This is the worst place to talk your kids. After enrolling my kids I heard about the child that was locked in the building and everyone left but I thought it was a one time mistake. This was only the begining to the issues at this day care. I have had several issues with the lack of care and attention to the children. My son was bitten numerous times and have bumps and bruises that they could not explain. They say they encourage potty training but in reality they give them enough attention and encouragement to learn. Both my kids were always coming home sick. I recently learned that my 1 year old was sleeping with a cup of milk for nap time and removed both kids from the day care. If you care about your children's health, do not take them here. ...read more

See for yourself- check out the DFPS site which regulates childcare- \t\nwww.dfps.state.tx.us/Child_Care/Search_Texas_Child_Care/ppFacilitySearchDayCare.asp\t\n\t\nThis facility has a very low number of violations with the state. I think it is important to research with the state AND follow personal recommendations when choosing childcare. ...read more

I disagree with the other comments. I have 3 kids in Red Barn and they love it there. There is good and bad with everything and you need to choose for yourself. I have had them with daycare onbase at NASCC as well as the Bay Area Child Development Center and those places were awful and weren't for my kids. My daughter stated that a provider hurt her and squeezed her arm. I have heard nothing negative from my children. The hours are more fitting for my kids and the daycare is actually affordable another best part is if your child is sick 3 or more days of the week, they actually reduce your cost and if you are going to be on vacation all you do is pay a holding fee. Other places charge way more and even if you are on vacation still charge 100% of the cost and give your space out for drop-ins. ...read more