Holy Trinity was an answered prayer for our family after we moved out of DFW. After being in an…read moreexcellent classical charter, our 3 boys experienced bad language and bullying for the first time. As we prayed for guidance, I met two families who told me how much they loved Holy Trinity for their teens without my even asking. At first, I believed there was no way we could manage the cost. I am so glad that we took the first steps anyway. Our freshman son has quickly developed a community of friends who also value their Christian faith. We love that his teachers foster meaningful conversations and deeper learning in their classes. Financially it isn't easy, but we have always felt supported and are so grateful for the generous financial aid that has given our son a faith-filled and academically challenging environment to mature in.

My heart breaks that this is the only option in Salado for day care…read more The owner is rude to her customers who don't agree with her out-of-pocket rules and expectations from the customers. There have been many instances where I have walked in to pick him up, and have seen them yell, in his face, about things he cannot help, (he is special needs) including messing with his shirt, and not keeping his shoes on. (He was FIVE at the time). They would separate him from the rest of the kids to punish him, which is something he still doesn't understand. Not qualified to handle kids with disabilities. Totally unacceptable, unethical, and unprofessional. If you love your child, please find an alternative place to keep them.

My children have attended The Play Yard for the past 3 years. I have a 7 month old and a 3 yr old…read more They do a wonderful job and keep busy with so many fun activities. My 3 yr old loves it there. He has learned so much with his vocabulary and counting! It is a blessing to have a place to have my children where I can trust the staff and feel comfortable.

Great daycare / learning center. They have great routines for all ages. My 3yr old has grown so…read moremuch and loves her teacher.

Bambinos was an okay daycare when my stepson first started. He started going to this daycare when…read morehe was about a year and a half. They did not complain about him then, other than when he was sick. He turned 2 and they didn't have much to say about him then. When he turned 3, they were telling us how we needed to get him checked for ADHA and for autism. Anyone that is smart would know that you cannot diagnose a kid that is ONLY 3 years is too young to tell if he/she is autistic. Our doctor even told us that. Well, he was showing out there, yes, but he kept coming home saying "mom they're stepping on my neck". He also kept saying "mom I don't want to go to daycare". He has never told us that before. They suspended him for 2 days, and we just took him out of there. They're very unprofessional, I know they were doing something to him, and they showed favoritism. They also called my stepson a kid from the street, but in Spanish. He is differently not from the street. He's a kid being a kid. Even if he is autistic, he shouldn't be treated any differently! He's still human, and again a kid. They're rude. I would NOT recommend anyone this daycare. They only care for the money. They do not deserve a star, or even half. Also, my stepson is Puerto Rican. He is very smart and was on the road of learning Spanish. He had to go to Puerto Rico for the summer, and they told us that they'd hold his spot if we kept paying them monthly as if he never left. After the suspended him, they told us that they couldn't hold his spot anymore. Everything that he was learning was from the kids that were in there with him. They never suspended them because the little boy was related to one of them. I know they were secretly doing something to him because he was acting out there and at home. He was crying telling us that he didn't want to go to daycare. My baby got depressed going there. Obviously when a kid is showing different signs and emotions, believe them. This daycare wore my stepson out. Y'all suck!

Amazing! I was looking around for a good, respected pre-school, without a waitlist, and to my…read moresurprise this was the one. They are amazing! They take infants to about 6 years, if I am not mistaken. They operate from what looks like a gym with many rooms. And the center of the gym has different divided up sections for all ages. Although they have a kitchen, they do not provide food, they simply warm up what you bring. They also use class dojo to keep in touch with teachers! Amazing amazing amazing!

Please do not bring your babies here. Like anywhere else looks can be deceiving and at first glance…read moreit is not so bad considering the area.... some bruises are normal and terrible twos are normal ... after scratches, bruises, bites, lack of motivation in a child, loss of appetite, and lastly, two black and blue palm sized bruises on the inner thighs of a child... I should have taken her out within the first two weeks(and I am not the type to switch daycares constantly). Almost every child looks unhappy here.... If any cause for doubt, take a look first thing in the morning when the poor kiddos are dreading the rest of their day. Please please please, if you care about the development and well-being of your child, do not place them in the care of the people here

My son has been going here for a while now. When my son was first born I was honestly so nervous to…read moreput him in day care with alll of the things I heard that went on in some day cares. But this is honestly the best day care hands down. The teachers are very attentive and SO LOVING towards all of these babies! Also my son ALWAYS comes home so happy. They definitely have my full trust. I can't imagine taking my son anywhere else!!

We started our daughter in this daycare at the start of Jan 2026. However, we began looking for…read moreanother daycare because they decided between Christmas and New Years (giving basically 2 days notice) to change their hours from closing at 6 to closing at 5:30 and with our jobs we needed a later pickup time. They were willing to work with us on later days as needed since no other daycares that are opened until 6 had availability at the time.    We ended up using them for 7 weeks, and in that time did not have a good experience.  1. My daughter was there at age 4-5 months, she is not a fussy, colicky, sleepy baby. At home she would normally sleep about 45 minutes to an hour between feeding and is usually awake for about 2 hours.  However, at daycare she would sleep 7-8 hours out of the 10-11 hours she was there. They said she'd sleep for 3 hours, wake up to eat, be changed and back asleep for another 2-3 hours within 45 minutes to an hour most days. I waited over a week to make sure it wasn't a growth spurt or something before bringing it up to them. When I did they said "I don't know what you want that's just her schedule here", "she's just a grumpy baby", "I know you're a first time mom and everything can freak you out and worry you but that's just how it is" I eventually had to say flatly find a way to not allow this much sleep, it affects her night sleep and it's affecting her development because she's sleeping all the time and not learning.  2. I'm breast feeding and I would bring milk to the daycare. At first, I brought just 1 gallon ziplock bag full of her bags of milk. The daycare was supposed to let me know when the milk was low. The second week I got a message in the their app first thing in the morning saying that she's out of milk, luckily my mom was able to bring them some. I understand mistakes happen, so I started bringing 2, 1 - gallon sized bags so that when they finished one gallon bag they could let me know and this wouldn't happen again. However, it happened 2 more times, so a total of 3 times in 7 weeks. . 3. The morning manager parks in the stripes next to the handicap space. My mom needs that extra space and when this was brought to the managers attention, she flatly refused to move her car or offer a solution to assist saying with attitude (on more than one occasion) "I park there and I'm not moving...if you have an issue talk to my director." She also refused to standup and have a conversation with my mom, just stayed on the floor (she wasn't doing anything with the kids at the time) on her phone and gave attitude. The director reinforced allowing her to park there, but she did offer to help assist my mom if needed. 4. Every morning at drop off the staff was on their phone scrolling through videos instead of paying attention to the children.    I waited to write this review until we'd been at our new daycare for 2 weeks. This was to make sure that her changes at the new daycare weren't just a fluke but were consistent.   At Little Loves, when we would come to pick her up, she would hardly ever smile or show any emotion until we got her into the car seat. She was not really "talking" to the staff such as, if they talked to her and told her bye or something she would just have RBF. At home, when we laid her into her crib for her naps she fought it for 10-20 minutes crying and screaming (which she didn't do before daycare). I didn't expect a lot of pictures, but we would barely get any pictures, maybe 1 in 2 weeks at Little Loves   At the new daycare she sleeps for just over two hours total a day. When we pick her up, she is awake, alert, often babbling and chilling, even if she is in her crib (because the teacher may be busy with other kids). And when the teacher tells her bye, she smiles and babbles at her. When my husband picks her up, she's all smiles immediately, not just when she gets to her car seat. We ask how she was each day and if she was fussy at all, and they nearly always say she's not fussy unless maybe she's hungry or gassy but otherwise she's great. Now when we lay her in crib for her naps at home, she's asleep within 1 minute and no fussing. We get 4+ pictures a day of her doing tummy time, 'talking' to other babies, story time, music etc.  I do not recommend Little Loves Daycare to anyone.

best daycare around small ratios very clean updates all day long very friendly staff.read more

Fantastic school. We are so excited about our daughter attending this lovely school next year. The…read moreeducators are so warm and thoughtful. Part of the founders and board have children that attend the school and I believe they are wholeheartedly invested in the future and direction of the Montessori. We feel so fortunate to have our daughter attending this Montessori, preparing her for life. The garden is lovely, the school setting is unique, it's also a small student to teacher ratio.

My four year old daughter has flourished here over the last year. This school resonates with my…read morechild and fosters her independence of the everyday tasks. She asks to help me around the house (cooking, making her own lunch, sweeping, mopping, cleaning mirrors, watering plants, taking care of her dog and fish) At Salado Montessori, they learn through physically getting involved in the activity at hand,(everyday fundamentals like washing hands, getting dressed (my daughter learned to tie her shoes in a day), motor skills like opening and closing boxes and organizing blocks based on size, music (beat, tone, instruments), sounding out words, addition and subtraction, days of the week). She wakes up and gets dressed on her own, brushes her own teeth and takes pride in it all because it gives her a sense of accomplishment. This school is teaching her how to learn, not what to learn. Salado Montessori has created an amazing community, parents willingly volunteer their time. They periodically have volutuneer days, where the parents and children can be a part of bettering the school together (i.e.planting gardens, reorganizing the classroom). The teacher, Ms. Webb for lack of a better word, is AMAZING! She is patient, observes well and interacts without hindering the learning process. She is organized, happy and cares deeply for each individual child. She allows parents to observe the learning process throughout the school year and meets with us one on one to discuss the growth of our child. She gives ideas to me about how I can continue to foster growth throughout the home and how to speak to my daughter to further her own excitement about learning. I truly believe Ms. Webb helps my individual child grow in every aspect of her life, and is not just a teacher filling a time slot during the school day. Also, this school was one of the only schools around that allowed for a half day, full day, and before and after child care programs. I can not say enough good things about this school.

I love the kidz stop! My son loves going there. And the owners couldn't be any better. Sincerely…read moreDerek Thomas!!!

Great service for kids! Elizabeth is a great care taker, definitely recommend. Kids enjoy it here…read moreand everything seems so organized and well!