Prosper KinderCare, Prosper | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I had to aggressively contact them for a tour. My first tour scheduled I was a couple minutes late. Literal minutes and was told the director was unavailable. I left my contact information to be called and rescheduled. That didn’t happen. I emailed the director. Rescheduled and it was literally a 5 minute tour that consisted of seeing one hallway a classroom and a playground. I was given no handout materials and told I’d be emailed that day or the next (at the very latest) with slot availability for my child. That was Monday. Still to date I have not heard back from the director / site. I will assume my child isn’t welcomed here. We decided to enroll her in a private early school in Plano. I don’t really consider it a loss as the ciriculum is nonexistent. My daughter is 16 months old and from her previous private school has learned sign language and can household words in Spanish. Their ciriculum would have been going backwards for my daughter as our focal point now is optimizing development in her early stages. While this facility is pretty, I think it’s just that. It’s a literal daycare that will provide the basics of watching your child in your absence. I saw no special designations, doctorates in early childhood education held by the site director or staff so that was also an area of concern. Most tours such as Primrose or Crème will go over the ciriculum and it’s usually a key selling point most centers are proud of. If I just wanted a babysitter I could find an inexperienced teen. I prefer my daughters childcare provider provide an immersive experience to position her for success once her formal education begins. I also had concerns about low staffing as it appears they are hiring and enrolling. Perhaps that is why it is easy to ignore potential clients. I was weary of a “chain daycare” & found Kindercare sustained all of the misgivings I had. It’s fast food daycare. And as such I expect all of the mediocrity associated with that type of service. My husband and I decided easily this is not the facility for our children.

Our family just moved from Michigan back in July. We had chosen a daycare in Celina, that closed after only being there for a month! My 3 year old has some issues, and had an incredibly hard time adjusting to the move and to the new daycare. So once I found out we had to start all over, I was incredibly anxious and heartbroken for him. We literally went and toured EVERY daycare within Prosper and the surrounding area. As soon as I walked into KinderCare I had this feeling that this would be a great fit for my kids. The transition has been amazing. My son who literally has some serious sensory issues, cries at any new place, new person, and throws major fits….walked right in on his first day, grabbed the staffs hand and waved goodbye to me. He has done so since, every day. He is excited to come to school. They have been so good with him, so kind and accepting. The staff has been more than accommodating and have been so good to my boys. My son with the sensory issues has literally stated talking more, singing songs, and even tracing his name! My youngest son has totally started to bloom! Being from out of state, not having your family close by, I can’t even say enough good things about this place. The management is amazing, staff is amazing. My kids are so happy. We are so incredibly grateful for the KinderCare staff.

Can’t say enough about this place. The staff is great and very tentative at responding to calls and/or emails and they always strive to keep you updated on any information regarding the school or staff. Most importantly, my daughter is happy and loves her school and she is always talking about her friends and teacher. My wife and I feel safe sending her here. If you have any questions, I highly recommend you call and speak with the Director, Melissa or any of her staff.