Miss Sarah is so sweet with my Penelope. She is the best daycare teacher. She has such a kind heart…read moreand loves Jesus

From the owner: What we offer:…read more Personalized care in a small group setting. Play-based learning to spark curiosity and creativity.A warm, loving environment where every child is valued.Organic and wholesome snacks to fuel little bodies and minds.Activities designed to foster social, emotional, and cognitive development.

Children's Lighthouse Forney is a step above the rest! The owner and staff are wonderful and truly…read morecare about the kids in their care. I am so impressed with Children's Lighthouse and their programs that set kids up for success. They even have a top of the line Ozono machine. Thanks CL Forney!!

WORST DAYCARE IN FORNEY!!!…read more I am writing this review to share my deeply disappointing experience with Children's Lighthouse Day Care. My 21-month-old son was enrolled there, and the treatment we received was not only unprofessional but also indicative of a lack of genuine care for the children under their supervision. Lack of Understanding and Communication: Initially, we were contacted by the daycare requesting a parent-teacher conference because our son was climbing on tables and opening the classroom door. As parents, we understand that toddlers exhibit exploratory behaviors and grow at different paces, something that any qualified childcare provider should recognize. My husband responded immediately, expressing his availability for the conference. However, we were told that their director was unavailable that week. It is baffling to me that they could not proceed with the conference without the director or at least reschedule promptly. Abrupt and Unjustified Dismissal: On a Monday June 3 2024, we dropped off our son as usual. Within less than two hours, we received a call requesting to come and pick him up and informing us that our son was being dismissed because he continued to open the door and pull the blinds. This was the same behavior we had been willing to discuss and find solutions for, but instead, they chose to expel a 21-month-old without any prior warning or opportunity to work as parents and teachers involved in a child's development. The daycare is starting summer activities this same Monday ( June 3 2023) with many other kids attending the program. It appears that, overwhelmed by the influx of children for the summer program, they decided to dismiss our son immediately to prioritize the new arrivals. This clearly shows their priority: money over the well-being of the children they are supposed to care for. Questionable Priorities: It became evident that the daycare's primary concern is financial gain rather than the well-being of the children. Their focus on managing numbers rather than nurturing individual children, especially those who may require a bit more attention and understanding, is disappointing. Poor Teacher Conduct: The behavior of the staff is also a matter of concern. Amy, a staff member we spoke to on the phone, placed us on hold without any notice and transferred the call to the director without informing us. When we finally spoke to the director, she was very dismissive of anything we said, showing no empathy or willingness to address our concerns. The teachers exhibited a lack of kindness, care, and understanding. As parents, we expect educators to be patient, loving, and supportive, particularly in a daycare setting. Unfortunately, the teachers at Children's Lighthouse Day Care fell short of these basic expectations. Children's Lighthouse Day Care wasn't like this when it started four years ago. The then director was very nice and willing to sit and talk about your child's growth and progress with parents. You sit at home and know your child is feeling at home at the daycare. The class teachers were nice as well, showing genuine care and commitment. This has drastically changed, with the current staff and administration displaying a clear lack of the qualities that made the daycare a good place initially. I frequently noticed that my son's nose was always dirty when I picked him up. Additionally, when we dressed him in a sweater in the morning because it was cold, the staff didn't bother to take it off when it got hot outside. This lack of attention to such basic needs shows a complete lack of empathy and basic human care. I usually do not write reviews, but I feel compelled to share my experience to help other parents make informed decisions. A friend of mine who toured the daycare few weeks back had advised me to look for alternatives, noting the inadequacies she observed. I regret not heeding her warning as the daycare's convenience and proximity to our home blinded us to potential issues. I strongly advise parents to reconsider enrolling their children at Children's Lighthouse Day Care. Their handling of our situation was unprofessional and demonstrated a lack of genuine care for children. Save yourself the heartache and find a daycare that truly prioritizes the well-being and development of your child.

One of the teachers in the toddler room grabbed my child by the arm so forcefully she left bruises…read moreand deep scratches from her long fingernails. My wife witnessed her pull another toddler up in the air under one arm and drag him to time out. After reporting this to the director and the owners the teacher is still working there. The explanation given was that "all parents scratch their children at some point" and that since the teacher had taken care of their children and now grandchildren they trusted her abilities and temperament. After searching reviews of their other location, it seems they have had this issue before, but in the owners words, "We can't please everyone". Oh, and you should read this review quickly. They tend to delete the unfavorable ones.

Great teachers! Caring environment! Ms. Pat the director is very involved with all the children and…read moreit shows her commitment to keeping this school a well run establishment! Our children love it and have flourished in this environment!

We absolutely LOVE Happy Tree. We moved into the area a bit before Covid but kept our twins at…read moretheir previous daycare until Covid hit. We took them out until we could figure out what was going on. When we were ready to have them go back our spots had been filled. I did a search of the area and stumbled upon Happy Tree. Ms. Danielle was extremely responsive and we had a brief phone call before we toured the school. During the phone call with Ms. Danielle it just felt right. When we toured, I knew it was right. When they were enrolled, they had just turned two and within weeks I could see a huge difference in their growth and development. They are now 4.5 and came home one day and recited all the presidents! They are writing and spelling their names, adding and subtracting and much, much more. It's extremely bittersweet that they are moving on and we will very much miss Happy Tree and all they've done to prepare them for their future education.

My son attended Happy Tree starting at 12 weeks (Jun 2018) in the Infant 1 classroom. He was so…read morewell taken care of. He became so comfortable with the teachers in his class that he would specifically look for them when he walked in the building. They are so loving and caring. I had some apprehension because my son has a hearing aide that needs to be removed for naps and water activities. It is also extremely difficult to get him to keep it in and for other students not to yank at it. They took the time to learn how to place and remove the device and also helped him keep up with it. As he moved up in classes, he became just as fond of the new teachers as the old and they encouraged some independent learning. They also got him to eat vegetables almost everyday which is impossible at home. We wouldn't have believed it if we didn't see it with our own eyes. Another great thing about the facility is you can pop in on your child any day or any time. They have an open door policy for parents and it makes you feel at ease when they are willing to be so open. We moved and had to change child care. It was a difficult decision to make because our son enjoyed his classmates and teachers so much.

I went back to work from maternity leave on 6/15. After lots of searching and A LOT of continued…read moreanxiety I enrolled my baby girl at Canyon Creek Daycare. I am so unbelievably impressed. As you can imagine it is not the most ideal (is it ever?) to send a newborn to daycare. They have exceeded my expectations in every way. Every single employee is so pleasant to talk to. Their communication has been seamless. I am not able to physically meet her teachers, but we have had zoom calls and they have an amazing app that they send constant pictures and videos throughout the day. They do such a fantastic job at trying to figure out this whole new norm we are living in. Most importantly you can tell they loveeeeeee the kiddos. Genuinely love and are happy. I toured quite a few daycares and you can tell when employees are not happy. I could ramble on about all the great things, but you get the point. If you're looking for childcare in the area I HIGHLY suggest to check them out!

Our son has been attending Canyon Creek since he was 18 months. We saw immediate gains in his…read moresociability and verbal skills after enrolling. His teachers have been top notch. He even asks for Ms. Emma on the weekend! The directors are approachable and accommodating. The curriculum has helped our son prepare for preschool and kindergarten. Also, they cater food for lunch! All in all, CCD is a wonderful facility to consider for your little one.

I absolutely love this place. It is always clean--there's literally no smell, except the occasional…read moremoment when trash is being taken out during the day. The teachers truly love my children as if they were their own grandchildren or children, which means so much to me. The director is a grandmother herself, and you can really see how her high standards reflect what everyday care should look like. I also appreciate that the food is fresh every day and catered in. Additionally, notifications about illnesses are sent out in a timely manner, which I really value as a parent.

As a new mom, entrusting my child with strangers who claim to care for children - this experience…read morehas been disturbing. My son comes home with new bite marks, diaper rash and soiled diapers that's been sitting so long the feces is dried onto his butt. The teachers are inattentive. LOW QUALITY childcare. New leadership came in around June if last year and completely drove this place into the ground further. The owner cares only about making money, not about making sure your kids are cared for using the tuition you pay. I understand there are many schools with wait lists and as a parent we are limited with options - I'd recommend you advocate for your child and don't let the leadership here bully you into silence if you must attend here. Also, they have a coming soon sign out front that is tacky and I'm not sure how the HOA hasn't had them take it down. Such an eye sore and obviously they've been open for years now.

I have worked at this center for the last 10 years and love it. Our boss is a blessing. The center…read moreis kept clean. The kiddos are kept happy. We all follow a curriculum during the school year and plan fun activities for the summer.