Texas Children's Academy

One of the best things I like is that you are able to watch them online

Zoey my 2 yr old daughter goes here and she loves it. We enjoy all the staff/workers. This is our 1st week there and we planned on staying. Keep up the great work Texas Children’s!

My daughter is 3 and has been there since she was about 6 months. The teachers and directors are very attentive and cater to your child’s needs and your needs as a parent. Before TCA, we tried three other daycares and they were AWFUL. Mrs. Moseley welcomed my family and I with open arms. At the end of the day I go and pick my child up and she doesn’t want to leave. She has learned so much and continues to learn and grow and has so much fun. It makes my work days so much better knowing that she is in good hands. I absolutely love TCA and would recommend them if you are in the area!

First off, I would like to say i have known Mrs.Mosley for a long time. When I relocated from Hawaii, ran into her and found out she was at this facility, I knew this was my choice in facility. She has been in the daycare business for as long as I can remember. She is the most attentive director. She will easily address any issues brought to her attention immediately. Always there to greet walking through the doors. Keeps parents informed of any issues or events happening in the facility. My two kids love coming here. My youngest has issues at drop off and his teacher always comes to help settle him down. The camera makes it easy and convenient to check up on him throughout my work day. My oldest absolutely loves riding on their bus and the fun he has with his daycare friends. They both come home with the biggest smiles at the end of their day. The staff always acknowledge anyone...

My son started going there when he was 8 months and was there for 6 weeks. First time mommy, so I was worried about leaving him with other people for the first time but the staff made me feel like his was in a good care. Btw don’t let the camera fool you . I learned that having camera to check on him doesn’t mean sh**. It’s just adding stress in you
1. My son got his first ear infection there because they were giving him his bottle laying him fat. When I saw it via camera I immediately called them. The director told: «  do you rather see him cry or giving him his bottle like that so they can take care of little one first ».
2. Kids put everything on their mouths, those toys are not clean. I told them immediately and she said they had a meeting about it. 😱😱Hmmmmm
2 weeks later, on a Friday afternoon when we picked him up. He had rash all over his hand and foot. I...

is very excited to recommend Texas Children's Academy

I have not had any children enrolled here nor would I ever!! Today, 8/8/18, the male driver of "bus 1" on highway 287 almost hit me when he tried to change lanes on 287 north without checking his mirror or blind spot. I almost ate the barrier. Laying on my horn did not seem to phase him. Guess I will report this to the state as well. I honestly could not tell if children were on the bus but I am guessing it was a field trip or something as there were two of their buses. HORRIBLE

I was highly considering this facility after reading the reviews of other parents. I submitted the contact form provided on their website with 3 questions that I couldn’t find answers for on their site. The next day, I received a generic email with a link to a lot of info, but again, no answers to my questions. I started receiving unsolicited emails about the facility while waiting for someone to call me (like it said in their email). I responded after the third email citing my unappreciation. I got an email back from Dwayne with answers to my questions (kind of). Although in his email, he told me that viewing the cameras were at an added cost ($5 per week), while one of the emails they sent said it was no extra charge. Bad first impression.
And if anyone wants to know, they only allow you to provide food for your child if there is a medical reason.

gave Texas Children's Academy an AWESOME Recommendation