My 5 months old son loves that place! It is quite pricey daycare, but teachers there spend lots of…read moretime with babies. Every day they read books or make something. Bright Horizons also has app with live updates, so you can see how many times your child has eaten, pictures, videos and comments from teachers.

From the owner: Braintree, MA, daycare center for ages 2 months-5 years old offering flexible scheduling, limited…read moreclosures, & year-round infant, toddler, preschool, & pre-k programs designed to support children's growth from day one. Our curriculum is developed for each age & stage, blending learning through discovery & play with build confidence, social-emotional skills, motor development, & early reading & math while developing a sense of wonder. We keep health & safety at our core, & children spend their time in inviting classrooms & outdoor spaces designed for hands-on learning, creativity, & play. Stay connected through our My Bright Day™ app, & reach out for tours, enrollment, & availability.

Our daughter goes here and really loves it. Small campus. Seems to be very homey feel.read more

I attended a training hosted in the ENC Old Colony Campus. The facility has plenty of parking in…read morethe lots and street parking. There's a student center/lounge space with vending machines and a microwave (hello Lean Cuisine frozen meal). Anyway, the space is clean and very accessible with plenty of ramps, stairs, and elevators. In addition, the room used was set up with plenty of white boards, a chalk board and a projector, which allowed the trainers to use multiple modes for relaying their information. FYI, they used the desks where the chair is attached. If you are of larger stature, heavier or are very tall, it might be uncomfortable to use these desks. It didn't look like there were alternatives. The bathrooms are meh.... the toilets have sensor flushers, which can be great or bad depending if you pick one that decides to go off when you're not ready. Sometimes the bathroom is cleaner than at other times. :-/

I went for an assessment for my kids and after over 1 hour - my son finishes the assessment he asks…read moreto go to the bathroom but the answer when I asked for the key to the bathroom is no it's not open for the public - what public !!!!! HOW COME OPEN A LEARNING CENTER FOR KIDS WITH NO BATHROOM????? I understand COVID and stufff but how I can ask my 5 years to wait till I drive him to the nearest bathroom- I would not recommend this place....

From the owner: Kumon of Braintree is part of the world's largest after-school math & reading program, helping…read morechildren of all ages become self-learners.

High quality, educated teachers with longevity and experience. Clean & Safe Environmentread more

Don't recommend this place to anyone..plenty of qualify daycare in town! we prepaid our fee for…read morenext year and were promised to email us a copy of our receipts..we called 4 separate times and each time they ensure us it will be over within the hrs. Days, weeks and months still nothing. They only care about taking your money but can't follow up. The owner seem to only care about her fancy car and doesn't say hi to us. What a joke!!!

You could not ask for a better pre-k & k experience for your child…read more I live 20 minutes away and drove all 3 of my children for 3 years each to attend Step Ahead. All 3 of my children had different learning styles and needs. 1 needed to be challenged: She raised the bar with cultural subjects -- Teaching about other countries, animals (turtles live in the classroom), time, history, music, movement, science, art, play and performances. My middle child needed more practical life skills (how to tie his shoes and put on his coat, prepare snacks and drinks, go to the bathroom without help, and clean up after himself) and Sensory/Self & Body Awareness - Linda saw a need here that year and brought in someone to teach the students (and teachers) Brain Gym (google it). My last was/is my most challenging, as she is extremely anxious/shy and has a non-verbal learning disability and auditory processing disorder. The 3rd year she was there, she received almost exclusive 1 on 1 teaching with Linda's classroom assistant teacher. All of the teachers are wonderful, they have all worked for Linda for years and therefor they all have great working and personal relationships. Currently my niece and nephew are students as are all of my cousins children and I am slightly jealous to not be a part of the school anymore. I miss Linda, Chris, Fran, Anne and Nancy! Your children will be in excellent hands! ..Important: They also have a summer program for working parents (or non-working parents) and every week in the summer there is a new theme and field trip. Noteworthy: When my oldest son went to 1st grade with another classmate from Step Ahead, the teacher didn't really know what to do with them because they were so far ahead of their peers.

12/8/2014 Being a…read moreteacher of many years I know a professional Preschool when I see one. My daughter has been at Step Ahead for 3 years and my son started this year. My children are happy and extremely well cared for by all the teachers. The owner and Kindergarten teacher Linda has been an absolute God send to me when it comes to helping me with the education of my two children. She knows the ability and needs of all her students. I choose this school over the public kindergarten because I see how my children have grown to love learning because Step Ahead is so well organized and enjoyable for the kids. My kids don't want to leave at the end of the day and I am always welcome to stay for a few minutes to talk to any of the staff about my children's day. These teachers and after school helpers are caring, bright, creative and the best!! I am a public school teacher of 15 years so I know great leaders and teachers when I see them!!

The photos I added a while back don't even do the school justice. It's been completely repainted…read moreand renovated and is bright, fun and vibrant. Very clean. My son started at the Red House Academy when he was 2 years, 8 months. I wanted to get some more socialization going for him as soon as I could. I was excited to hear that they would start him as a toddler, then transition him to the preschool program at 2 years, 9 months... The official MA preschool age. So, he has been attending for 7 months, 2 mornings a week (right thru the summer). Despite frequent staff changes, I think they are doing a really good job. It is a new business, so I think it's evolving. There is a new director, Kay, she is friendly and outgoing. One of the toddler teachers Jenna was recently promoted to Assistant Director. I like them both very much. My family has had schedule craziness and they've been totally accommodating. The toddler "daycare" teachers seem very competent, clearly love the kids and smile a lot. I personally think that's important, to bring your kids to school to a place where the staff aren't hating life. There is a new preschool teacher, Ms. G. Recently she told us she was fine with it if we wanted to try big boy undies at school. She assured us that she would encourage our son to go every hour. At the end of that first day we had no accidents at school... Because she wasn't afraid of the possibility of having to clean up accidents. I thought that was pretty awesome. In the short time Kay has been the director, there is a private FB page up & running where you can see pictures and videos and get info. Recently added is a link where you can get specific info about your own kid's day. Speaking of privacy & safety, the staff is very much aware of safety issues. Except for pickup and dropoff times the doors are locked. It's a small school so the staff knows who is picking up the kids and who is unusual. They made me sign a form it it was ok to take my son's picture and post on the FB page. They understand that being a parent is hectic and it's easy to forget stuff. I appreciate that they typically give lots of advance notice for anything we are supposed to remember and repeated reminders. Most importantly, my son is happy when I pick him up from school and he is learning. They have a lot of diversity in their day, different activities, crafts, writing, reading, free play time both inside and on the playground. They take little group walks on the back roads behind they school. On hot summer days they can bring swimsuits sometimes and get to go in the sprinkler. I feel like the teachers and staff are working hard to make sure that the kids aren't bored. Also, the school is extremely clean. I would recommend it! But word is getting out, so join fast. Ps very reasonable prices.

After weeks of searching for a preschool, we enrolled our daughter at The Red House in October. My…read moreprimary goal was to find a program that has structure but also a philosophy of learning through active play. Our daughter has been in home care, so I felt this was a good preschool to transition, a more structure setting, but small enough to not be overwhelming. Their schedule and hours are flexible enough to work with my commute to/from Boston daily that also was hugely important. The Director, Ms. Ashita, has been lovely to deal with, her attitude and presence made me feel much more comfortable as a first time mom. Ms. Thelma is very engaging with the children, and seems to work well with them individually based on their personality and needs. Red House thus far has been great, and we look forward to watching our daughter grow and learn new things.

We love this place! It's a safe, loving, nurturing environment for your children to grow! The…read moreteachers and staff are amazing, and the place is very clean! This has become a second home to my lil guy and our family!