If you are an African American parent considering this school, please read this carefully…read more By the time we pulled our 2yr old out of this school, it became painfully clear that the environment was deeply prejudiced and borderline racist. She started in April 2025 after thriving at her previous Primrose location, where she was confident, happy, and excelling. Within two months at Lantana, her teachers completed an ASQ assessment and rated her as not meeting expectations in nearly every category. Let that sink in. Our daughter, who is bright, energetic, and constantly praised for her intelligence by everyone who meets her, including her pediatrician, was suddenly portrayed as behind across the board. Just before leaving Old Orchard, she had an ASQ completed there and was thriving in every category. When I questioned leadership about these shocking results, I was met with gaslighting. I was told the assessment was different. I was asked to complete one myself. I was made to feel like I did not understand my own child. Her former school was equally shocked. Around October and November, the narrative shifted. We began receiving complaints that our daughter was not listening, did not want to come inside from the playground, and had put her hands on other children. Typical two-year-old behavior. We acknowledged that like many toddlers in the "mine" stage, she sometimes reacts when a toy is taken from her, and we assured the school we were actively working on that at home. Instead of working with us, they escalated it. They began sending behavioral reports home and recommending speech therapy and play therapy for a child who speaks clearly and in full sentences. Two years old and speaking in full sentences. Yet teachers, some of whom are not even certified, felt comfortable suggesting therapy as if something were wrong with her. They started using loaded words like "tackled" and "going after the teacher" to describe a two-year-old little girl. I am still trying to understand what exactly a toddler is capable of doing to a grown adult in a classroom that is supposed to have at least two teachers present at all times. Yet we were told no other child or staff member did anything and that our daughter simply decided to kick and hit other kids unprovoked. That does not align with reality. Our daughter has playdates. She spends weekends with her cousins. We have never witnessed anything close to what they described. I have voicemails from leadership, including the owner Erin Lundie, using carefully chosen language that clearly attempts to label our daughter as aggressive and violent. At one point, I became so disturbed by the sudden change in her behavior that I genuinely started to question whether something inappropriate was happening at school. This is a child who used to love school so much we sometimes had to force her to leave at pickup. Suddenly, she was having meltdowns at morning drop-offs. Another major red flag was a call from their HR Director, Shannon Tilton, about our daughter not wanting to nap. I explained that she is at a stage where naps are inconsistent and she would prefer a quiet activity. I was told verbatim, "We do not force them to sleep, but according to Texas law they are required to stay on their cot for the duration of nap time." That is completely false. Texas regulations require that children who do not sleep be offered quiet activities. So not only were they mishandling our child, but they were also misrepresenting state regulations to justify it. I could go on, but the bottom line is this: the leadership team and teachers either failed to properly do their jobs or were actively shaping a negative narrative about our daughter. We were paying over $1,600 a month, they were not doing us a favor. Since removing her, she is now attending a new daycare, and she is thriving once again with only positive remarks from her teachers so far. Zero issues. No behavioral labels. No therapy recommendations. No exaggerated reports. Just a happy, intelligent child in a supportive environment. That tells us everything.

By far the most organized Primrose School .The management staff very helpful they set you up for…read moresuccess. You will get planning time ,low student to teacher ratio,they care about you having the appropriate trainings will answer questions .I loved the fact the the owners are involved .Personally I think this school should be a training school for others looking to work at other Primrose locations !

My daughter has went to this daycare since she was around a year and 3 months, she now almost two…read more The teachers here have such a large care for the children they care for. I can speak personal that they've helped my daughter with lots of development that I wasn't seeing when she was at her other daycare!! Ive been alerted anytime there has been an issue and they have parent-teacher conferences to discuss your child's growth! The staff really brings this place all together and the daycare is always clean and sanitized! You can tell when you walk in that your child will be well taken care of and safe!

My daughters have been enrolled here for just over a year. They have learned so much. They are 3…read moreand have come home telling us about the body parts of insects, can name the planets, and know all 7 continents. They are entertained and learning constantly. But above all, I know they're safe. The teachers and director are great at communication and are committed to helping the children there feel safe and loved. The girls can't wait to get to class and tell their teachers what they did over the weekend or on vacation. We are so grateful for Adventureland.

I'm very happy with Wellspring's they take care of my boys The place is very clean the staff of…read morevery nice and helpful.my boys love the place we checked other daycares in Denton before coming here and none of them can compare to wellspring

My kids have been attending Wellspring Christian Academy for years (we have 4 kids all under the…read moreage of 10 at the time of this review, and they all currently attend either the normal classes or afterschool program and love it!). The teachers are great, the facilities are always clean and tidy. Our kids love going there also which makes it even better! I highly recommend if you're looking for a great childcare option in the Denton area.

Better then I expected!!! I'm not saying I had low expectations but they held a little mans camp…read morefor 3 hours for kids (think it was 5-9 years old) I had my doubts about keeping the boys entertained for 3 hours. The coach was animated, informative, focused, and so fun that even after basketball games in the morning my son stayed engaged all 3 hours and had a blast!!! Great camp... we will definitely be back!!

D-Bat Denton by far a great place to work out and get reps in. Training staff is great with a great…read moreowner. Do to this team I had to change from one DBat to DBat-Denton. I like to work with my son and at this DBat I get every chance weather it is in a cage or out back on the turf also great camps. Plus this DBat is not full of school friends, more reason we get good focus time.

We attended NTLC for about a year and a half after coming from another daycare where we had a…read morereally difficult experience. When we first started, my son was 3 years old, and we truly loved his teacher. He adjusted well, was happy, and we felt like we had found a good fit for our family. Things started to change when he turned 4 and moved into the Pre-K classroom. During his time in that class, there were 3-4 teacher changes, and the lack of consistency was very difficult for him. We started seeing more behavioral struggles and tried to work with the school to figure out how we could support him together. Unfortunately, we often felt like communication was lacking, and we weren't getting a clear picture of what was happening during his days there. By the time we were made aware of the full extent of the issues, his behaviors had escalated to things like hitting, biting, and trying to leave the school. Even then, we felt the severity of what was happening was not fully communicated. A few months before they decided to unenroll him, we started receiving more details about what had been happening. These were things we felt should have been documented and communicated on the days they occurred, rather than being shared months later. We provided multiple plans and suggestions and truly tried to partner with the school. However, it often felt like our ideas were dismissed with a "we can't do that," or they would try something once or twice and decide it wasn't working. There was no consistent approach, and we never felt like everyone was working toward the same goal. This experience was disappointing because we genuinely wanted to work together to help our son succeed. Unfortunately, I would not recommend NTLC for children who are strong-willed, struggle with transitions, or need additional behavioral support. If your child does not fit the expectations outlined in their handbook, it felt like the staff struggled to determine how to best support them. While there were staff members we appreciated, our overall experience was that the communication and support from administration were not what we needed during a challenging time. We also found that questions and feedback were often met with defensiveness rather than an open conversation focused on finding solutions.

I absolutely love North Texas Love and Care! So many parents are so scared to put their children in…read moredaycare, but i absolutely trusted all of the wonderful staff at NTLC. We even recommended them to several of our friends. NLTC made becoming parents so much smoother. We learned so much from the staff and how wonderfully they run their program. We moved out of state and leaving them was the hardest part. A special shout out to all of the girls on the management team (Chloe, Taylan, Akhia, Liz and Karina) and our favorite teachers Miss Ashley, Miss Blayne, Mr. Francisco, Mr. Spencer and Miss Quinn. Truly all of the staff is so incredible though!

Although the instructor was incredibly sweet and knowledgable, the environment and space leaves a…read morelot to be desired. Parents had to sit on the ground outside the facility in the middle of the mall and were not able to really watch the practice. I wouldn't go back unless they had a new space.

My little cheerleader loves this place I highly recommend they truly care about the kids thereread more

Our son has absolutely loved his year of preschool here. After interviewing several other…read morepreschools, I knew almost as soon as I walked in that this was the place for us. Mrs. Aurora is very knowledgeable and experienced in the Montessori philosophy. I myself did not know much about it, but have loved seeing my son thrive in his learning under it. I would highly recommend her preschool to anyone interested!

They do not opne at 11am. Waited in line for about 15…read moreminutes for unknown reasons after sitting outside in my car watching staff sit around until 1pm. I had 3 kids with me and basically never take younger kids with you or bring ear plugs. The "lifeguards" love to blow their whistle so often you hear nothing but that...its sad because my 2 year old ended up swimming back and forth that day but in an attempt to get to me she touched the rope and got the whistle blown at her. My 8 year old was having a wonderful time using their swing rope until he was randomly told to get down and he was no longer able to use it because he was in a life vest...there was a summer program there and the children were actively doing the EXACT same thing with life jackets on. It was a bit harsh to handle the child like this as he was swimming and doing something he had been allowed to do many times prior to this. He didnt know what he did wrong due to him already doing this activity and I am thankful I was close by to catch the interaction between the lifeguard and my child. Sad with our experience as we are local to community and would have loved to make this a weekly summer outing. WOULD RECCOMEND THE DECATUR SPLAH PARK 100x OVER!

A very fun safe place for our grandkids! The prices are very reasonable. First aid was a big help…read moreto us. I wish we lived closer. We would be there more often.