We began our journey at GQCC in the Infant Room and now have a happy, energetic, and curious…read moreToddler who truly loves attending the center. We are grateful to have found such a strong and supportive community of teachers, administrators, and local families. The staff are creative, caring, and highly attentive, consistently designing thoughtful, developmentally appropriate activities and programs. The center operates year-round from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., eliminating the need for additional aftercare or summer programs. Tuition is transparent, with no hidden fees, and includes a full meal plan and three additional enrichment activities. Although our child can be a picky eater at home, he has become much more willing to try new foods at daycare. GQCC also offers a large playground and is conveniently located near a highway exit. Our child receives Early Intervention services, and the staff have been exceptional in collaborating with EI providers and expanding strategies to support regulation and sensory development. Teachers are always accessible for check-ins, and we regularly receive photos and updates about daily activities. GQCC is a wonderful center with caring, attentive, and professional staff. We highly recommend it.

My daughters both attend Greater Quincy Child Care Center. They love it and so do myself and my…read morewife. It is like a second home for Eila and Maebh. The teachers and administrators are all very kind and supportive. The girls learn a lot and are always safe. They have made lots of friends and are constantly talking about all the fun activities they do at the center. Both of our girls started when they were just a few months old. Eila is now almost 4 and Maebh is 19 months old. The pandemic has been challenging but the center staff got us all through it so far safely and my daughter Eila was able to quickly make up ground in her language skills after staying home for several months when the pandemic first hit. Now she's talkative as ever and even is writing her own name. Maebh is strong-willed and loving and she enjoys spending time with other kids and her teachers. I would recommend GQCCC to any families or teachers.

This place is awful!!! Please do not send your child here. My daughter had conjunctivitis twice in…read more1 month and could never breath. My daughter loves camp and preschool. I've never had an issue with any other place. Every morning she would scream that she didn't want to go and honestly, every time I picked her up, the place smelled like shit. The cleanliness was disgusting and I took her out after 1 month. The last day, her thermos and north face just suddenly disappeared. There is a teacher there named, ms. Diana who makes it known that she hates her job. This place should be shut down.

Well this is not a great place. They do not communicate well, do not take care of you children…read moreproperly and leave it up to the teacher to call you if they are closed. What happens when they don't? Your child is left on the bus with the school frantically calling you. I'd find somewhere else.

Our daughter goes to the Barnyard twice a week (toddler) and she LOVES it! She consistently has the…read moresame teachers, who are always patient and very caring. They take lots of pictures, so we get to see some of what she's up to. Her language and social skills have improved so much since she began attending- sure, she's a toddler, but these are leaps. They have lots of activities; you need to check their Facebook page or you might miss out. They have a fun bus and baby animals that visit. The price is okay- expensive but decent for a daycare center. The only problem with them is that they close at 5.

The reviews above really blew me away. Given that they were both left the same day, I am guessing…read morethey are the same set of parents. My 2.5 year old son has been at Barnyard since he was six months old. My nearly 7 month old daughter has been there for a month. We absolutely LOVE barnyard. So far, my son has been in the infant room, toddler 1, and toddler 2. The teachers are just that- teachers. They not only care for the physical needs of my children, but the emotional needs too. The two primary infant room teachers are incredible care takers who provide so much love and affection, as well as daily engagement. They are more than just babysitters as we experienced elsewhere. They plan activities and work on helping the kids hit their milestones. In the toddler rooms, the teachers are amazing too. They have a wonderful curriculum in place and really foster an environment of play based learning. My son has thrived so much there. Each day, he comes home talking about what he did with his toddler friends and he is always learning about new concepts and mastering new skills due to the daily activities. We actually moved my son to Barnyard after a poor experience elsewhere and were blown away by the professionalism and care we found at Barnyard. Barnyard is an extremely well loved school in town and has truly earned its wonderful reputation.

Understaffed. Definitely better child care options out there for development and care.read more

My profile does not provide my entire name. I can assure you I went through the ridiculous car line…read morefor years. My child had Cathy in the toddler program and Kay the following year. I included pics of the daily progress paper your staff handed out at the end of the day to ensure you that we went to this glorified daycare. It's too bad the school has such a high turn over that they don't know who attends the school and perhaps they all pretend to not remember people. But they will sure kept our money and deposit without a problem when we refused to send our child back the following semester after paying in full. At the end of the day HOMS gets visits from other Montessori people because it is not up to par with the rest of their programs the state has to offer. This school offers the bare minimum of what other real Montessori schools offer. Regards, A real parent who put her child through your school for two years whether you wish to acknowledge this or not.

Rehoboth school! A Truly Loving and Supportive Community…read more Twin Oaks Farm Learning Center has been an incredible part of our family's life. It's far more than a daycare it's a caring, intentional early learning community where children are genuinely nurtured and supported. The director leads with love, professionalism, and a deep commitment to putting children first, and it shows in every part of the program. My daughter has been at Twin Oaks since she was six months old, and now at three, she still looks forward to going every day. Her social skills, confidence, and early learning abilities are noticeably strong for her age, and I truly credit the nurturing environment and thoughtful curriculum here. The school has gone through staffing changes, but those changes have brought so much positive growth. The current teachers are dedicated, professional, and genuinely love the kids. The atmosphere is calmer, more consistent, and more joyful than ever. I especially want to highlight the current preschool teacher she is phenomenal. Her warmth, creativity, and professionalism give me so much peace knowing my daughter is in her classroom. Twin Oaks is a place where children feel safe, supported, and excited to learn. The director and staff create a welcoming environment for families, and it truly feels like a community. I wouldn't put much weight on negative reviews they often leave out important context and don't reflect the real experience

Twin Oaks Farm Learning Center is an excellent daycare that provides an outstanding environment to…read morelearn and play. I was continuously impressed with the teachers and their ability to provide individual attention to the children. Our daughter went to Twin Oaks from 3 months to 2.5 years - I wish we could have kept here there but we moved out of state. Within the last few years Twin Oaks got a new director, Ana. Ana is knowledgeable, kind, and works extremely hard to ensure the children have the best environment and experience possible. I highly recommend Twin Oaks Farm Learning Center.

Toddler program is $395 a week, includes breakfast, lunch and snack. Full year, full day program.read more

Both of my kids have gone here for many years. The teachers and the directors have been great…read more Their hours are really good, which accommodate the Boston commute.

I absolutely love this place! I've had all 3 of my children here from infancy to preschool and I…read morecouldn't be happier! The staff are very professional and make me and my family feel like family! They have helped guide me through struggles and celebrated mini milestones! There are other childcare centers out there, but by far the best! my friends were jealous when I got in and they had a wait list! Having a waitlist says a lot!! love you all!!

I highly recommend this as a safe place to send anyone's child. The staff provide a very welcoming…read moreenvironment.

I've been so blessed to find such a caring & loving environment for my almost 3 year old. My child…read moreis a very happy, polite, energetic, & respectful preschooler due to the teacher's loving guidance & education. There are four separate rooms that you child will easily transition as they grow. Also, the director is very personable & open to addressing issues with parent input.