my child went here and came back sobbing because the girls there picked on her constantly and in…read morefact that she told me that she almost cried every single night because of the racial slurs and they constantly making fun of the way her body would look in clothing she wore. I thought this would be perfect for my daughter but it's quite unsettling listening to what happened to her. when she went to go tell the counselor there they did not care and did not do anything about it they told her that they will give the girls a warning they'd did not at all but they just sat there watching the girls just pick on her. I feel so bad for my baby girl I hope she's feeling okay now but I do not recommend HORRIBLE service!!

Outstanding center with the most professional, responsive and nurturing staff. The center is clean,…read moresafe, reliable and provides the most constructive environment for kids to learn, play and evolve. Hats off to Ms Nimita Sheth for so skillfully and meticulously managing this center during this complex pandemic; as well as to the staff and teachers, Ms Lindsay, Ms Jasmine, Ms Nika and Mr John for giving our son the best care and learning possible! Our son loves his Kiddie Academy family! My wife and I are very sad to relocate and have our son switch daycares. This place is truly a gem, and my wife and I are forever indebted for their phenomenal care.

FELP is a warm, inclusive, play based preschool-Kindergarten in Baltimore. They nurture social…read moreemotional development by building authentic, meaningful relationships with children. The teachers are all deeply emapathic and meet each child where they are developmentally. The school also understands the importance of building community and strong relationships with parents and caregivers. My son attended from 3 through kindergarten and it was the most welcoming, supportive space. I give FELP a lot of credit for the curiosity and joy of learning that my son still exhibits as a middle schooler.

I would like to share my experience with a business that we were welcomed with open arms and pushed…read moreaway like an outsider. We had our kids attend Toddler University Preschool, LLC for about 5 years. The director/owner is friendly and kind offering a preschool with love and passion like no other! Everything you would want to hear, even offering extra curricular activities like yoga, karate, animal experiences, zumbini, and a big firehouse graduation! My kids had the time of their lives. Creating friendships that last a lifetime. Friendships. Not just between the kids also between the parents. We have met a multitude of people in this business. Where you can message another parent and feel like you have known them your whole life. But something changed. Communication and my kid had meltdowns at drop off, but everything was "fine" when I ask how my child was during the day. But clearly my child did not think so. Being almost the oldest family attending and loyalty means nothing to a small business like this. Receiving a 30 day notice with no explanation (contract says no explanation can be given) other than "personal reasons" came to a shock. I was told to keep personal life and business separate and not let them mix. Payments we made rearly, participated school events, accepting of any changes to policies. There were no issues there. Once I received the 30 day notification (by text), at drop off/pick up I wasn't greeted by the owner anymore. I was greeted by the assistant teachers. I had questions and needed clarification, but I was told not to bring this topic up to her or the assistants (needed to relay messages and was not physically present) and not to reach out to other families because it wasn't "my place." As a mother it is my right to know what is happening with my child in someone else's care and why is it only happening to my child. When you think you know somebody better than your family, it's like getting stabbed in the back with a dagger. It hurts, but time will pass and will heal. After experiencing this. I would highly not recommend Toddler University Preschool, LLC. I don't want anyone experiencing rejection from a caregiver to your child with no explanation of any sorts, regardless of loyalty.

Excellent place to take your children to. She does an amazing job with the little ones. She will…read moretreat you little one as her own. Mrs. Dawn has plenty of years of experience.

I go here and I love it. It is a beautiful campus and is in the woods it's a amazing school I would…read morerecommend

The Bryn Mawr school has been my place of employment since 2003. I have seen many changes occur,…read morefrom administrative positions to the updates for our beautiful campus, and I am proud to say that working at this school has been, overall, a pretty pleasant experience. As an employee of the Little School (6mo-5 years), I get to nurture and mold the youngest of the students on campus. My Toddler class loves to ride in the buggies around campus, say hello to students & staff, as well as enjoy the many views and sounds that they encounter along the way. This is a place of great tradition and quality. Many who are employed here, like myself, tend to stick around because the experience is hard to replace, and impossible to duplicate!

We have 2 of our kids attending the school and couldn't be happier. TGS has a fantastic curriculum…read morealong with great teachers. Both of our kids love going to school every day. We would always recommend TGS to friends and family.

My daughter went to this location for 2 years, and she absolutely loved it. She developed such…read moregreat social skills, and by the end, she had so many teachers that she absolutely loved. Now that she is in Kindergarten, she is doing very well, and I feel a good part of that is a result of Goddard's structured and rewarding approach. Starting Elementary school was not a big shock, and a lot of her subjects, she already had very strong entry level skills in. Thank you Goddard!

I was immediately overwhelmed by the love and craft in the classroom. I had the opportunity to tour…read morethe school very last minute after my husband a few days prior toured and said this school is special. I didn't realize how special until I saw it in person. Alice's true authentic Montessori school was warm and inviting. Unfortunately due to distance from us we decided may not be the best fit, but assure any parent her attention to detail and sections for children to focus on math, cursive, and art was nothing less than a beautiful display. The children are able to water flowers and do arrangements, have access to beautiful grounds and nature. Highly recommend and if location / travel time from where we live in Columbia was more feasible would have enrolled our daughter. A must for any parent looking for AMI teaching!!!

A wonderful guide, a great community, true Montessori practice (which is proven to work better for…read morechildren than Montessori-ish alternatives), and a place that offers great Montessori education without creating the warped sense of normalcy that children with predominantly super wealthy classmates are at risk of developing. Finding that all together is hard, but also so important. My toddler loves and is benefiting from practical life work, and so needs the grace and courtesy and independence that great Montessori primary programs can foster. I'm so, so grateful that Apple Ridge and Ms. Alice are here for him.

My husband and I love Childtime for our little one! The director and teachers are fabulous. Even in…read morethese COVID-19 times, I have complete trust in them. We get updates through their app throughout the day and Erika, the director, keeps all the families informed of what is happening. She follows protocols for all safety which is huge for me right now. We are moving to the county soon, but we will be keeping our little one enrolled especially for the foreseeable future. (It's closer to my work and I am not sure if all daycares are handling the precautions like this place during these times)! Highly recommend this daycare in Fed Hill. My daughter jumps out of my arms when we get to the building now.

Our daughter has been going to Childtime in Federal Hill since she was 3 months old, she is now 2…read moreyears old. She has thrived under the care of the wonderful teachers here, who we have grown close with. When we drop her off she runs off and is so excited to be with her teachers and the friends that she has made. It has been fun to watch her confidence and personality grow. Erika has been a great addition as director to this location. We would recommend this daycare for any new parent looking for childcare in Baltimore.

The New Century School is a great concept but is hampered by the admissions office…read more The school grounds is spacious for city standards. The separate gym building provides space for birthday parties. They have a indoor climbing apparatus (a somewhat dangerous one), bounce house, and large gym blocks. The space is open and a good size space for birthday parties for smaller kids. For the school itself, the main flaw is the New Century admissions process. It lacks structure, there is one person in charge. The person in charge, DS, is "disingenuous" as described by the first review. Since she alone runs the visits, the applicants are selected based off of her own personal evaluations and thus, her preferences and biases. Determining which 1-2 year old is more qualified than the next seems like a great skill, until its clear she does not look below the surface. Great space for a school, needs new administration, and the administration needs oversight.

We sent our daughter here for 4 years and are are preparing to send our son in fall 2020. We have…read morehad a great experiences with kind, knowledgable staff including aftercare. The kids spend a ton of time outside which is fantastic for little brains and bodies! As a teacher, I was impressed with the solid foundational skills my daughter received in her early years (2-5yo). That's why we are going back! Advice: Not every school is for every kid. Find the place you are comfortable with and that matches your style of parenting. Ask to visit places you're interested in and sit in the rooms.

Mid 1990's, after decades of being unchurched, I asked an Episcopalian friend to take me on a…read moreBaltimore church tour, hoping to find a church home where I might want to worship. I visited several churches that were not for me. But 5 minutes into the service at Grace and St. Peter's, I said "This is the one." I am a T.S. Eliot student, and thought that the great poet himself would have felt comfortable at G.A.S.P. In Eliot's words, a place "where prayer has been valid." The liturgy, the hymns, the very scent of the place reached my brain and awakened feelings of peace and contentment from long ago. If you want to walk into church chatting up your friends during the organ prelude, if you want to call your priest "Joe," if you want to take a long social break during the sign of peace, then G.A.S.P might not be the church for you.Yet the parishioners are friendly and a coffee hour follows the Sunday service. The priests are attentive. Please give this beautiful church a try! D. R. Borsella