Mrs. Shina is an amazing leader and so sweet with my child. It is his first time going to daycare…read moreand she has made this transition so much better. She makes sure her room is clean and disinfects throughout the day. He loves their snacks and outside time they have. She is patient and kind! I love that there are cameras so you can check in on him occasionally. You also get frequent updates with photos of the activities they do. I think there should be a Mrs Shina in every classroom, she is simply amazing. I could go on for days how I love this daycare. We toured SO many different daycares before we landed on this one. We are very pleased with our decision to go here.

These reviews are really old. My child is in the after school program there. The school and its…read morestaff is top quality. I feel like my kid is safe here. Open till 6:30pm helps me out a lot. The school is clean. We've had a great time. No complaints at all.

My son started going to Kalyn's when he was 5 months old. He is now in a private school as he is…read moreolder and school aged, but we absolutely LOVED Kalyn's and all the the staff and teachers there. I would recommend them to anyone. My son never came home complaining about anyone being mean or ugly and the owner OVERLY and generously accommodated my son and I when I was going through some serious medical problems. Wonderful school. I am actually looking at them for a drop in daycare service in the future.

Amazing staff and facility. My kids and I love it. They pay attention to the kids and know and…read moreunderstand that each child is an individual.

Where do I start? The interim director Casey (0 experience with how to properly run a daycare, no…read morelicense). First, she expelled my 2 year old. Not for abusing other children of any sort but because he throws "tantrums and falls out" "runs away from the teachers", basically be a 2-year-old. We had 1 conversation/meeting to discuss plans for my son to help him when he is upset and crying and not falling asleep with other children. I met with her GAVE THE SUGGESTIONS she did not come to me with a plan just called me to complain or ask to pick him up. There has never been a complaint from the teacher just the teacher's assistant and the assistant director both who seem inexperience but isn't at least the assistant director is not. The plan was not documented nor was it executed consistently but somehow; she expected change from a 2-year-old. The decision was made abruptly as she singled out my son and even tried to PLAY DOCTOR saying things like "we don't have the resources" several times during the conversation of her kicking my son out and saying "he gets over stimulated in certain settings" so you're implying that my son needs "special" attention. She also let it slip and said, "how much longer do you want my teachers to PUT up with him". YES! She said that! No sorry just "Okay poor choice of words". Yes I let her have it for sure because you have NO IDEA WHAT YOUR DOING! An experienced person in this field would KNOW BETTER THAN TO SAY THAT TO A PARENT! This is a "Christian" daycare quoting the bible Ephesians 2:10. I guess my son was too UNIQUE according to Doctor Interim Director Casey. She has no business running a daycare as she has admitted that she didn't know how to handle my son falling out and stated that 7 times within a 15-minute time span of our first conversation. Kicking him out would have been fine had they went the route of "hey we will try again but if things don't change, we may need to release your son" But she did NOTHING of the sort just all of a sudden, hey you have until end of June. Then retracts that and says actually next week, no explanation; nothing. He is the only black boy in that class and there are NOT that many at the entire daycare. As I said the TEACHER had NO ISSUE with my son that she felt could not be managed. Casey said she cared but then put the stress and strain on a family 2 days before his birthday fun at the daycare and with a week notice. Hire the right person and remove this interim before she really runs this place in the ground. You do need to enjoy what you do and it be a calling for you in this field and this is not for her clearly. You're in Texas and private but expelling a kid for no real reason with 0 documentations, infractions, plans nothing?? Right. BIG MISTAKE! My son did not have issues before she arrived. Also teach some of your younger and new assistants to be patient and NOT tell parents everyday "they had a bad or good day today". Let these parents make it sometimes with just a pick up! Good luck with this place. Terrible and unprofessional leadership!

My 2 year old attended Sonshine, and we absolutely loved our experience! From the very first tour…read morewith Ms. Kelly and Ms. Sandy, I had a good feeling. After months of my son attending, he was truly the happiest he's ever been every single day I picked him up. That true spirit of JOY we are all born with was absolutely glowing in him from drop off and throughout the day, all the way to pick up time. I loved seeing the framed pictures on the walls of the prayer team praying over the building as it was built. It's our duty as parents to pray over our kiddos, invite the Holy Spirit into the building with us, and to remember it's not just the responsibility of the teachers and admin to do it all. We are all in this together. My son made amazing friends in his class. Other teachers were always so polite and friendly and loving when we'd see them in the hallways. God blessed us in our season with Sonshine, as it's been a few months since we moved, but my son still asks when we're going to see Ms. Rae and Ms. Miya, his teachers he had while he was at Sonshine. They made a tremendous impact on him with their patience, love, and while teaching him. We are forever grateful for Sonshine Preschool.

Our little one has been going to Discovery for a few years now…read more There was a little bit of a revolving door on teachers for a bit in the beginning, and the class sizes are kinda large. But all in all the staff are so down to earth and personable, and they all genuinely get to know the kids and parents. Pat, Peggy, Christie, and Shelby are truly awesome people! The administrator/owner(s) are a little hands off when it comes to the parents, but the actual staff more than make up for that! Pricing is exceptionally reasonable in my opinion, and their hours are standard.

I really enjoyed this daycare. Clean location friendly staff. I do wish Texas did not have such a…read morehigh teacher to child ratio. The little ones get very little educational activities when one teacher has 11 toddlers. This is not the centers fault but not much learning can happen.

My high school son transferred from public school to Midcities Montessori at the beginning of this…read moreyear. He was struggling in the public school setting and had become resentful of what he referred to as an "apathetic" environment. Struggling with ADHD, he found it difficult, almost impossible, to learn under the public school curriculum. After almost 6 weeks at Midcities Montessori, he has become noticeably happier and his depression has all but disappeared. He has begun to enjoy learning again. The smaller teacher to student ratio has allowed his teacher to be more hands on with him. Not only encouraging him to work on his focus, but providing a safe and positive learning environment. Kim, the owner, has worked with us every step of the way to make sure the transfer went smoothly. She genuinely cares about every student's progress and is a complete gem. Thank you, Midcities Montessori for the incredible work that you do and for allowing my son to come out of his shell and flourish.

Midcities Montessori is all around wonderful school to attend. The teachers are great and are there…read moretruly for the enrichment of the children. I have had interaction with the owner who is great. She is a true leader not only for the school but for the community. She does a great job with the students and opportunities offered at the school. I have enjoyed seeing the school work of the children displayed in the different classrooms and the history lessons shared. Take the opportunity for a tour and meet the owner and staff.

This is not just a daycare. They help develop your child. We had a parent-teacher conference when…read moreour child was around 6 months old, which I first thought was silly. But our child's teacher had a multi-page matrix for our child's cognitive, motor, and emotional (maybe more) development. My wife and I were floored. The teacher asked if we had any questions at the end of the conference. We were like, "we love you?" When we met with the director for our first tour, she explained how their goal was to raise nice, respectful citizens. For example, they teach recycling. When we visited the class rooms with the director, the kids knew her by name and were excited to see her. This did not happen at the other learning center we visited. We later discovered the director enthusiastically leads sing-alongs. Lil Goldman has relieved our stress from raising our first child. We could not have been happier with our choice.

Two of our three boys have attended Lil Goldman Early Learning Center (our oldest went to Pre-K in…read moreCalifornia and Ohio). Our middle child first came to Lil Goldman when he was 4 (one year before kindergarten). He left Lil Goldman set up for success in kindergarten and has thrived through first grade. The time they spent learning writing letters and recognizing sight words has definitely set him up for success in elementary school. Our youngest child has now been at Lil Goldman for 2.5 years and loves it. He is building social and language skills that will prepare him for elementary school. We feel that Lil Goldman offers a safe, fun environment. We have experienced three different pre-Ks because we've moved a few times and Lil Goldman is by far the best one we've experienced. I highly recommend it.