"With a great curriculum designed for all age groups, supportive owners, an amazing management…read moreteam, dedicated staff, involved parents, and a warm, positive atmosphere, this school is the perfect place for children to thrive. Come visit and experience the difference for yourself!" I recommend !

My daughter just started CLOF at the beginning of the month, and is acclimating well with the help…read moreof the caregivers! We just love all the extra-curricular activities offered through the school, and we can't wait until she starts dance in two weeks! We are able to check in on her through the camera system, and the staff is easy to get a hold of whenever we have a question.

My daughter has been in this daycare for a few years now ! and loves it ! When i had my son and had…read moreto go back to work did not hesitate to put him in ! very welcoming! the place itself very comfortable for my kids and the staff is a plus ! also when it comes to communication i have no issues with the daycare !

From the moment we toured the facility so pleased with the care the staff puts in. It's shown from…read morethe smiling friendly faces to the upkeep of cleanliness. And above all, super impressed with the quality of care, time & effort put into my childrens growing experience. My kids are always looking forward to activities/ events or just happy arriving. Going on 3 years strong now and that alone speaks volumes. I definitely highly recommend to any parents looking for a caring fun-filled respectable, professional environment.

My son is no longer going to this daycare but I wrote this review in my notes the first day he ever…read moreattended so I could post a review when he was no longer attending because one of the directors gave me a bad impression. He was enrolled only January-March of 2020 while I was in nursing school. Before my son started daycare, I went a couple of times to ask about the daycare and one of the center directors (there's two of them, I believe) was nice at first. The first day that I dropped off my son, I thought it would be different. I thought that the director (Tameca) that day would be accommodating because obviously that was such a huge change that both my son and I were going through. I was in nursing school full time and he had never been in daycare before. When I got there, I asked Tameca if I could speak to her and she said "no, not right now" because she was talking to a teacher and I just thought that was so RUDE. I was so mad and it bothered me the rest of the day. I mean, you'd think your experience would be so much different on your sons first day of daycare. She could have taken some time to address my concerns but literally all she said "no, not right now" and continued talking to one of the other teachers. I dropped off my son and he was crying so much and I just felt so sad because I felt like our experience could have been so much better. Knowing that it was my sons first day in daycare, she could have allowed us both in the room and introduced us to the teachers (who I didn't even know or had ever met; I feel like it's important to KNOW who's going to be taking care of your child while you're away) and let him get a feel for it so that he could be comfortable. The way that everything happened was so abrupt and it just left a bad impression on me of the daycare. The only reason that I couldn't move him to another daycare is because I was on a waiting list at another center that I unfortunately was never able to enroll him into. If you drop off your kids early in the morning between the hours of 6:30a-8a, good luck. Your child will be in the "opening room" where ALL the kids (big and small) are placed while the other teachers get there. When my son was enrolled at Kinder Care, there was only two teachers in there with all of the kids. The child to teacher ratio was very disproportionate and I always felt very uncomfortable dropping off my child on days when I had to be at school really early because the teachers in the "opening room" were not nice or made you feel comfortable leaving your child in a room full of kids from all classes with only two teachers. I would hang around for a little bit because I did not feel comfortable and they would say things like "I got it" as if they wanted me to leave. I wish I had a much better experience but unfortunately, I did not. My son was sick almost every two weeks when he was attending daycare. There was a time when I got out of school early and went to pick him up and Tameca was there and she said she was just about to call me because my son had a fever after he woke up from his nap. When I went to go get him, he had a runny nose, green boogers coming out of his eyes and he was not his normal self. Certainly, they should have noticed some of these things throughout the day. It just makes me feel so bad because as a caregiver/teacher, these things should be noted and taken care of in a timely manner. It just didn't seem like all of the symptoms of an infection happened that quickly. I had to take him to urgent care right after picking him up and I just felt like the teachers *should have* noticed that he was not feeling well earlier in the day and I should have been called way sooner. The other center director was always really nice but I did not have a good experience with Tameca. It just made me feel terrible. The daycare always smelled weird and sometimes I would see that my son would have toys in his mouth and I don't know where else they had been. There's a KinderCare app where they send you photos and updates about their snack/lunch times and what they eat but it's all very standardized. Some days I would receive pictures and other times, I would not. Sometimes I wouldn't know how much he ate of his food because it would just tell me what was on the menu for that day. Remember this was pre-COVID so some of the things that I wrote, they may not do now (e.g. having all the kids from all classes in the "opening room"). It was not all bad but I will never be taking him back to KinderCare.

My family has been at Wallisville KinderCare for over a year. Beyond the teachers being absolutely…read moresweet, Michelle & Tamica gives me so much confidence in knowing my child is well taken care of although we aren't allowed to enter the building, which is best for everyone safety. I get constant updates and pictures throughout the day that I absolutely love. My entire time here, these ladies have always been kind and welcoming to me.

Amazing day care center!…read more My kid has been going here for over a year and has transitioned between 3 classrooms. This Facility was our favorite by far when we did tours in the area - modern building / facilities, great technology to stay connected and monitor your kids, and very friendly and competent staff. This is what daycare should be like in today's age! Parking can be a bit of a pain at times as pickup / drop-off for most parents are around the samtimes and the parking spaces are not the biggest. There's also a high school across the street that causes some traffic disruption but just avoid those times. They give you two apps, one that the teachers use to track meals / diaper changes, and one that you can see your kid at all times. There's a fairly structured curriculum for the kids, though usually I just see them running around having fun. The staff are all very friendly and will try to give each individual kid as much love as possible. Highly recommended

Being a new mom and an educator in the community, everyday I am more and more thankful we found Oak…read moreForest Academy and were able to get our baby in their school. From an education perspective, our baby is hitting his milestones physically, socially, and emotionally. They provide weekly lesson plans that are age appropriate. As an educator, I've heard from many kinder teachers at our school that students coming from OFA are prepared and beyond. The facilities are always clean and up to par. It feels nicer than any other school in the area. The directors are always at the front available to chat if needed. Last and most importantly, the teachers are fabulous. They're friendly and love our babies. I appreciate that the administration cares about teacher retention but also doesn't continue to keep teachers If they don't meet the expectations of OFA. I have peace of mind knowing our baby is good hands. I always recommend to my friends and neighbors looking for high quality school for little ones.

Our now 4 year old has been at Esperanza since she was 2 years old. She went to another much…read moresmaller, daycare previously which we loved but since we moved we had to find another daycare. We came to Esperanza upon recommendation from a family friend with a child and we are SO GRATEFUL for that recommendation. Our child is currently in the 3-4s class called the Angelfish which is led by Ms Lisa and Ms Ruby. Prior to entering angelfish, our child was VERY clingy, very quiet around her peers, and ALWAYS had to have her stuffie. Sure it was cute, but when you literally cannot go one single place without a stuffed animal and God forbid you lose the stuffie I felt like my little kiddo was hanging onto being a baby for as long as possible. There were noticeable positive changes once she entered angelfish classroom, the teachers were kind and encouraging but they stuck to certain boundaries which I REALLY appreciate because I know children need structure, clear rules, and a safe and nurturing environment to thrive but sometimes it's hard doing that for the few hours of time you have with your child at home. Although our child was very very nervous to make the transfer to her new class, we noticed within a month or two, she loved her stuffie but no longer needed it everywhere she went. She regularly started using new positive/kind language (which she got from her teachers :) ), she became much more social with kids at the parks, she would sit and eat her ENTIRE meal before getting up to play. The list goes on. These may sound like small things or things that might naturally have occured at her age, but we know these things in particular were highly motivated and clearly demonstrated at her daycare on a consistent basis. Outside of our childs behavior, my husband and I have been so impressed with the thorough communication from the teachers and the school. Esperanza and their teachers are highly communicative and do so in respectful manners. We also really like the teachers in general. Ms Lisa, Ms Ruby, Ms Franny, and Ms Tina, Ms Lydia and Ms Valerie have all been great to get to know over the last 1-2 years. I'm also so surprised that even though the school is quite large, MOST teachers we walk past know our child's name and always greet her (teachers I've never seen or met. I ask my child who they are and if they're nice and she's always replied that they are super nice to her ) I'm so glad that we chose Esperanza where there are like.. literally 6-8 playgrounds for kids to play, high parent and teacher engagement, and a safe space for our little one to grow into a big girl We are especially grateful to Ms Lisa and Ms Ruby as this is our last few months at Esperanza before we move states, they've been such great leaders for our classroom and I know all the angelfish parents feel this way as we get together quite frequently and I've only ever heard positive remarks about our teachers

We love our child's teacher, Miss Amy. The school has been great and was easy for our child to…read moreadjust to. The quality is good and it seems like a lot of fun is had for the toddlers.

I would not recommend this place is very unsanitary and have bugs. Also they do not pay close…read moreenough attention to the children in there setting.They couldn't even tell you what irregular or normal to your kids. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE IF YOU WANT GOOD QUALITY CARE!!

Do not send your child to this place, they aren't great with kids and not very sanitary,read more

My child loves this daycare. The staff is friendly and I love that it's bilingual. Throughout the…read moreday the staff Post pictures about your child and how their day is going. I love that I can see my child while I am at work.

We absolutely loved Primrose Garden Oaks! It was clear that the staff and teachers genuinely cared…read moreabout the children, and we felt that love and care every day. We had to switch daycares after moving, and we truly miss Primrose Garden Oaks. We are especially thankful for everything they did for our son. His teacher, Miss Luz, was absolutely wonderful, drop-offs were always easy because he felt safe, loved, and comfortable with her. Even on his last day, the administrative staff made a point to give him such a warm goodbye, which meant so much to us. We have since moved to another Primrose location, and unfortunately, the level of care and personal connection has not been the same. Some of the things that really stood out at Garden Oaks were having a staff member consistently present at the front desk to monitor who was coming in and out, staff knowing both parents' and children's names, breakfast being included, and the consistency of the teaching staff. Primrose Garden Oaks truly felt like a family, and we will always be grateful for the love and care they showed our son.

It's hard for me to write this review but it has been a few months and I think I can finally say…read morethings without being emotional. When my toddler started here, things were so good! It was amazing to see him be social especially since he's a COVID baby. The ratio was small, his teachers and staff great. A few months passed and the school started to reach maximum ratio in his class (higher ratio here in general compared to other facilities nearby) and that's when things started going downhill. My son started to not want to go to school. For weeks it would be a battle and he would cry seeing the school. I didn't understand but then we started getting daily phone calls with reports of incidents--he was being bitten, hit and scratched by others for 2 weeks straight. Sometimes he would come home with bruises with no reports and we'd have to call to find out what happened. We had many, many meetings and calls with staff to rectify the situation as we loved the school but in the end, they took little responsibility and minimal changes while my son still bears a scar on his face from one of the incidents. There's so much more I could write but I think the above is the most important. They just expected me to shrug things off, even sent a mass letter stating that biting is normal. Not sure what that helps when my son was getting hurt daily. Also, he never hit or retaliated--I asked the teachers. So it wasn't him.