We love Little Sprouts Preschool in Northport! Each and every one of the teachers I have come into…read morecontact with is kind, considerate and loving. I trust them implicitly with the care of my 2 year old. As others have mentioned, class sizes are small, staff are attentive and activities / exercises are age appropriate and generally structured around a theme which makes learning (and socializing!) variegated, fun and engaging.

I have been sending my children here for 5 consecutive years. It is a wonderful preschool. The…read moreteachers are amazing and do a wonderful job preparing the children for kindergarten. The staff is super friendly and very loving toward the children. They are like family and I am truly grateful for them. They are a great part of our community. If you are looking for a warm, nurturing preschool that will serve as a great foundation for elementary school, this is the place!

We have had many positive experiences with Kiddie Academy. They have been very accommodating with…read moremy high energy child and adjust to his needs. I like the keypad entry and the daily updates to the menu.

my son has been going here for over 7 months. his teachers Kaitlyn and Kieley are so amazing,…read moreenergetic and literally love all the children. They are constantly doing crafts and on the floor playing with the kids it is such a relief at drop of when my son shuts the door in my face and tells me bye bye knowing he loves where he will be spending the day. At pickup he is all smiles and the pictures sent throughout the day put me at ease I can trust my son in their care. They deserve a raise because they are a rare gem in this field and truly love what they do!

What a disappointment. This went from one of the best preschools around to one of the worst. I sent…read more4 kids through there with my last still in and over the last few years it's gone from a family environment to a corporate disaster. Firing good teachers, driving away parents and the community. In the past I would have said sending your kids to St Luke's was an amazing experience- now I'd never recommend it to anyone and I'm grateful I'm almost done with that place. Everything about the place is worse.

Love love love st Luke's pre school. Couldn't speak more highly of it. Amazing teachers, loving,…read moreand nurturing environment. My son has just finished the "3's" and has been there since the "2's", he has learned so much.

My son has been attending TLE since he was about 22 months old. Before that, we had a nanny that we…read moreloved, but I felt like my son needed to be around other kids and have a bit more structure and formal learning in his day. When we toured TLE East Northport, we immediately felt like it was a warm and inviting space. The Director, Miss Elena, met with us for over an hour and has continued to be engaged and dedicated in conversations about our son's development. In the time he has been at TLE, our son has blossomed and grown in so many ways. From reinforcing learning we do at home, to teaching him so many new and exciting things, the teachers at TLE are kind, professional and most important to me, loving. He has so much fun at school and has been enriched by the friendships he's made and the things he has learned. TLE is truly a wonderful addition to any parents childcare village.

Unfortunately, my experience with this daycare has been very disappointing, and I feel it's…read moreimportant to warn other parents. 1. Teachers' attention. Children are often left without proper supervision, especially when they cry. My child was bitten repeatedly for three weeks in a row. Instead of addressing the issue directly, the administration said they had bought a book for the teachers so they could "learn" how to prevent such situations. But these are basic skills every caregiver should already have when working with children. 2. Food. The menu includes a lot of sweets and processed foods. I personally saw children being given Oreo cookies. There was even a case when the milk was close to spoiling. This is absolutely unacceptable for children's nutrition. 3. Water and milk. Children are regularly given very cold milk and water from the refrigerator. Even when I brought my own water and left it separately, I would still find it in the fridge at the end of the day. As a result, children often get sore throats and coughs. 4. Temperature in the classroom. Several times I noticed that the rooms were very cold: teachers were wearing jackets, while the children sat in shorts and were freezing. This happens quite often and raises serious concerns about the comfort of the environment. 5. Parent communication app. The app almost never works properly. For months, their iPad would shut down after just one hour of use. Even after replacing it, the problem remained -- updates are not entered on time, and parents don't receive information in real time. 6. Formula and basic needs. When my child first started, she was still partially on formula. In the application form, I filled out all the details to help her adapt smoothly. However, I was told that "the daycare doesn't have hot water" to prepare the formula. This is absurd, especially considering they also accept infants. How can a daycare operate without such a basic necessity? After some unpleasant conversations, they eventually allowed it for a while, but the very fact that this was an issue shows a lack of basic readiness and care. Conclusion: In my opinion, this daycare fails to provide the basic safety, nutrition, and comfort that children deserve. Parents considering this option should think very carefully before enrolling their child here.

We are so so happy that we found this school. Our 2 year old child loves to go there. The teachers…read moreare amazing and just the whole atmosphere is so warm and caring. Its a wonderful place for a child to grow up and learn. Playgrounds and inside interior are newly done and wonderfully designed !! We love the Anne Brower School !

I absolutely love this preschool! It is homey and loving and the children learn through play. I…read moresent both my kids here and had the best experience. The teachers are amazing! they know children so well and know how to educate them while making sure they are being creative and having fun. The preschool created such a great community for my family and children and they will always have a place in heart.

I would not bring children here, even if it were the only option. The director running this…read morefacility is a nasty, unwelcoming individual. They treat the teachers so poorly that the turnover rate is more than they can handle, causing the rooms to be severely and illegally understaffed on a consistent basis. This means some children become left unattended for hours. This isn't a temporary problem, it is a repeating pattern showing a clear inability to manage the facility. Some of the teachers are lovely and do a great job of caring for the children. But the upper management is pure degeneracy and interferes with the teacher's abilities to do their job. It is a shame that a few people can cause such a downfall in the care that the facility provides the children. There is no shortage of childcare in the area, please look in a different direction if you are considering childcare.

My son was there and he loved it , the teachers are amazing each and every single one of them! They…read moretook such good care of my son! He has a speech problem and the teacher miss naya went above and beyond to help my son! After he was done with this pre k , he was able to speak better and communicate much better! He is now in kinder and whenever I'm off I will bring him here! He calls this place "the food school" , thank you tutor time!!! You guys are the best!!!!!

My son began attending VEG in 2018. This has been by far one of the best decisions/investments…read morewe've made for him. Our son expresses that he feels very "different" in school. This lead him to feel very isolated which then manifested as anger and sadness at times. We discovered VEG when looking for something that he could do with kids that shared his interests. His father received positive feedback from a coworker who's children had all attended the VEG program and still talk about it (even now that they are in their latter high school years). After the first session, we noticed an instant positive change in our son's self esteem. He was eager to share everything that he learned. As he continued throughout the year he repeatedly expressed how grateful he is to be a student at VEG. The curriculum is clearly very well thought out and designed for children similar to my son. As a parent of an academically gifted child, I have learned that one of the most challenging things to overcome is remembering that although our son is extremely bright and is able to see the world in a way that is more mature than his peers (and many adults)...he is in fact still 9. He is still a child and wants to have fun. He wants to feel accepted and celebrated for his accomplishments. At VEG he gets this. Striking the right balance between stimulating the mind of the gifted child and still allowing them to be a child is not an easy task. Well done Village East Gifted! Thank you Tobi Phillips for creating such and exceptional program. Your work is making for an even brighter tomorrow with each child your program reaches.

My daughter attended VEG for 8 years, and the curriculum never ceased to amaze me! Director Tobi…read morePhillips is a creative genius. At only 5 years old my daughter learned all 118 elements of the period table, and a long list of SAT words (that I didn't even know) along with the corresponding sign language. Each year, she and her classmates learned the geography of a different part of the world, putting all of the parents to shame with their knowledge. The program encompassed many diverse and interesting topics such as herbology, ornithology, Roman numerals, Greek and Latin root words, gothic architecture and the complete map of NYC including bridges and tunnels, just to name a few! The best part of all was that my daughter viewed all of this learning as "play" and she loved attending. I can't say enough positive things about this program, and highly recommend it for all precocious children!

I called the center to talk about enrolling my daughter in their program. I was told I'd receive a…read morecall back about availability that same day, but never did. I called again the next day and was told I'd receive a call back. I called a third time the following week and was apologized to. The woman I spoke to said she would call me back in a "few minutes". I had a missed call from the center, so I called back to which the same woman said "Sorry I didn't mean to call you back, I thought I had time to speak but I don't. I will call you later". Never got a call back. There's no way in hell you have absolutely NO time during the day to return a phone call inquiring about enrollment. If you don't have space, then say that. Beyond unprofessional & I wouldn't recommend this place in a million years.

My daughter has been at Oyster Babies East since she was 2 years and four months old. She started…read moreout at three full days a week and is now going all day five days a week. Oyster Babies was caring and understanding. My daughter had been home with me up until she started there and they were sensitive to her needs and didn't push her to socialize but also didn't ignore her. When they became concerned with some of her behavior they met with me right away and were of great assistance getting her a full special education work up through Mill Neck Manor. They are a little expensive but they offer early and late care as well as flexible days. When I first put my daughter in school there I was working retail so I needed to have a sort off odd schedule and they were more than accommodating. The other wonderful thing is that food and all activities are included in their weekly/monthly fee. They serve breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack. All the food is tasty and they serve a variety of different things. The center director is there almost all the time along with the assistant director. They are both wonderful people and will help with parenting problems and unique family situations. My daughter is really happy there and has loved all of the teachers she has been I contact with. The center strives for a home feeling in a school environment so all the different teachers are familiar with all the students and can call them and usually their parents by name which really makes everything seem more homey and friendly. They are definitely worth considering. We couldn't be happier unless they were cheaper. Haha

My oldest son is 7 and this is his 4th summer at Park Shore. My middle guy is 5 and on his second…read moreyear. They both love it, and I love Park Shore too! The boys are so busy all day, they are fed well, they come home singing songs and talking about all of the fun things they did. DJ Remy is a celebrity to them ("DJ Remy said hi to me today Mom! It was so cool!"). The bus transportation is very convenient too. I'm impressed with the contingent plans for hot days - waterslides, sprinklers, misters - when I was a kid at camp if it was hot we just suffered through it. Each morning my middle guy asks me if he gets to go to camp today, and when I say yes he is so excited! Overall a great summer experience!

I go here and it is the most funniest camp ever I made so many friends and it may be expensive but…read moreit's worth it

My son attended Building Blocks for two years. I have nothing but good things to say about this…read moreschool!!! I am actually so sad that he graduated and has moved onto kindergarten. I wish he could have stayed there forever lol

I need to start by saying how much appreciation I have for building blocks. When my oldest son was…read morediagnosed with adhd and I was informed by his doctor that he would benefit from an integrated preschool setting I called building blocks. I was told by several people in the community that it was a great place for children with developmental disabilities. I definitely made the right choice! He was lucky enough to have Miss Christi for the integrated pre k program. She is fantastic! Thanks to her he was able to move to a general education program for elementary school. When it was time to look for preschool for my other children I looked no further. My son was placed with Miss Christine for the 3s program. He really enjoyed going to her class. She always had wonderful activities and projects planned. She also helped me realize that he also needed some additional services. Thanks to her he is currently in Miss Amy's 4 year old integrated class and he is doing amazing! He is so excited to go to school each day and so eager to learn! He even knows his numbers and letters! My daughter also went to building blocks. She was in the toddler program with Miss Dawn. She is the type of child who doesn't separate easily but Miss Dawn made it happen!! By day three She was running into the classroom without looking back at me! I have never seen my daughter happier! Miss Dawn is the greatest toddler teacher in the world! My children have also received related services through building blocks. Miss Shannon was my older son's occupational therapist and I was overjoyed when I found out that she would be working with my younger son! He also receives physical therapy with Miss Amy and speech therapy with Miss Alexa. I cannot say enough about each of these women. I feel so lucky to have them in my corner. My children have grown so much and come so far due to their hard work and dedication. I would also like to mention the nursing staff. My daughter has epilepsy so you can imagine how nervous I was to send her to a program. Thanks to the amazing nursing staff I had no fear! They are so knowledgeable and they made me feel so comfortable! I knew that she was well taken care of at every moment!! Overall building blocks has exceeded all of my expectations. Every staff member including teachers, assistants, therapists and administrators have been nothing but kind and nurturing throughout this preschool experience. I am forever grateful to this wonderful school!!