Primrose School of Eldridge Parkway

Reviews

• JF

  Julia Frankovich

  Aug 14, 2026
  5.0
  We can't say enough wonderful things about our time at Primrose! We have had children there for almost 5 years. Our kids have thrived at this daycare. The office staff is amazing, professional, caring, and fun. You can tell the teachers and staff at this school really love the kids and put their all into making it a positive and fun environment. The building and playgrounds are so well maintained. Everyone is friendly. I have been so impressed with our time here and highly recommend this daycare.
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  Sarah Kamal

  Aug 9, 2026
  5.0
  We could not be happier with our decision to enroll our kids here! From day one, the staff and teachers have been incredibly warm, welcoming, and attentive. Leaving your child with someone else can be stressful, but the clean, safe, and nurturing environment gave us complete peace of mind right away.The daily communication is excellent. We absolutely love receiving regular updates and photos throughout the day, which keep us connected to what they are learning and doing. It is clear that the educators are truly passionate about early childhood development; our child has grown so much socially, verbally, and creatively.They balance structured, fun learning activities with genuine love and care. Thank you to the entire team for providing such a wonderful, high-quality experience for our family. We highly recommend this daycare to anyone looking for the absolute best care!
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  C F

  Jul 29, 2026
  5.0
  Our family has had a wonderful experience with Primrose School of Eldridge Parkway. One of my children has attended the Summer Adventure Club for the past four years, and every summer has been filled with fun, engaging activities. The field trips, crafts, splash and foam days are always a highlight, and it's clear that so much thought and effort goes into creating memorable experiences for the children. My other child has attended Primrose School of Eldridge Parkway since she was just 8 or 9 months old. She is 4 years old now. One thing that has always stood out to me is how attached both of my children become to their teachers and leadership. To me, that's a true reflection of the love, care, and dedication the staff shows every day. From the leadership team and teachers to the wonderful person who prepares and serves their daily meals, everyone has been kind, caring, and supportive. It's comforting to know our children are in such a positive and nurturing environment. We are incredibly grateful for everything Primrose has done for our family and are already looking forward to next year's Summer Adventure Club!
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  Sandra Roa

  May 22, 2026
  5.0
  Ha sido una jornada increíble, su amabilidad y cariño con los niños es incomparable. Todo el equipo han sido muy amables y nos vamos con el corazón lleno de amor. Gracias por todo. Sin duda lo volveríamos a elegir 🥰
• JM

  john mumm

  Mar 27, 2026
  1.0
  Our son was enrolled here for less than a month, just 13 total days. Within that short period, we documented 4 separate days of serious care concerns, which meet the threshold for neglect based on state standards. That’s nearly 1 in every 4 days (30.7% to be exact from 4 of 13). This is not based on opinion. This is based on their own logs, timestamps, recorded data, and sending a bottle home that they supposedly logged and fed our son with. Day 1 of Recorded Neglect * We dropped off 4 bottles * The app logged 3 bottles given * We were sent home with 2 bottles * That leaves 1 bottle completely unaccounted for * We dropped him off at 8:22 and picked up 4:20. Which means one of the bottles was falsified and he had a longer than state minimum standard between a bottle or a snack. By adding what he had before Day care, the two bottles and pouch at Day care, the after day care subtraction of the false log he was 18oz, and should have been in the 22-24oz range to be on pace for his daily average. This paired with the below is entirely unacceptable. Day 2 of Recorded Neglect * 4 hours without a diaper change 11:06- 3:06 with no nap that would have prevented this during and bit of the 2.5-4 hour window) * Again developed a rash * This directly violates the states standard of 3 hours. (no nap interfered with this window) * Bottle feedings were logged at 8:30 AM, 11:00 AM, and 3:00 PM * Food was logged at 10:00 AM (half pouch) and 11:30 AM (lunch pouch) * Naps were logged from 8:51–9:40 AM and 12:13–1:05 PM * This means no nap prevented timely feeding * There was still a 3.5-hour gap between feedings * For an infant who normally eats every 2 to 2.5 hours, this is a serious concern Day 3 of Recorded Neglect * Last diaper change logged at 12:00 PM * Child woke from nap at 12:37- 3:00 PM * Not picked up until 4:16 PM * 1 hour 16 minutes awake with no diaper change * Returned home with waste dried on his skin Day 4 of Recorded Neglect * Documented an almost 3.5-hour gap with no diaper change * No naps interfered with changing windows again. This is not a minor discrepancy, this is a direct inconsistency in care records. When basic care like diapering and feeding is inconsistent, that’s already concerning.
But when the documentation itself cannot be trusted, it raises a much bigger question: What is actually happening throughout the day that isn’t being recorded accurately? We’re sharing this so other parents can make informed decisions.

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