what a wonderful daycare experience can look like, and unfortunately, we did not experience that same level of care at Primrose Pearland Parkway.

We had two children at CHMS, starting at ~18 months until about 4 years old. We were admittedly…read morehesitant to send our kids to daycare altogether, but could not have been happier with the care our kids received at this school. The staff is communicative, caring, and fun. They strike a great balance between fun and learning, and our kids always came home having learned a new fact or life skill along with a story about a fun game or dance they did. We have been so surprised at how independent and outgoing our kids have become since starting at CHMS. We had to relocate from Houston, and of all the things we'll miss, CHMS tops the list. The folks there are so dependable and truly felt like family. It was truly a privilege to send our kids there, and we cannot recommend them highly enough.

I don't know if I can quite put into words how much we love CHMS! My daughter started going here…read morewhen she was 1 and stayed until it was time for her to head off to kindergarten, and now she's back there for the summer! CHMS feels like family. I know how much Ms. Laura and the teachers love my daughter, and my daughter loves them, too. They go above and beyond to make CHMS a special place to learn and have fun. I'm so grateful that I found CHMS, because my daughter absolutely thrived there and was more than prepared for entry into kinder. I love our CHMS family!

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.