My daughter came home with multiple bruises, they just shrugged it off saying it happens sometimes.read more

From the owner: Busy Bees Preschool Center, Inc. Offers early education and care services to children ranging in…read moreages from 2 months to 5 years old. Busy Bees has been licensed by the Department of Early Education and Care (DEEC) of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts since 1975, and is NAEYC accredited through November 2017.

I WAS very very excited about this school- it seemed to have the perfect balance of structure and…read moreplay; outside and inside; natural materials for play; kind and calm teachers etc. BUT we were completely BLINDSIDED when they gave us a 2-week notice and kicked our little 5 year old boy out of school! Granted, we did have two virtual meetings to talk about his behavior- he was having potty talk, throwing toys sometimes and blowing raspberries/ making fart sounds with his friends (which the teachers said he was spitting on kids!!). When we met, I offered them suggestions about what works at home when he is giving us trouble but mid-sentence I was interrupted and persuaded time and time again that he needs an evaluation. I am sorry Applewild, five year old boys are just like that sometimes. I am very disappointed and heartbroken over their course of action. The director seems to be heartless. The teacher was so timid she didn't stick up for our son. The assistant teacher's main objective was making sure we got him evaluated. Which, we are right now...and he's doing great (he is above average!). They are not finding ANYTHING wrong. During his evaluation, the specialist told me that this is not the first time THIS YEAR that Applewild has kicked out children! Mid year- March! So now we are left scrambling for a new school, my son has anxiety about starting a new school, we have to get evaluations done just to prove Applewild wrong...so much stress! In conclusion, if you have a daughter, she will love this school. I would have loved it. If you have a child that needs firm rules and can get excited around other children, then Applewild will probably find your child to be "behavioral." I am deeply, deeply saddened by Applewild's approach. I have never in my life written a Yelp review- I am a very understanding person. This experience has rattled me to my core though. Something has to change with this school and they certainly should never try to persuade parents that something is wrong with their child. Shame on you, Applewild.

Amazing school. You have to see it! The environment both inside and out is very different and you…read morecan watch the children there and see it.

Loving encouraging atmosphere. The facility is clean,safe…read moreand child friendly. The management is on site. Their most recent improvement is a lovely park like play area with a track for little ones to expand their imaginations and their muscles. My grandson loves his teacher and grew both intellectually and socially. I give Kings Corner Learning center an A +

From the owner: Child Care Center in Leominster, Massachusetts Infants, Toddlers, Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten…read more King's Corner Learning Center has been meeting the child care needs for the families of Leominster and surrounding areas for over 40 years. We provide every child in our care with a safe and nurturing environment for them to learn, grow and thrive. Our seasoned teachers are passionate about what they do and provide each child the care and attention they deserve, so they reach their fullest potential

A hidden treasure. When it comes to pre-school, it's…read moreimportant to find trust & great environment. My wife & I are glad we found WWC Preschool Center. Recently under new director and management, Katie and her team have made this place truly wonderful.

WWC is a very special place, it is more than a preschool…read more WWC is owner operated and has always been owner operated. They partner with parents to give the very best care to your child, and cares for them deeply. They are remarkable with their curriculum, our daughter left there and went to a private school for Kindergarten. The K teachers remarked that our daughter was very well prepared to enter K - this was a credit to what WWC had taught her. I just cannot say enough good things about this school. It is not a big box preschool, it is small. They may not have the facilities that a big school may have but they have what matters most, they have talented, educated, dedicated, loving teachers that treat each child like their own. I am grateful the school is right here in Shirley.

Unfortunately this school closed their doors forever June of 2012. It was a great school. All four…read moreof my kids attended.

I happen to live in the neighborhood and have a newborn. I walk by there everyday with my newborn…read morewhen the kids are outside to see how the daycare is for potential future daycare for my baby. I'm glad I do this as I just witnessed a cruel caretaker with an infant outside. The caretaker was a white female with short brownish hair. She had two infants one quietly lay on a shady area the other little boy with blond hair wearing a blue striped sweater today was put in a bouncer in direct sun view of his eyes. It was a very breezy day which my 4 month old hates because he can't breathe yet when it's super breezy. This little boy seemed 4-5 months cried relentless and caretaker ignoring his cries, maybe because the sun was in his eyes and the wind was too strong. Anyways I witnessed this caretaker yank the little boy from the bouncer by his legs putting him upside down. She didn't see me at first because I came from her behind. When she saw me she immediately became nice to the boy sat him on her lap and gave him attention. I told her "he must not like the direct sun on his eyes and it's too breezy for infants outside. My infant hates the sun and the breeze too and he would cry if I put him out like that." She said he will get use to it and went on to ignoring me. This was an eye opener as if anyone treated my infant that way and held him by the legs I would sue them. I tried calling the daycare to put in this complaint but they never answer. If you have an infant blonde wearing blue winter hat and blue striped sweater today I would recommend you not leave him at this caretaker's hands. She shouldn't be working with kids at all. After finally speaking with Tina who seemed to be uninterested in even asking which caretaker it was and who the child was, it made me even more concerned of what type of care these infants are getting. She just said "I will look into it." That's aweful response. If the caretaker treats this infant in this manner in plain sight outside, I can only imagine what she does behind closed doors. Needless to say, my newborn will not ever be going to this daycare which is conveniently a block from my house.

From the owner: Adventure Kids is a locally owned and operated day care and learning center in Massachusetts. We…read moreoffer child care services from infant through school-age children. We provide world class care and services to our students. We offer your child, a home away from home. Contact us today for more information.