Room 2 Grow Child Development Center, LLC

My son started attending this daycare when he was 7 months all the way until he was almost 14 months. Ms. Amanda, the director, was amazing with him. They genuinely cared for my son and were very transparent when it came to any injuries my son had which I appreciate because I understand that accidents happen; some daycares are reluctant to do this which makes parents not trust them. The only downside is that there is a lot of staff turnover which affected my son’s enrollment; they started taking only 2 years and up. I was so sad that my son would have to start a new daycare because he genuinely was happy to be there, during drop off and when I picked him up. This daycare was not “structured” based for infants since I know he was not taught too many skills but nothing can compare to the amount of TRUST I had for them when my son was under their care, for that sole reason I gave them a 5 star rating. They don’t send photo updates like some other daycares do (albeit I’m sure they cost more) but they always, ALWAYS sent his activity log home which I loved because I felt like I knew how my sons day was and made me feel closer to him, this meant a lot to me because I knew what he ate, how many diaper changes he had, the consistency of his BM (lol) and when he last had a bottle, which was extremely helpful. Also they had very fun toys and the facility smelled and looked extremely clean.

In my experience, most daycares smell like they just changed a dirty diaper, and your child is usually dirty with food stains (and who knows what else) all over their clothes when you pick them up; not so with this daycare. This is the only daycare I've ever been to that ALWAYS smells and looks clean, and there will rarely be an incident when you pick up your child where he/she is dirty. Also, most daycares have kids locked away in rooms with no windows and nothing to stimulate them, but this one is very open with a lot of light, which seems to make kids feel more comfortable, help them adjust, and is conducive to learning. My son went here and I have a nephew (21 months) currently attending who adjusted surprisingly well. My sister decided to move him from his other (more expensive) daycare b/c he would always fuss when she dropped him off even though he had been there from the age of 2-18 months. At Room 2 Grow he's genuinely happy when she drops him off and seems to be flourishing. Lastly, I was really impressed with their education when my son attended; they provided a real classroom environment for the 3 year olds and definitely prepared him for pre-k. I don't know if that has changed, but the teacher he had was awesome, and their early childhood education was above par! Bottom line, I always recommend this daycare.

The staff and owner are so nice and true blessings. They are wonderful with my son and he adores them. He is learning age appropriate songs and material. He has also picked up a joy for music because of them and I love it. There is nothing that I can complain about. They are AWESOME!

Great daycare. I couldn't ask for a better daycare to send my 4 year old son to. They were extremely patient, loving, clean, and fun with the kids. Highly recommend anytime.

You do not want leave your infant here (san antonio,tx on FM78 if your infant is not used to daycare. This daycare has a policy that they give a 1 week trial to see if the daycare is fit for the child; if after 4-5 days your child fails to adapt and cries too much and if the teacher feel is too much stress for her and her other kids than they will terminate your infant for failing to adapt. My 9mos old infant came from nannies, never been on daycare. I got the notice on the 4th day that his last day was going to be the next day of the notice. They told me my baby was crying too much and he couldnt adapt to daycare. That he was causing stress to the other children and his teacher. My complaint is, that you cant expect for children to adapt in 4 days, specially infants or children coming from nannies or from a home(daycare being their first time experience). Children (infants)are expected to cry. At that age they are teething, and they suffer from seperation anxiety. The child care excuse for terminating my baby was because they couldnt let him cry too much because it could be perceived as neglect. You tell me who adapts in 4 days to a big change like it is for babies changing caregivers. The teacher didnt even keep me posted on daily basis how he did . All she did was tell me he cried bit she always said his behavior was normal. She never complaint to me it was stressing and that she felt he wasnt adapting. The Owner of the day care said teachers arent allow to communicate with parents or rather tell them directly that children arent adapting because it can be interpreted that the teachers arent qualiied(which i think thats how it is after this awful experience). They expect a 2 week courtesy notice from parents if children arent returning but they do not give the same courtesy to parents when they terminate children. They offered me a few days to care for my infant after i complaint about the situation, however, i did not want to leave my child where he wasnt wanted " because he was causing to much stress to the teacher by crying too much". I definetly reported this daycare.