Dar-Lings Learning Center

I would have to agree with Claire. My son, Joshua, also has ADHD. Sadly, he has had many issues with child care centers before Dar-​Lings, where they made it very apparent they did not want to be «bothered» with our son because he has ADHD. Lots of ups and downs for sure. Dar-​Lings, on the other hand, has teachers and staff who understand and specialize in dealing with this. It’s almost like a challenge and they are up for it!
Not only that, but they truly provide hot, nutritious meals, including growth-​hormone-​free milk, fresh fruits and veggies. We all want the best for our children and I believe they provide that here.
Unfortunately my job is in the Galleria area of Dallas. Another very positive thing about this learning center is that they are open until 6:45 pm. Of course I want to see my son the moment that I can possibly get to him in the evenings but with the traffic in the D/​FW area, you can’t always get there before 6 pm to pick your children up. In his prior centers, if you get there as much as a minute late, you get the dirty, uncomfortable looks from the staff and sometimes charged a dollar for every minute past 6. This is a huge deal for working parents like myself.
I feel it is a very good value and I feel really great about my son being there. He’s been through a lot with his condition but he has really flourished at Dar-​Lings and I am very thankful for Dar-​Lings.
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Our son is thriving at Dar-​lings, his fourth preschool. Not only is the school well-​equipped to deal with all children, including those with ADHD like our son, but they are warm, loving, and professional. I wish we had found this school years ago, as we could have avoided several terrible schools who mishandled our son and mistreated us.
We love Dar-​lings!