Our daughter had just left Tutor Time a month and half ago because we moved to Long Island. She had…read morebeen go been attending Tutor Time of Brooklyn from 1.5 to 2.5 years old for a little less than a year. Let me get to the point: Whatever minor complaints you see from the other reviews, they most likely have no idea how good they've got it. Tutor Time of Brooklyn is probably the best day/child care in NYC. Prior to us moving, my wife and I have toured DOZENS of day/childcare facilities and none of them come close to having the quality service and care that this place has. From what I've seen, this place has the most amenities. Virtually everything is provided for like diapers. If you've visited any other childcare centers you'd know that's not common. Whenever my daughter loses something in class, the teachers and assistants take initiative and SCOUR the school to find it for us, even if it's something as insignificant as a hair clip. They'd always make sure our daughter had a clean diaper before we take her home. I cannot stress enough how caring and attentive they are - and this includes the director Stephanie. Stephanie's office is always open to children and parents. Any inquiries or issues you have, she resolves them right away. You'll sometimes find her in the classrooms taking care of the kids because she's not above that. And good luck finding another day/childcare in NY that gives parents webcam access. It's virtually non-existent! I had told the staff prior to leaving that my wife and I will probably miss this place more than our daughter. The school that we've had to settle with at the moment is nowhere near as good as this place.

What a wonderful place. The staff really showed my son lots of love over the last 3 years. They are…read morereally good to the kids and they have a great setup with many rooms so the kids stay with others close to their age. They feed the children as well which makes life easier for us but also got my son more comfortable with trying new foods. I highly recommend Tutor Time, can't wait for my daughter to start there soon.

Our child has attended Suki Daycare since the age of one, and we have had a very positive…read moreexperience. The staff are caring, attentive, and provide a safe, welcoming environment. Our child is always well fed and has grown and gained weight during their time at Suki. We also got to know several other neighborhood families and consistently heard that their children were well cared for too. For families researching daycare options in the area, Suki offers dependable care and a strong sense of community. We are sad to leave as our child transitions to 3-K and are grateful for the time spent there.

LLS was our choice after touring about 15 preschools, and we do not regret it for one second. The…read moreapproach at just about everything at this preschool is with great care and thought for the children and intentionality. You can see it in the beautiful design of the space, but also in how the teachers approach anything that comes up with the children, be it potty training or even lunch time -- all the kids in my child's petite classroom read a poem together (all in French) thanking the world for the food they are eating before lunch and learn to take lunches out and put them back on their own. LLS encourages sustainability and teaches children about the beauty of our planet by maintaining a hybrid outdoor program, and encouraging whole fruits vs snacks in plastics. The children work with non plastic toys, they draw abstract art do as to not limit their young imaginations and go to school in a rhythm of songs and structure. We love LLS and highly encourage it for any parent, whether you're looking for French immersion or not!

We absolutely LOVE LLS and are so glad we found it for our children. I toured every daycare and…read moreearly education center in the area, and the warmth and care at LLS just hit different. I am admittedly a very nervous still fairly new mom, and can say with confidence that I know my child is safe and being well taken care of there. Since starting in the fall, his vocabulary has sky rocketed (in both English and French), hes potty training, and is generally much more social and happy. We are fans!

Both of our children have been at Eladia's since their infancy, and my oldest is currently in their…read more3K Pro gram. We were at the Cobble Hill location until this year, and we are so grateful for the care our daughters receive. Teachers and owners truly treat our children like family, and as an educator myself I can say that their teaching is top notch. We know that our children are safe, loved, and learning all day at Eladia's!

I worked at the location on Washington. I actually loved it there. It was close to home and I…read moreenjoyed to see the little ones faces everyday and in engaging in their lives. But I recently received news that a girl was fired from there. The same girl they wanted to keep over me. Same girl who be in her phone and falling asleep. I'm not here to talk bad on anyone but I tried to explain to eladia that I should still be working. They tried to say I was having T&A issues. Maybe in the beginning but I bust my behind getting up early to take my son to school and I would arrive before my start time. I've missed doctors appointments because they would say oh we need all staff here or we are neglecting the children. My attendance had improved tremendously. But God doesn't like ugly and karma is real. Not wishing bad on anyone but one location is pending and might close. The turnover at the job is crazy right now. Should've kept me cause I was doing the most and going far and beyond but I'm like that at every job I enjoy. But I'm upset because what about the family engagement and transitioning. So not only did you get rid of a teacher who's been at that location for years Ms.Lily. Then you sent another to Flatbush. You hired me. And brought another person along from a different location to help at Washington. Yea thank you cause we did need the help. But now September around the corner and then kids are not going to see familiar faces. I just hope they adapt well to the transition. For I really do miss those kids. I mean I did extra. Asked parents what language they speak at home to meet and greet in the am I'm their language. Sanitizing toys about 2-3x times a day. Actually interact with the kids. They got rid of a very good worker and I just hope they realize that. It's a great school but they don't care about their workers. I wanted to work one day but had to leave early I had my son home cause he had a fever. I still came to work and had to leave early cause the person had to leave for work. She did me a favor by watching him for the 3-5 hours however long I worked. They gone tell me that's not emergency. So my son suppose to sit in the house by himself ? I was confused. This from the same lady who said oh as far as the parents go. We don't gossip so we will tell them you left the job to care for my son and find a different career come fall when lord knows my heart and body wanted nothing to do but be there with them kids. I feel like I could've been a great asset to them and being apart of the team. I was even told from one of them they see I do the most active play with the children that's why they like me so like why am I fired. Oh yeah because a whole lot was going on that week and the boss got screamed on. But they love their workers who been there 5-14 years plus. So I can't argue with that and I don't wish anyone to lose a job. But things have been happening that week and I feel like she couldn't take the pressure. I was already laid off but was lied to about my start date so when I went to go ask questions she said I confronted her -_- really Eladia ! Ok. I didn't even scream at her but people be having whole screaming matches with her in the office. She fired me out of emotion and I don't appreciate that. All I wanted to do was talk and she didn't want to give me that. It's because they knew they lied to me and was in the wrong. And peel the image. She wasn't even trying to give me a copy of my receipt to get another job. Made me wait over 48 hours like wow.

We joined BooBooBear Daycare as a Learning Bridges Program to help supplement my 4 year olds…read morevirtual learning and play/creative time on his days "off" of school. We have had such a wonderful experience with the center. The staff is nurturing and caring, and super responsive. They have been flexible in managing the multiple asks in terms of assisting with his therapies and zoom classes, and his varied schedules. They post pictures throughout the day, and answer all my questions right away! They always send home the cutest arts and crafts projects. Most importantly, Ace tells me how much fun he has there. I can't suggest the place enough!

Positive: Professionalism, Quality, Reliability, Responsiveness, Value…read moreWhere to start... Jennifer and her staff have been nothing but the best!! My daughter started in June and was not speaking and she is now singing songs, sharing ideas, and using words! I get a daily report and pictures of what their day is like and i can to see all of the fun and educational activities from their curriculum. Ms. Emily and Ms. Marsha and wonderful and constantly push my daughter to do her best. Thank you all for your wonderful work and dedication!

My son has been attending BRFDC since he was 11 months old; he's now 27 months. It has been a…read morewonderful experience for all of us -- I'm a first time Mom and putting him in daycare was very very difficult for me and my husband, but it was necessary. From day one, I felt that he was completely safe and truly loved. This daycare provides a home environment -- it is not a school, and the kids are not grouped by age, but I like to think that it simulates grandma's house. The staff is extremely wonderful and caring. My son has really bonded with a couple of his main care takers, so much so that once when he fell down he cried for one of them! It being a home environment means that there's a lot of fun and play and love and hugs, but also a good amount of stimulation. My son knows his ABCs (mostly), he knows how to count (in English AND Spanish!), he is very social, and most importantly he is SO HAPPY. I know that they are taking good care of him and meeting his needs. If you're looking for a safe place (they never take the kids on neighborhood walks or field trips, only to their backyard playground) and a loving, nurturing environment for your little one, I would recommend BRFDC without reservation.

As a working first time mom, I struggled to provide my daughter with sufficient activities to keep…read moreher busy and to help with her growth. Although I have someone at home to watch her, just staying home all the time was proving to be more harmful for her than not. Enrolling her into the 2K program here was the best decision I ever made. Sure, it is pricy but it was well worth it. She was receiving more than just adequate care. It seems like all the teachers/staff/administrators know every child by name. She cried for the first couple weeks and kept her distance from everyone but she was soon able to crawl out of her shell and make some friends! She started speaking more at home (won't stop now lol) and would tell me who she played with and what her teachers (Ms. Julie and Ms. Mei) had taught her. When Ms. Mei helped to fix her hair, she would not let me touch it! Same with the stickers and tattoos that she received. She would treat them like her greatest treasure. And no matter what it is that I ask about -- "who taught you that?", her answer is ALWAYS "Mei Mei". That only shows how much love she received while she was at school and she has grown so fond of her teachers. It is also great that the teachers are able to speak Cantonese. I want to encourage my children to stay bilingual. I was excited to see Chinese (Mandarin) as part of the curriculum but unfortunately it is not in the 3K curriculum... I love the updates I get at the end of the day -- pictures showing me how she was doing. Seeing those pictures really makes my day. She is now in 3K with Ms. Anne and Ms. Karin and I cannot wait to see and hear all the good things about this school year from my daughter!

The school is awesome! My son attended since daycare. Now he's in pre-k and having to look for…read morekindergarten makes me so sad. I wish they had more grades so my son can stay. I feel so spoiled here with amazing teachers and staff.

I am so grateful for the care and attention my child receives at Sunset Park Group Family Daycare…read more After months of searching for the right daycare, we had the opportunity to visit, and it was clear from the moment we walked in that this was the place we wanted our daughter to attend. Sonia and her team are incredibly friendly, professional, and attentive. From the very beginning, we've felt like part of a supportive and nurturing community. The staff is genuinely invested in the children's development and well-being, always going above and beyond to create a safe, fun, and educational environment. My daughter eagerly arrives each morning with open arms, greeted warmly by one of the staff members. It's clear that the team truly cares about the children and makes them feel welcome every day. The facilities are clean, well-organized, and equipped with age-appropriate learning tools. My daughter comes home excited to share what she's learned, and I've seen noticeable progress in her social, cognitive, and motor skills. She's even picking up Spanish, which I absolutely love! What stands out most is the communication. The staff provides regular updates and is always open to discussing any concerns or feedback. I truly appreciate the peace of mind that comes with knowing my child is in such capable hands. I highly recommend Sunset Park Group Family Daycare to any parent looking for a daycare that prioritizes both the safety and development of their children. It has been an incredibly positive experience for our family!