Am an over protective grandmother and was very skeptical of daycares due to previous experiences…read morebut Goddard has been put my skepticism to rest. My grandson is so happy there. The new owners are there on a daily bases and take great interest in the kids, my grandson will not leave with out saying goodbye to the owners. I can not say enough about the director she is in-tune with the kids and their parents. This school has so much to offer such as bilingual story time, book fairs, parents night out and so much more. There are themes such as Dinosaur and story time characters month The first month there my grandson who is now 3 knew how to count to 10 in Spanish and some Japanese words. The teachers are very patient and take time to love the kids while they learn. I must admit my grandson is a handful but the entire staff works to keep him in line in a loving way. The ladies that take care of the kids in the morning are very helpful in assisting me with him so I can get to work. This is a great Daycare and they did not ask me to write this review, I was compelled to do so because am so impressed with my grandson progress.

I have a one year old nephew who goes to this school . one of the teachers pinched my nephew and…read moresaid it was because he was doing to much . my nephew is 1 years old , they have him in a classroom with 4-5 month olds so what exactly does he's doing to much mean ? she was wrong and needs to be fired immediately.

my kiddo enjoys it here! The facility is clean and brightly lit. plenty of parking spots! i noticed…read morethat they take older children too and bus them to schools in the morning. We love the teachers! Kayleigh and Dawn are our favorites! It's pricer than many other schools around but they have an admin team that addresses every needs of the school! they have a bowling alley and kid friendly kitchen build inside so they can teach kids to start cooking, learning basic steps like measuring and cutting. they also have multiple playgrounds with covers over the top to prevent sunburns and an indoor basketball gym. The down side is no camera access. overall this place is great! i would like camera access tho.

From day one, our son showed immediate progress and enthusiasm never before seen. He made friends…read moreright off the bat and now is super eager to get to school. The staff is really nice, informative and communicative. Special mention of Ms Cynthia, Marissa, and Heather!!

took my 11 month old out of this daycare yesterday. He had some scratches that we brought to their…read moreattention and the infant A teachers got defensive and rude when we did. We watched the camaras all morning just in case and as we expected the teachers took it out on the baby. 1. stayed in the same little chair from 10 am to 11:45 am even though it should be a 15 min time limit. 2.all the other babies were being rotated and playing on the floor. 3. in that same chair, he faced an empty wall away from other kids all by himself. 4. the teacher dragged his chair across the room instead of picking him up and moving him. 5. no contact from the director about the scratches or the neglect.

My son enjoys attending this center everyday. We couldn't be more pleased with how they have…read moremanaged & handled the pandemic. I always recommend Ivy Kids any chance I get!

My now 3yo daughter has been attending FEA since their opening in November for 5 months. She loves…read moregoing here, its by far the best daycare we've had her in. The Facility is clean, safe, and within our neighborhood which is a huge plus for us. They also offer a discount to us since my wife is a Nurse. The Directors, Sarah and Margaret, are very competent, super friendly, and responsive. We are on a first name basis since the first 2 weeks. They visit each classroom every day, and my daughter adores them, as they do her. Her teachers are all friendly and capable and well liked by all the kids as I can tell. Their program has her learning a ton, with hands on lessons in the garden, live demonstrations, and much more. My daughter's previous daycare was not much in the way of education, so seeing her come home and telling me what she learned that day is satisfying. The higher tuition compared to previous schools is very worth it in my opinion, given the quality care she receives, the convenience, and friendliness of all the staff. I'm so glad Future Explorers is in our area and will surely enroll our next child when they are of age in their daycare program.

We decided to send our daughter to Little Rascals Childcare center this summer as a summer camp…read more We knew they wouldn't allowed to do any field trip but socialization is very important for her well-being. My daughter loved this place. She got new friends and she is still talking about her experience. Thank you :)

Amazing daycare! Little Rascals has been incredible for our…read morechild. The staff is caring, professional, and truly invested in each child's growth. Our little one comes home happy, confident, and full of stories. We couldn't ask for a better place. Highly recommend!

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.

My child attended this daycare from 2 yrs to 5 yrs. Everyone was very nice and they kept it very…read moreclean. We never had a single issue.

Good Daycare. One day my 2 year old was crying on the way to Daycare, as soon as she got there, she…read moreran to her Teacher 's arms. She stopped caring immediately. Then I saw her happy face again. My 8 year old loves he's Teachers!, he has fun and enjoys his time there. Very good schedule and Summer Program!

Primrose West Pearland has been amazing from the start. My son has been at Primrose since he was…read more15 months and he has adjusted so well. I toured a few daycares and none were as welcoming as Primrose West Pearland. I use to worry leaving him at the beginning, but now I feel very comfortable that he is in good hands. Primrose West Pearland met all my standards and expectations that I was looking for in a daycare, very clean facility, the teachers are very nice and the curriculum is great. I would highly recommend this daycare.

Would not recommend this location or Primrose schools! After countless communication with the staff…read morepertaining to my speech delayed child, they stated they couldn't watch him one on one. That's not what the specialize in. I had numerous of issues with this location. They do not have cameras and I caught my 2 year old running around with a map pencil when I spoke to the front desk they stated they will make sure to let the teachers know. I asked the front desk why they allow 2 years olds to play with map pencils, I was responded with an attitude. When we received a call because my child continued to bite other kiddos ( a habit he learned at this school), the administration looked shock when I told them my child was speech delayed. I told them I notified this school multiple times since Nov of this. This just shows how out of touch this place is. Good luck having your child attend this school. They do not watch the kids. The ratio is 22 kids in a room with 1 teacher and 2 help staff. I regret not taking my son out sooner. They never respond to parent messages barely send pictures, when I heard other school actually sending videos to parents, I was shocked! I didnt event know videos were an option in the procare app. The kicker is when they said they tried doing sign language to help communicate with him, I responded and said that was for two days after I told yall he can speak sign language. Needless to say, the constant notes started when I was extremely upset with this location because my child came home with a swollen knee on Friday and I wasnt notifed. I had to take him to ER because of course the teacher who released him to my husband didnt know how this happened. P.S. If you ask quite a few parents who sent their kids to primrose schools they will express the same concern.