Teaching staff is not retained! Constant turn over of staff is a sign of poor management and no…read morecare for teachers! Students with disabilities and additional needs are getting a raw deal because of lack of funding, staff shortages and programming cuts. Students are being taught by volunteers and subs. This is not educating children, it's barely even babysitting. So very sad as it could be a great school, but it's being slowly killed by mismanagement, understaffing, lack of programming and teachers who are overworked, underpaid and under appreciated.

Ideally, preschool enrollment should help children prepare for kindergarten, or so I thought…read more Unfortunately, my experience with this school was a nightmare. It felt as though I had given birth to a little monster. Every day, the teacher complained about my son's behavior, saying he was running around, not sharing, jumping, and more. One day, we were asked to pick him up early, which was extremely stressful. We later met with his teacher and the principal to discuss a plan of action. Right away, I sensed an unsettling vibe from the kindergarten teacher. She claimed she was trying her best to help our son adjust, but stated that other kids also needed her attention. She also suggested we seek help from our physician regarding his behavior. Keep in mind that my son had attended daycare without any behavioral issues. My husband made an appointment with the doctor, who assured him that our son was perfectly fine and simply acting his age. While I was searching for a new school, we found one that reassured us about their staff's expertise. They informed us that their teachers had over 18 years of experience and that we wouldn't encounter the same problems we faced before. I am pleased to say they did not disappoint. My son enjoys going to school; we no longer have to bribe him. He has received a star every day for exhibiting great behavior without needing any redirection. One day, the school even allowed parents to come in and observe for a moment, and my son sat quietly like a pro. I truly believe the previous teacher was not equipped to handle kindergarten. The way she spoke about my child in front of me revealed a palpable dislike. Consequently, I removed my son from that toxic environment. Now, he is thriving in his new school, and his new teacher is wonderful!

Great Staff, Ms. Antrenity, Ms Maria, and Ms. Evans absolutely top notch instructors. Always…read morewilling to the extra mile for the students. Ms. Antrenity did an excellent job running the externship and worked with you on every occasions.

When half of the class drop out within 2 weeks of the course, that's not good. Also they just gave…read morethe students the stuff to read and book with no or minimum guidance, I think most students can do this course online and get more from it than being in the classroom, Not everyone have same experience or education level... some needs more information than others.

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

Excellent University with great students and an involved staff. We enjoy going to games and eating…read morein the cafeteria. Classes are small and Professors care about their students. We are always imprEssed being on campus with how nice everyyome is. UMHB is unapologetically Christian and provides a welcoming enviroment to everyone. We will continue to attend games and watch the World Champions Crusaders next season. My family has attended baseball games and seen presentations by amazing speakers. Presenters include President George HW Bush, Chuck Norris, Mary Lou Retton and Robert Gates. We are fortunate to have this institution in Central Texas as it celebrates its 175th anniversary.

Great college my daughter goes there and she loves it. The school has a very religious background.read more

Wonderful instructor. Very passionate about what she is doing. Fun class.read more

April Is Intelligent, Friendly, An Expert In The Field & Very Passionate About Teaching Skills To…read moreSave Lives. She Is Very Professional. She is active with the American Red Cross & She has a great personality, she loves her job and she loves bringing awareness to the public.

They have been caring for my son since 10/24, pre k and now after care and summer care. They are so…read morenice and seem to genuinely care about the kiddos. My only wish is that there was no screen time at all, but I know with weather in Texas and the kids all over, it's gonna happen. But I love that during the summer they do field trips and camps and I don't have to worry about getting them to and from. They pick up after school and it's not restricted to one elementary. They are also open a lot of the long holiday periods too which helps with work. But mainly, it's the fact that they seem to genuinely like and care for all the kiddos. Value wise it's very reasonable compared to where I came from in RR as well.

Miss Sandra and ISR Little Fish Swim Academy have completely blown me away!…read moreMy son was very nervous and timid around water when he started lessons, so I wasn't sure how he would do. Seeing him grow in confidence and learn the swim-float-swim sequence has been incredible. Now he can swim, float, and swim again to reach safety if he ever falls into the water. As a parent, the peace of mind this gives me is priceless. Miss Sandra is patient, encouraging, and amazing with kids. The lifesaving skills she teaches are something every child should have. We will definitely be continuing with maintenance lessons

Excellent child care facility. Unfortunately they are set to close permanently on Dec. 17, 2021.read more