my daughter is 2 1/2 years old and she has been attending great beginnings for about a year maybe a…read morelittle more. We transitioned to the school and have nothing but great words to say about this . The director is attentive, involved, and kind. They use a curriculum Which I have seen make an improvement and shows growth for my daughter. My daughter is happy to go to school each and every day and talks about her so much. I look forward to my three month old starting there next week and to watch my girls grow with this program. I'm so grateful and thankful for all the teachers there.

I have three children in/completed the program over the last 6 years and the education is great and…read morethe children love the staff. My children are/were more than prepared for kindergarten. They return to visit often. If you have half a brain and hold yourself and your child accountable you will simply love it!!

We were new to the area and researched a few places for our future preschooler. CCNS has been part…read moreof the community for a long time (1969). They offer programs for children ages 3-4. It is play based learning with optional parental involvement. My child just graduated and enjoyed his time at Canton Community Nursery School. The teachers were great. The classroom was nice; it's organized with all types of toys. There were fundraisers throughout the year. I enjoyed getting updates on the SeeSaw app on what the kids were doing in class. My child has learned quite a bit. I highly recommend and would definitely put my child there again.

I went to CCNS back in the '80s, and now my older son is there and my younger will be attending…read morenext year. The community-oriented feel, incredible dedication of the staff, and openness to parent involvement make CCNS a really special place. My son has developed amazing friendships through the school and so have I! It's a great mix of play-based learning and preparing children for future success in school.

The principal has no clue what they're doing and they remind everyone that she is a doctor and you…read morecan't call principle , she basically fire all the teachers and hire a bunch of teenagers that don't know anything

This sanctuary is one of the most beautiful in the area. Breathtaking german woodcarved altar!…read more Folks here are nice and friendly. They even have a Christian school here for grades k-8. They emphasize families. Solid, confessional Lutheran congregation with historic liturgy in worship.

Was looking for a comfortable place to swim in the NB area, and this place fits the bill. I go lots…read moreof different times and have always had my own lane; the staff is friendly and engaged. I'm not spending a lot of time on the cardio machines but was surprised to see modern machines with personal video screens, and do not seem to be overly crowded. I'm hoping to sneak in some racquetball at some point. It's not the "hip, young, beautiful people" kind of place but the membership is reasonable compared to other local pools.

Be careful--there is absolutely no accountability regarding the children, and there isn't a single…read moreperson in charge whom you can actually reach. I have never seen such a mess; it is impossible to get in touch with anyone. Be warned: this organization takes no responsibility for anything, and they steal money. Be prepared to hire a lawyer if problems arise--and they *will* arise, because nothing here is done properly

Learn n play is a loving caring place for kids, my daughter never wants to leave. Jodi is excellent…read morewith kids, my daughter has learned so much in the time she has been enrolled. Thank you Jodi!!

We were excited to start our son at Bristol Child Development Center, especially since we had such…read morea great experience there with our daughter. Unfortunately, our experience with our son was very different. After Christmas break, we noticed a significant change in his behavior and attitude. There were several incidents where the school reported that he ate breakfast or lunch, but when we asked him about it, his answers didn't match what we were told. He would say he didn't try certain foods because they looked gross or that he didn't like them. On one occasion we were told he ate most of his breakfast, but when we asked what he ate, the response was that he "tasted a few things and drank extra milk." To us, that does not sound like eating most of a meal. It made us feel like the food communication was not accurate or that staff simply weren't paying close attention. Our son also reached a stage where he no longer wanted to nap. The school reported that he was crying, whining, and being disruptive during nap time. There was one day where he was so upset and crying during the entire two-hour nap period that the teachers and director were messaging and calling me about it. Not knowing what else to do, I ended up picking him up early. When I arrived and picked him up, I noticed a red mark very close to the corner of his eye while we were standing in the hallway. When I asked him what happened, he told me that he hit his face on what he called the "bad boy couch." This incident had not been reported to me by any of the staff. Concerned, we even brought our very tired four-year-old to therapy to make sure there wasn't something deeper going on. We were told his behavior was completely age-appropriate. What concerned us most was how the situation was handled by the classroom teachers and administration. Our son began coming home saying his teachers didn't like him, that they didn't talk to him, and that they ignored him. One day he told us that Miss Kaitlyn said she didn't want him to come to school because he cries too much, which upset him and made him cry even more. When we brought these concerns to the director, Miss Pam, we felt completely dismissed. We were essentially told that our son was the problem and that the teachers "would never say that." At no point did we feel that our concerns would be addressed with the teachers. Each time we raised an issue, the response was that they "go above and beyond" for him, without any acknowledgment of his feelings or attempt to work with us on solutions. This experience made us feel like the staff simply didn't want to deal with a child who needed a little extra patience during a difficult phase. Ultimately, we decided to remove our son from the daycare. I would not recommend this center unless you have a very quiet, easygoing child. We were disappointed that the administration did not try to resolve the situation or show concern for how our son was feeling.

Bristol Preschool is, by far, THE BEST Preschool in Bristol. Both of their current sites on Church…read moreSt and on West St are excellent at what they do. The Teachers and Staff go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure that your child/children are given the best preschool education possible. I would recommend this preschool to anyone for their 3,4,&5 year olds!

Kim is an excellent daycare provider, and she has been great with providing a safe and happy place…read morefor our infant son. To show that I'm being fair I'll list pros and cons. Pros - 1. Kim has the right energy for the kids. She's enthusiastic and kind - and it shows in how the kids respond to her. 2. The daycare is well kept, clean and full of activities for the kids. Kim works hard at keeping a routine of fun activities for the kids. My son has already made some friends there! 3. Great communication. Kim has been available and willing to work with us. My son has a different feeding/care routine than the other babies due to a medical problem we're working on. Kim has really been open minded about working with us. 4. Genuine care. Both mine and my wife's parents have gotten to meet Kim when picking up my son and have remarked that she is the nicest person you'll meet. Cons - 1. The house that the daycare is in is on a hill. and the access is in the back. Not a problem for me, but it could pose some difficulty getting there in the winter, and it can be a touch tough hauling a baby + car seat up the hill to the car from the back entrance. 2. Her start time is 8:00 AM which might be too late for some people. Ends at 4:30 which again might not work for everyone. Overall, if you can manage the hill and the schedule, Kim Kare is a solid choice for a daycare and her services are a great value! Keep it up Kim!

Kim is such a sweet person who truly cares about each child like they are her own. She has been so…read morewelcoming since the beginning. The facility is very clean and I love that she plans different activities for the kids each day while maintaining a routine. She also makes it a point to give you updates throughout the day. Highly recommend this daycare

My daughter attended preschool at the Lagrange location and we could not have been happier! Stacy…read moreand the staff are wonderful loving patient people. The experience has been everything I could have hoped for to get her ready for Kindergarten this year.

My daughter has been going to Cinnamon Tree since she was 8 weeks old. She is now 16 months old,…read moreand we just love it here. Cinnamon Tree is set up great. There is a separate room for Infant, Toddler I, toddler II, and upstairs is more of the actual teaching of the preschool age. I love the infant room teachers. My daughter does not like alot of people, but is so happy when we get to daycare. The infant room has cribs for each infant, not sharing one. Plenty of highchairs, a separate room for diaper changes and a cubby for each child's diapers and clothes. Kathy and Gloria are the current infant room teachers and Barbara in the afternoon and they are just wonderful with the kids. It is priced at about $630 a month for 3 days. I do not know how much it is for full time, but you can guestimate. They have their pay schedule set up to be due in full in the beginning of each month, not paying at the end of each week.