We absolutely love this daycare! My daughter, who is now 5 years old, has been going there for the…read morepast 4 years, and the experience has been nothing short of amazing. My son has also been attending for 2 years, and we already know that our youngest will be joining once he's a little older - that's how confident we feel about this place. The education is excellent, and you can truly see the difference in the children's knowledge, confidence, and development. The teachers are exceptional - caring, attentive, and genuinely invested in the kids' growth. I am so impressed with how much my children have learned and how smart and curious they've become. A special thank you for all their teachers for their dedication, warmth, and professionalism. We are incredibly grateful to have found such a wonderful environment for our children to grow and thrive.

I have a 5 year old girl and a 2 year boy that attend this school. They both started before their…read more2nd birthday and what a difference it has made! My daughter became a lot less shy, and more independent. She started talking more and loves to sing and draw. My son randomly started singing his ABCs and 123s! I was very impressed. They both love their school, and teachers. Thank you so much to Ms. Valerie, Ms. Patricia, Ms. Sue, Ms. D, and all the other teachers and helpers that are enriching my children's lives every day while also giving me time to take care of my household! We also miss Mr. Jazz! My son will keep going to this school until Kindergarten.

We have been faithful customers of the Goddard School of Pearland West for the past 6 years now. We…read morelove the teachers, the staff and the curriculum. Everyone is caring and want the best for our children. We do recommend them when a neighbor or a friend is looking for a day care or summer camp. We will miss them when our youngest will start kindergarten in 3 years.

We're actually having a great experience! I tried Goddard 7-8 years ago and didn't have a good…read moreexperience. After new management and staff, I can honestly say I'm impressed and recommend! I sent my oldest daughter to try summer camp, and she had a good time with field trips twice per week, and a pretty generous list of daily activities to keep older kids busy and interested. Since the school is geared towards younger kids- it was great that they got them offsite quite a bit! Now I have a 1.5 year old there and we've been attending for a months now. I love all the daily pictures I receive and all of the activities she does on a daily basis. Constantly gluing, painting, coloring.. some kind of art. And gets fresh air on the playground or out of the room in the gym. I've even received video of outdoor dance parties with the toddlers! lol! My daughter actually enjoys going and we've had minimal issues. Her previous daycare she'd cry at drop off and couldn't get to the door fast enough at the end of the day. However at Goddard she's starting to blossom and is comfortable enough to walk right in! The staff across the first 3 rooms seem very caring, kind, and friendly. They wave and speak upon entering even though we're not in their classes (especially the infant room). Things seem organized and enjoyable for my daughter. I don't feel stressed about her well-being there. I can drop her off and feel she's being taken care of. I recommend.

Mrs. Conn lacks respect for parents. She cut me off multiple times throughout our conversation and…read morespoke to me as if she was doing is a favor by considering enrolling our son into the school. As a former educator and district leader, this demeanor and abuse of positional power is disgusting for anyone who calls themselves and educator, let alone the school leader. Please read my husbands review for the full recap of this horrible experience (Jeremy W.). When she called to discuss the assessment my son and I were just there to she abruptly questioned if I was concerned about his safety. As I sought clarification, she sharply interrupted me and accused me of "having an attitude". This is a tried and true micro aggression that she had no problem throwing around which shows she felt she had the right to control my tone all while hers was one of disrespect and condescension. When I attempted to express my confusion, Ms. Conn's response was to rashly announce that she would "just take him off our list." Throughout our conversation, Ms. Conn wielded her words and tone like a weapon, showcasing an unsettling display of privilege and power. As the school leader, we expected her to foster a sense of collaboration and partnership in the enrollment process, bridging the gap between families, students, and other school stakeholders. Instead, we encountered an individual who took pleasure in her gatekeeping role, someone who reveled in the ability to dictate, limit, and control access. Ms. Conn's entire attitude was unarguably condescending, her demeanor cold, and her empathy was nowhere to be found. We consider ourselves fortunate that we could glimpse her true nature before we made the mistake of entrusting our son's education and emotional well-being to her. Zero stars.

AMAZING elementary school for our daughter ! She attends 1st grade and we absolutely love their…read morereach curriculum and very friendly teachers . The ADMN staff is so professional and on point to inform us on time about anything we need to know as parents ! We highly recommend this elementary school for any family that is looking for a HAPPY and SAFE environment for their babies !

Ms. Ester, Ms. Soraya and Ms. Liz in Infant 2 and Ms. Mona, Ms. Adele and Ms. Miriam in Primary are…read moreamazing! From the moment we enrolled our first son, the teachers have demonstrated exceptional warmth. They truly care about the students and take the time to understand each child's individual needs. My babies love their teachers.

First let me start that I Absolutely loved Infant 2 class. Mrs Ester and Mrs Nancy are Amazing. I…read morefelt very comfortable knowing my child was cared for and loved while being away from me. My child learned so many amazing things and was excited to go to school each day. After infant 2, you no longer get activity logs or pictures of your child even though it state ms you will in the parent handbook that you sign. 45 day withdrawal notice without proration so be sure to time it perfectly or you'll lose out on your deposit. My child no longer enjoys going to school and haven't been able to connect with the new teacher with the exception of 1 that has since resigned. 2 of the 3 teachers in Toddler class is no longer there within such a short period of time. . The food is unhealthy (Apple Jacks, ect ) for a 20 month old even-though my child feeding directions show nothing with added sugar. I really want to like this school but with the higher ratios than all of the neighboring schools and multiple undocumented accidents leaving my child with marks and no explanation I just can't recommend this school. $1700 per month, + $150 quarterly supply fee... not bad but not worth it for what you get

I cannot say enough wonderful things about MSODT. My child went from being nervous about drop offs…read moreto running through the door excited to see her teachers. This kind of trust doesn't happen by accident. Its the result of educators who are attentive and truly passionate about what they do.

Everything about this school is unorganized. Absolutely rude of a staff and a completely dismissive…read moreattitude. do not recommend enrolling your child here. go somewhere else. your future will thank you for it. The security guard as well, extremely rude, shut this place down.

We started looking for a daycare / montessori when my son was 15 months. We were worried because he…read morehad not been around people much other than his parents and grandparents. He also had a ton of allergies - milk, seafood, and tree nuts. We visited over 7 schools for him and read every single review for each of the places. We were most impressed with Primrose. Miss Natalie was professional and patient with us during our tour as we asked question after question. I also loved their system of having every kids picture in the classroom with their allergies listed next to their face. They seemed very organized. When we started, our son would still cry at drop off and took longer than most kids to adjust but the school helped us through it. The teachers were loving and looked out for our son and I would literally call every 1-2 hours and ask for an update and they would often send a photo through the portal when I did. About 6 months into our time there, we started Oral Immunotherapy for our son's milk allergy. As a part of that, we were able to trial and error small portions of foods that contained milk. Every Monday, Miss Kari and I still go through the weekly menu and talk through what foods my son should try for the week and what portions. Now my son has overcome his milk allergy and the school was a huge help in getting us there. Other praises I'll sing: even though kiddos can switch classes every 6 months - 1 yearish, the teachers are so phenomenal that neither our son or us have had a hard time with the transitions, they were seamless. He also was behind on walking and his vocabulary when he started and both improved dramatically when he started. Now he goes into school with a smile on his face and talks about his teachers and his friends at home. It's a home away from home for him. Great job Primrose!

This review is based ONLY on the summer camp for the older kids. If the review is too long, just…read moreskip to the last paragraph where the most ridiculous thing happened. PSA: at the bottom of the page there is a "not recommended" button. Be sure to read that review too, it shocked me but I do not doubt it. The daycare is okay. Positive thing about this is the week to week payment, so if you are not going to make it there a week you don't have to pay unlike some other primrose schools I've been too. The front staff are friendly for the most part. The teachers in the summer class classroom in the morning are usually very sweet and welcoming. First issue is the parking lot, if you can't find a parking spot good luck turning around to get out. It's a one way in/out and is a small parking lot with no turn around. It wasn't such a big issue for me but can be annoying when you try picking your kid up at 5 and there are no spots. Second issue is how many kids there are, in the explorer class for summer there were so many kids, all crammed into a classroom, when I went to pick up my child the teacher was always yelling at them to sit down and probably because there were too many kids for her to handle. And not speaking loudly for them to hear her, she was literally yelling at them. But okay.. Well, for a 4th of July party they had a list for each classroom to bring something for their class party if they wanted too. I signed up for fruit since only one other parent did too. That day I went to drop off my child and picked him up, he said that he didn't get any fruit, no one in the class did. (He was really looking forward to it when we bought it too.) He said he saw the closing teacher take both trays and left the classroom. He had one square of pizza, Cheetos and a cookie. He was still hungry but that was all he got. (Everyday he said he was always still hungry) I was confused about what had happened with the item we brought but he had told me after we'd got home. So I brushed it off. The next day the school was closed then I dropped him off Friday, his potential last day. I picked him up and he said he had fun and wanted to stay another week. Okay, I thought maybe I made a big deal and he enjoys it. Then he TELLS me this, what happened in class; he said "a kid threw up and the teacher made him clean it up." My boyfriend and I looked at each other and busted out in a laugh. Not because it was funny but because of how ridiculous that was. I've worked in a daycare in the past and work with children in a schools setting so I know if a child vomits, you get gloves and proper sanitizing equipment and clean it up and have the child sent to the nurse or front and have a parent called. You should NEVER make a child clean his/her own vomit. That is embarrassing and just wrong, if that was my child I know he'd be crying and upset. I sure hope that child told their parents. My child the tells me after I asked if they sprayed anything on it, he tells me "no they just put a towel over it." ... when I worked at a daycare (another primrose at that) our responsibility if a child threw up was to properly sanitize the area with disposable napkins and our sanitizer spray that we even used for diaper changing stations. Kids could get sick if something like that is not properly cleaned. That is when I decided, that Friday was his last day. Unfortunately, this being the closest primrose my child will not ever be attending this primrose again due.

Our son joined CHMS in 2024 at the age of 3, and we couldn't be happier with our choice. Don't…read morejudge this daycare by its location! Once you step inside, you'll see the environment is beautiful, welcoming, and clearly designed with children in mind. One of its advantages is that children aren't confined to the same classroom all day. They have access to different spaces where they can explore, play, and learn, and they also spend time with children of different ages, which helps them develop socially. The teachers are exceptional (shout out to Miss Olga, Miss B, Mis Cha Cha, Miss Renee, Mis Naiely...). Every day they come up with thoughtful, creative activities that make learning fun and keep the children engaged. You can tell how much time, dedication, and love goes into everything they do. Our son started here without speaking a single word of English. Thanks to the patience, kindness, and encouragement of his teachers, he not only learned the language but also felt safe, happy, and at home from day one. He was genuinely excited to go to school every morning, and as parents, that's the greatest recommendation we can give. Now he is really sad to go. Thank you Miss Laura for everything you've done for our kid! Now its time to go to big kids school :)

I don't know if I can quite put into words how much we love CHMS! My daughter started going here…read morewhen she was 1 and stayed until it was time for her to head off to kindergarten, and now she's back there for the summer! CHMS feels like family. I know how much Ms. Laura and the teachers love my daughter, and my daughter loves them, too. They go above and beyond to make CHMS a special place to learn and have fun. I'm so grateful that I found CHMS, because my daughter absolutely thrived there and was more than prepared for entry into kinder. I love our CHMS family!

I had a concerning experience with Denise at the daycare. She approached me about an incident where…read moremy daughter was bitten, she displayed an unprofessional attitude, insinuating that I was being 'double-sided' and suggesting that my child was to blame for the incident. Despite my explanation that my daughter was merely curious and did not provoke the situation, Denise's response was dismissive and lacking in empathy. It's disheartening to feel as though a caregiver is indifferent to a child's well-being, and I believe addressing this behavior is crucial for creating a supportive environment for both parents and children at the daycare. In addition to my experience with Denise, I also noticed that the toddler teachers seem overwhelmed with the number of children under their care. My final straw was witnessing my daughter's hair being pulled and her being dragged down without any acknowledgment or apology from Natalie, one of the Directors . It was alarming to see such an incident go unnoticed by the staff, and it left me questioning why my daughter seems to dread going to school. The lack of communication and accountability is deeply concerning, especially when it comes to the safety and well-being of the children. It's disheartening to be met with smiles while legitimate concerns are overlooked. I believe addressing these issues, including the staff-to-child ratio and the need for better communication and supervision. I am deeply concerned that if one of the directors has the audacity to speak to me in such a dismissive manner, then they may also have the power to influence how teachers handle parental concerns. It's troubling to think that legitimate worries expressed by parents could be overlooked or dismissed by those in positions of authority. A culture of dismissiveness from leadership can trickle down and affect how staff members interact with parents and address concerns. It's essential for the daycare's management to foster an environment of respect, accountability, and open communication, starting from the top down. Parents entrust their children's well-being to the daycare, and it's imperative that this trust is respected and upheld at all levels of the organization. Mrs Alejandra and Mrs.Sinclair are great teachers in her class but something just isn't right about the administration.

Both of my toddlers (5 & 4 years) attend this school, and the amount of material both of them have…read morelearned is amazing. The teachers and staff are very knowledgeable and they genuinely care about the kids they teach. The curriculum that is taught here, will put my kids above what other public school children are learning, which makes me feel good. I definitely will recommend this school to any parents of children who are not of school age, to get a head start in their learning. The benefits to your child's education, will definitely out way any other school or daycare. I also wanted to extend a big thanks to Mrs. Nassarin, for all the hard work that she has done for my kids. All of the staff and teachers do a great job with children's education.