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Schedule A TourWe are Tanya, LeRoy and Julia Sell and we love being part of the Primrose School of Pearland Parkway family. Julia (20 months now) has been with Primrose since she was three months old. We can tell you first hand there is no school like this in the area as we have toured many after moving to Friendswood and have chosen to keep Julia here despite the longer commute. Primrose aligns with our family values of providing our daughter with well-rounded and stimulating experiences early on. Hence we love traveling as a family to various parts of the world or just to visit family in the US because every tiny part of the journey includes a WOW moment for Julia- there is nothing quite like seeing the world through the eyes of a toddler. We also enjoy taking trips to the Houston Zoo, museum and feeding the ducks (Julia’s favorite thing to do!) We are so thankful for each and every one of you and the richness you bring to our lives! Love, the Sell Family
"Hello, my name is Maria Robles. I am a single parent of two wonderful boys who are my pride and joy. I have been working in childcare for 15 years. I most enjoy working with ages 2 years old- 3 years old. I believe that is the age their skills are developing and their personalities. The best reward in this job is knowing you made an impact in a child's development."
It’s no secret – establishing healthy eating habits in children is often easier said than done.
Peanut® the pony is one of the original Primrose Friends. Peanut loves learning words, and he likes to share stories with all the Primrose children. He also likes spelling bees, as long as they don’t sting his nose!
We want to take the opportunity to thank you and all of the Directors and staff members of Primrose for making Primrose a positive environment for the kids to learn. Samuel sees Primrose as his second home and this is possible because of all the people who work at Primrose who have the same goal of making this school a lovely place where kids feel accepted, respected and loved. He has been blessed to have wonderful teachers who nurture the kids. They give them the opportunity to let them be kids but at the same time, with love, would correct when necessary in a positive way. Thank you very much for all you do for kids!!
The challenges that preschoolers face, such as learning to take turns on the slide at recess, can sometimes seem miniscule to adults.
“She needs the pink sparkly one.” “Stop wrestling around with her like she’s a boy.” “That’s a boys’ toy.”
It’s no secret that bilingualism is becoming more common among today’s children.
February is Children’s Dental Health month!
Teaching a child to tie her shoes is an important developmental milestone – parents dream of the day that securing sneakers onto a squirming toddler is no longer a part of their morning routine.
