As soon as i walked into this place I knew it was the place i wanted my 3 yr old to be. I looked at…read moreMANY of the daycares in Burlington and some in Oakville and I was getting really discouraged. Alot of them are very dated and over crowded. I did pick one which lasted all of 2 weeks before i started to look for something better. It was a struggle to get him to go each day. Well this place is really something special. It feels like a small scale school as soon as you walk in the door. Very professional looking with quality school furniture etc. Jill is a great teacher and my son now wants to go to school. His words., " I go to big school now mommy, no more daycare. I go learn "

Yes, this place is amazing. The moment I walked into the preschool, I knew this was the right…read moreplace. It is VERY VERY bright. Mrs. Wallis and Mrs. Leanne are the most friendly and down to earth people I have met. It is obvious they love what they do by the amazing crafts that come home. They planned a great field trip. There is a little concert at Christmas time for families. The best part is the outdoor space! The space is certainly a learning environment all on it's own. They play for the first hour or so of the morning so drop off is easy! : ) Also, the bright morning sun is great for our little ones and their mood. Ahhh... I love this place. I have absolutely no problems sending my son here.

We enrolled my son in St. Christopher's Preschool when we first moved to Burlington. We couldn't…read morehave been happier. He transferred to JK with absolute ease I think because of the structure, routine, and enjoyable learning environment that the staff and parents at St. Christopher's provide. Our second is ready to graduate from his first year there. He was the one who would cry at the gate, but with patience and understanding, he now looks forward to school days. We are looking forward to another year that will not only enhance his skills but also prepare him for JK. The student to staff/parent ratio at St. Christopher's is unparalleled. We look forward to supporting the school for years to come.

My daughter attending BMP for just a couple of months after we moved to Burlington right before the…read moreend of the school year. She was three at the time and had just gone through a big move and left her nanny (who had been with us since birth) and preschool behind. She takes a long time to feel comfortable, but she adapted beautifully to BMP. Her teachers were warm, caring and attentive and being there really helped her transition to her new environment. I can't say enough wonderful things about this school and I am sad that it was such a short stay for us.

From the owner: Give your child the boost they need at Burlington Montessori Preschool. We offer a variety of half…read moreand full-day programs for children 2 to 5 years of age, full-day junior kindergarten, and senior kindergarten programs. For information about enrolling your child, please contact us.

This centre is the not worth even visiting . The way their employees are treated says it all . If…read morethe people looking after your children are not happy how can they possibly give their all to their care . This company should be ashamed of themselves !

They stop caring at 4. Everytime I've picked my child up after this, she's covered in pee or poop…read more They let them feast in snacks and run around and do whatever from 4-6. This is still childcare time isn't it? Left and would never go back.

The Oakville YMCA is a true community place to exercise and connect…read more As you enter you find Xiomara at the front desk with her kind smile and always ready to guide you in the right direction , she is patient and knowledgeable and makes you welcome and comfortable. Great classes, very friendly instructors always there to give you special guidance if needed. The gym upstairs is very well equipped, clean and full of natural light.

I blame the Oakville Y and their genius Techno Gym equipment for my inability to work the weight…read moreroom at any other YMCA. Every member gets a smart key and free personal training session when you sign up. Then they go around with you to every machine, load your height/weight and they test to see how much weight you should be lifting. After that, every time you go by yourself, you just plug the key in to the machine, the chair moves to where it should be and the weights configure to the perfect arrangement (until you get stronger and have to reconfigure). The key also stores how much you've been doing over time, tracks your cardio, allows your personal trainer to message you and suggest changes to your program - it's great. The YMCA itself is a great facility for families - they have a lot of swimming lessons, day care stuff, exercise classes, etc. I've heard guys complaining that the free weight area sucks compared to Good Life (I wouldn't know, I think the little bin of 5 lb dumb bells and medicine balls are top notch). This YMCA loses a star for classes. They only have one or two classes every morning, then one at noon, and maybe one or two more in the evening - way less than the Toronto YMCAs. They don't have spinning every morning either (however, I like the Oakville spinning instructors a lot - all of the classes are very tough and challenging - no duds unlike some other facilities).