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Kingdom Kids
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citysearch c.
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You get what you pay for! They may be (slightly) lower priced than other facilities but there is a reason for that. The directors are rude and ignorant. They have been rude to me as well as members of my family who pick up my child on multiple occasions and it makes me wonder how they are treating the kids. Most of teachers are nice (especially Ms. Adriana), but they aren't educators. The classrooms are large and have a lot of toys for the children to play with, but I would have liked to see more technology in the classrooms. They don't serve lunch and the snacks they serve are not very healthy (it is clear they sacrifice nutrition for whatever option is the cheapest). I ended up taking my child out after a few months. I’m sure there are unhappy parents wherever you go, but it was amusing to find that all three of the other schools I toured (in Leander), each one commented on how they just had someone transfer from Kingdom kids! They do have a nice big, shaded backyard with a variety of activities for kids of all ages, which is significantly better than the play yards of other schools in the area. That is probably their number one selling point. But … you definitely sacrifice in other areas. Bottom line – Kingdom Kids is a Daycare, nothing more and nothing less.
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