Coming from a person who's had more then a year experience working here.. please don't send spend…read moreyour money on this facility. Not saying it's an overall horrible place but even for a daycare that charges more then what they pay their workers, there's definitely happened more bad things here then good. If I could rate working here 0 stars I would but I can't unfortunately. The infant rooms are a solid 9.5/10 but from the pre toddler rooms that call each other names and argue in the rooms in front of babies to toddler 1's where the woman gossip about how wasted they're going to get on the weekends to toddler 2's which fairly have caring enough staff but some temporary staff that go into that room never clean. Two's ? Good Lord.. don't even get me started. One of the leads in that room currently talks to the kids worst then if they were prisoners poor babies. Pre School is also a fairly well staffed room but Pre-K? The lead goes from room to room talking junk about each room to other rooms as if they cared, talks junk about the boss just talk junk about the staff to the boss, she's okay with the kids, just wished she didn't speak so explicitly in front of them. But from kids fingers being cut, to kids getting stitches in their eyebrows to the Director arguing with parents over brightwheel and sending out COVID payments just to get them returned from the banks because they didn't take off "taxes" and sending them back into the accounts of the staff is crazy. And let's not forget how 75% of the staff, take drugs definitely not off the clock :) Hopefully Gina starts making better choices on how she hires people or at least not hire the same kind of people in the new daycare she has in Shelton. P.S. Gina, there's still sheet rock falling off behind some shelves in a couple classrooms if you happen to notice which I'm sure you haven't which was supposed to be resolved the week that you closed in August where you barely did any adjustments to the classrooms.

I was once a worker the over work their staff. Gina is incredibly rude. Fights break out between…read morestaff and yes I mean physical while children are in the room and it's a horrible place not only to work but to send your children they don't believe in not yelling they yell at the kids all the time and it isn't okay

We joined the Honey Bear Family in 2017, referred by a trusted family friend - and we've been so…read moregrateful. More than four years later, both of our children are now part of the program (Preschool and Infant/Toddler) and love it there! One of the crucial elements we sought when reviewing childcare options was safety - and I appreciate the care and attention implemented to make sure all students are well protected at all times. Our children feel loved for and cared for by the amazing staff! Their school readiness curriculum is wonderful, taking the time to teach students the essential skills to prepare them for Kindergarten - and beyond. Hands-on programs, engaging activities and events bring their curriculum to life - and we look forward to hearing about everything our children did each day! Highly recommend HB!

My child, who is now 2 years old, has been coming to Honey Bear since she was 6 months old. She has…read morebuilt such a strong connection with all her teachers. They taught her how to communicate when she was very young with sign language and now, she is blossoming with her language skills. She was required to wear a helmet at school and was in physical therapy prior to starting Honey Bear. After much collaboration with her physical therapist and teaching staff, Infant and Toddler teachers adapted to her needs and helped her graduate from the helmet and physical therapy. As a staff member who works at Honey Bear, I have not only seen my child grow, but I have seen many other children grow through the love and compassion of qualified teachers and staff, who make us feel like a family.

After experiencing Goddard with our third child, I can say without hesitation that your program is…read morefar superior to the school his two older sisters attended. Not only has our son been supported in a loving and fun environment but he is much farther ahead academically than his sisters were at the same age. More importantly, he loves going to school. I can't say enough good things about this program and how grateful we are that our son has been a part of it during this critical developmental stage in his life.

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Orange, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School is a…read moreprivate preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

1) In the infant room they cover the baby's head with a blanket while patting their bum to "help"…read morethem go to sleep. 2) Mrs. Lorraine, former director and owner, yells at children. A reprimand heard one day as she yelled at a 3 year old: "NO 'BUTS' YOU TOOK THE TOY and it's NOT YOURS! This toy is NOT YOURS! This toy belongs to the CLASSROOM!" 3) Selena, the owner, looks at parents with disdain and adds an uncomfortable atmosphere in the daycare. It is very unwelcoming (after the tour, once you are enrolled). 4) The rules they have catch you off guard and are told to you in a patronizing way. 5) They prefer you to not hang around when dropping your infant/toddler off and they don't allow you to just drop in during the day. 6) When they see parents coming to pick up their kid they stage that child to be interacting with a teacher.

1) Selena, the owner is not kind and makes the environment for parents very uncomfortable and not…read morewelcoming 2) They do NOT include their "late fee" and never billed me for them then ended up claiming I owe over $800 in late fees despite my calling to let them know I would be late due to traffic which is out of my control and the center still being open when I arrived for my child. 3) They charge $15 per minute for late fees and do NOT bill for this weekly - this is insane and illegal

Children's House of Montessori on Camp is a wonderful, nurturing school. Two of our boys are…read morecurrently enrolled and we could not be happier. The Head of School, Ms. Taylor, cares deeply about the wellbeing and growth of each child. The lead teacher, Ms. Karla, is incredibly warm and caring, and has been meeting the unique needs of each of my children. This is a true Montessori school: the environment is carefully prepared and when you observe the children in class, they attend to their own work happily and independently to the sounds of instrumental music. We are so happy we chose CHOM and cannot recommend it highly enough!

We have been so happy since our daughter joined CHOM on Camp. Taylor and her team are excellent and…read morepatient educators. Their Montessori approach was the perfect fit for our child's learning style and has really brought her out of her shell. We cannot recommend this school enough!

Hi, so I wrote this review a year ago. I'm not sure what there is to talk about in private, and why…read moreyou're responding to this now? I don't feel comfortable talking privately with you. You like alter the truth to fit your narrative. I tried to respond to your response. Your establishment left me and my husband without childcare without any notice at all because you hire people with no manors or respect and it's not the first time that's been done to a family. But that is ok because rejection is protection. The same teacher I complained about was fired months after I complained about her for taunting another student, but I guess our son didn't deserve that same respect in your eyes.. or meet the criteria? I'm not sure but I stand on what I said. She kicked my son's cot with her foot while he was laying there right by his head and left eye. Also not perception, I watched it on Watch Me Grow. This establishment won't pull the audio that I asked for because it would validate what we already know. Your response is exceptionally telling and it proved my point. You're sorry for "my perception of how things happened?" It's not a perception, it's what happened: things I've documented, things my husband and I have seen/ heard walking in there. Please let's not go here. I have literal videos of me recording my son getting out of our car to start his day, and you can HEAR how the teachers are talking to these small children on the playground. I've heard staff talk horribly about parents, about how the children are dressed I could literally go on forever. And the ONLY reason my son continued to go there for as long as he did was because of his infant teacher, and the teacher he had right before he was asked to leave. You asked him to leave because we called out your staff, not because of his behavior, which is also very telling. Our boy is sweet, so to have a grown women tell staff members that she didn't want to have a 2 year old in her class when he wasn't even in her class yet "because the parents are crazy ?!?" he's done nothing to her is absolutely insane. If you never noticed when his teacher wasn't there I kept him home with me because I didn't trust any other staff, which was exhausting . Your turn over rate is high because you will continue to hire people that are not qualified because you want to pay bare minimum. This daycare is truly a parents worst nightmare. You will continue to back your staffs bad behavior. I wish all parents knew how these small children that cannot are talk are talked to and treated and that's also not perception it's just reality. The entire school is a soap opera, and the staff cry to the owner as soon as they are called out. My son goes to an amazing school now where all of the teachers are required to have an actual degree and have extensive Montessori training to help them thrive and where we are appreciated as parents and not gaslit into believing we are seeing and hearing things. We're valued for wanting our son to be treated like a human. So funny how we've never had a single issue at any other school (he's been to 1 other daycare after this and now an actual school) except HT then again we don't have to tell the teachers how to treat our child here, and are treated like family instead of dollar signs. But keep talking about families and kids in your group chat. Talking about children and their families is so unprofessional and shows how miserable the staff is within their own lives and we are not that way and it's not the kind of energy we'd want around our family anyway. Take care. Please don't respond me to again.

Honey tree has provided the most amazing care for our little girl. They provide the most…read morecomfortable learning environment with a great balance of playtime and learning. Quite possibly the best care environment we could have had for our little person. Thank you honey tree!

We could not have been happier at Bright Horizons Yale West Campus. The teachers are among the…read moremost caring and capable early educators out there. The administrators are dedicated, highly communicative, and so easy to work with. If you are looking for a place of early education that will support your goals of a strong start in life for your children, this is it.

From the bottom of my heart, I am so happy that I found you. Bright Horizons staff (Teachers and…read moreAdministartion) has been TREMENDOUS with my son & myself, in helping and working with my son to overcome his developmental challenges. I LOVE YOU !!!!