Primrose School of North Mason Creek

I’m a firm believer of the the philosophy «you get what you pay for.» Primrose School is a bit more expensive than the other daycares I’ve looked at, but the building is clean and new, the curriculum is structured and evidenced based, the teacher/​student ratio is low which allows for more individual attention to my children, all of the staff are professional with years of experience in the business, the food is healthy and made from scratch, and the staff does an excellent job of accommodating special needs. From the moment we set foot in the building for our tour, Miss Cookie and Miss Eulice made my husband and I feel right at home.
My infant son has Down Syndrome, and after spending a day with his teachers, namely Miss Valerie and Miss Vernon, he leaves his classroom smiling and giggling. My older son has a food allergy, and Miss Rose, the chef, met with me personally to review the menu, most of which is free of my son’s allergens. My older son also had some behavioral concerns at his last daycare, but all of the staff at Primrose, including Miss Lupe, are well-​versed in conflict resolution, encouraging my son to «use his words» in real time. My children have been at Primrose for a week and a half, and I have never seen my older son happier to be at daycare than he is now. And — he’s gained a little weight because he’s eating all of the delicious, healthy meals they serve.
If you are considering daycare for your children, pay a little extra and get a quality experience at Primrose. I would not consider bringing my children anywhere else.

Our son has been attending Primrose of NMC for a 1.5 years and has adjusted very well. The Director (Cookie) and Asst Director (Jenny) are very helpful and responsive when you have questions. They have been very proactive with making sure the proper teachers are in each room and make the necessary adjustments if the children seem to not be happy. We are happy with Primrose and feel some ease with this being our first daycare experience.