The Children's Courtyard has been an exceptional childcare experience for our family. Every teacher…read morewe've encountered has been outstanding. My youngest began attending at just six weeks old, and Mrs. Stacey provided remarkable care--she was consistently kind, attentive, and reassuring, and I always felt confident in my baby's safety and well‑being. My older child, now five, started at the age of three and was fortunate to be in Ms. Sandhya's class. She is truly extraordinary--patient, nurturing, and genuinely invested in each child. She takes the time to welcome every student, make them feel valued, and provide the affection and support they need. The leadership team, including Ms. Britni and Ms. Erica, the director and assistant director, is equally impressive. They are approachable, responsive, and clearly care for the children as if they were their own. I wholeheartedly recommend this daycare to anyone seeking a safe, caring, and high‑quality environment for their children.

My 3yr old son goes here. Very pleasant environment. Teachers are very nice and greatread more

The director Marsha at this daycare clearly doesn't care about the well-being of the children or…read morethe concerns of parents. Despite ongoing issues with over-ratio classrooms and understaffed mornings, nothing ever seems to change. When these concerns were brought up, the director was dismissive and unresponsive. It's clear that the management's priorities are not in the right place, and it creates a very unsafe and unprofessional environment for the kids. I cannot recommend this daycare to anyone who values their child's safety and care. The only positive aspect of this daycare is Robin, the one staff member who truly cares about the children and goes above and beyond. Robin is wonderful and does her best despite the challenging circumstances, but it's unfair that she's left to handle everything on her own. The daycare is severely understaffed, with poor management that doesn't seem to care about the kids or support their staff. While Robin is fantastic, she deserves better, and so do the children. Every time I've interacted with the front staff at this daycare, it's been a frustrating experience. They consistently have bad attitudes, and I've caught them lying straight to my face on multiple occasions. It's clear that they have no interest in addressing concerns or providing accurate information. Their unprofessional behavior only adds to the already poor management and staffing issues at this facility. It's incredibly disappointing, especially when you're trusting them with your child's care. There is no rating this place !!!!!

My son was hurt by a teacher here. She dug her nails into his arm and left marks on him. She is…read more"probably going to be fired". While they still tried to get me to bring my kids back, I will not be doing so. For a center with cameras, I thought I could put my trust in there. I was wrong.

The owner kept boasting of the Frog Street curriculum. The owner was condescending in his remarks…read moretowards me, but I am simply underwhelmed by this curriculum and its inability to afford his "team" the material or guidance necessary to adjust to our children's learning and development needs. While my background is admittedly very limited in this subject matter, I would be more inclined towards the Creative Curriculum (like our daughter's previous school) or HighScope. I also provided a critical review on another forum, and I was met with retaliation from the owner, demanding over a phone call to me that the post be removed. I was simply sharing my expectations, and how the academic standards fell far short of how our children were developing. The owner proceeded to publicly divulge private, personal matters in his response, and even sided with and made concerted efforts with the mother in an effort to diminish me, and dismissing my valid concerns. We had an in-person appointment on Friday at the school to discuss further, which I have now cancelled, because of this public demonstration of retribution from the owner himself. Is this the kind of place you want to entrust your child's development? The unprofessional manner in which the owner, the director, and the teachers all combined their efforts in order to denigrate me, especially on a public forum, is very concerning: a company was unable to handle criticism, and in turn, publicly shamed me as a parent.

Update: they have changed their menu!! All whole Grains and fresh fruits! No nasty chicken nuggets…read moreor hot dogs anymore :-)

My both kids had great time learning and growing from this school in the past few years…read more Thank you so much for all teacher, helper and Ms Marla Jenkins! It's been an pleasure to sent our kids to this safe and lovely school until my older one move up to public school.

This school was very disappointing. It's an old facility that's not cleaned properly, teachers who…read moreare not trained well, schedule is never the same, some rude staff, and management doesn't do things properly.

As a new mom with anxiety over daycares, Lala's daycare is top tier. My son is now 9 months and has…read morebeen with Lala since 4 months old and I can say with full confidence my son loves it and so does my husband and I. Lala and her staff LOVE their jobs and LOVE the babies in their care. She is so hopeful with guidance for bottles, food, development literally everything. If you want a daycare that has love, care and knowledge sign your baby up here. What you get with Lala is rare so if she has a spot open sign your baby up.

We love Lala's! Both of my daughters attended/attend and they were/are happy, clean, well fed, and…read moreloved. My oldest daughter would cheer as soon as we arrived at Lala's every morning. It's hard to leave your babies in someone else's care but Lala and Coco make it easier. They always greet the babies with love and excitement and you can tell that they truly love the babies. If you're looking for a place that will sleep train your baby, feed them home cooked meals everyday, bathe them, exercise them, develop them, get them in a routine, and love them then this is the best you will find! Also, she has birthday parties, photo shoots, lots of crafts and keepsakes from the babies. Plus an instagram page that constantly keeps you up to date on all of the cute things they're up to everyday. We were lucky to get in twice with the long waiting list that Lala's has. Thank you Lala and Coco for taking such great care of our baby girls!

My older one started here during COVID and it has been a wonderful journey and now my younger one…read moreis turning 2..at the same place his brother did. From day one, it's been clear how much attention they put into maintaining a clean, healthy, and safe environment for the kids. As a parent, that peace of mind means everything. What truly sets them apart is how they go above and beyond to care for the children not just physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. The teachers genuinely know each child, understand their needs, and treat them with so much patience and care. Communication with parents is excellent. I always feel informed and included, whether it's daily updates, quick check-ins, or thoughtful conversations about my children's development. The curriculum is both fun and meaningful. My children are constantly engaged, learning through play, and I've seen them grow more independent and confident because of it. They're encouraged to try things on their own in such a supportive way. And the summer activities are an absolute highlight! The extra creativity, themed events, and fun experiences make summer truly special for the kids -- they come home happy, excited, and full of stories every day. I'm so grateful to have found a daycare that truly feels like a partnership in caring for my children. Highly recommend to any parent looking for a nurturing, engaging, and trustworthy environment.

I am truly grateful I found The Learning Experience in Coppell. My child has been enrolled since…read moreinfancy. The staff genuinely cares and makes a point to connect with both children and families. The facility is always clean and well maintained. My child loves it there, and I am very happy with the continued development I see. Even from an early age, I could tell they were working closely and providing strong support. Thank you to the entire staff!

Overall rating: 1 star for the center (5 stars for Classroom 250; 1 star for Classroom 300; 0 stars…read morefor the Director and Owner). Our child attended this center for seven months and was enrolled in both Classrooms 250 and 300. Our initial experience was positive but since Dec 2025, the center became increasingly disorganized, and the overall quality noticeably declined. Classroom 250 - 5 stars: The teachers were caring, patient, and nurturing. Our child enjoyed being with them. However, since Dec 2025, the lead teacher has had frequently been asked to cover other classrooms. Children in Classroom 250 were occasionally combined with those in Classroom 200, which raises concerns about classroom consistency and supervision. Classroom 300 - 1 star: There were significant supervision and hygiene issues in Classroom 300. Basic practices--such as ensuring children wash their hands after outdoor play and before snack time--were not consistently followed. During our child's transition from Classroom 250 to 300, he experienced two separate playground incidents within 24 hours. One resulted in a bruise right by his left eye after falling from a bike because there is a slope on the playground. The other involved a nosebleed after falling from the slide. The second incident occurred only a couple of hours after I had explicitly requested additional attention and supervision for him, as he was navigating the new environment. In both incidents, the lead teacher was absent. An inexperienced and inattentive assistant teacher was supervising 11 children alone on a large playground that includes a slope and a big and tall slide. No call for the first incident, and no written reports were not provided within 48 hours. We received the written reports one week later for both incidents after repeated requests, with only the Director's but not the teachers' signatures. Director, Ms. Haylee Warren - zero star: 1. Defensive and unprofessional: She claimed us of 'questioning their policy' when we asked for their incident reporting policy. 2. Blaming the parents: She claimed that we were upset for every incident occurred to our child, which is not true. Our child was bitten three times by the same child within three weeks (excluding 10 sick days in February). We didn't go to her after the first bite. We spoke with her only after learning the second bite involved a repeat biter. We didn't even go to her after the bruise incident on the 300 playground. She claimed that we did not give Classroom 300 teachers a chance, which is not true either. We sent our child back to 300 the very next morning after the bruise incident because we understood transitions can be challenging. She also claimed that our expectations were too high to meet, even though we explicitly indicate that our only expectation was our child's safety. 3. Not sympathetic: She (and the owner) described three bites from a repeat biter within three weeks, as well as a bruise right by the eye and nosebleed within 24 hours, as "normal." While occasional incidents can occur, repeated injuries without meaningful intervention raise valid concerns. 4. Biased favor of Classroom 300 teachers: She kept defending the teachers even after we raised serious concerns, including lack of supervision by the two teachers, inadequate communication regarding the bruise incident, and one teacher applying makeup (face powder) in the classroom during class hours 5. Suspiciously being dishonest: She stated that no other parents had complained about Classroom 300. However, another parent shared similar safety and hygiene concerns with us and offered to join our meeting with the director, which was declined. The owner - zero star: We were disappointed by the owner's response. There was no apology for our child's injuries. Instead, the owner asked us: * "Do you really think the two incidents require a written report?" We were shocked that the owner asked this question. Both injuries occurred above the neck. It is unclear why the owner would consider it unreasonable for parents to request written incident reports for injuries of this nature. * "The teacher did not see where your son hit himself after the bike fall, so she did not report the incident": This statement itself highlights a serious supervision concern. One unexperienced assistant teacher was responsible for supervising 11 children on a large playground with obstructed sightlines. If a child is injured and no adult witnesses how it occurred, that raises significant concerns about supervision and safety. This constitutes child neglect, and the center bears significant responsibility.

The Assistant program director has such an awful attitude towards the kids family Requiring more…read moreattention ,despite of clearly stating our limitations and the things we are working as family to help our kid to adhere to nap time she kept calling our kid disruptive and negative feedback every time I picked her up .The program director never sat with the class room teacher and family and tried to come up with a way to help manage our kid better during Nap times . We loved Ms Keisha her homeroom teacher who went above and beyond for my kids . Whenever she is there my kid had the best time , she always told us how my kid was doing her best everyday . As a mom who is struggling with doing the best for the kid ,this Place is the worst place to send to , I had to pull my kid out from school in less than 2 weeks because of their worst attitude.

My child attended for about two years and did learn a lot but we were notified of "immediate…read morerelease of child care" a few weeks ago with no warning. There was an issue with a teacher that was reported to state. There was no open communication between the school and parents, everything was kept very hush hush. Parents started to talk and get together and a few of us that were communicating with each other got the notice that they would no longer be providing care for our children. I think the handling of the situation was very poor on the school's end. It felt like the school was more concerned with protecting themselves than the children. There are, however, a couple teachers/directors that are very good and well liked by the children.

Both of our girls have attended since infants. When we drop them off it, feels like we are dropping…read morethem off with family. They are great at communicating, and genuinely care for our girls