Happy with the structured atmosphere, feel of a real school and always…read more being kept up to date on any changes... door codes, menus, teachers. Everyone is very child friendly and my son has learned alot since he has attended. They potty train children and within a weekend we were able to go cold turkey into undergarments. A huge deal for parents. The directors are always ready with an answer and are a huge help. Their hours are amazing 6:30-6:30. They are always open and only closed on a few occasions. This is especially great for someone like myself who commutes from the city and who's job does not observe many holidays. I'm very happy and would recommend this location.

My granddaughter was enrolled here. When I went to check it out, my radar went up. Kids running…read morearound wild, dirty (granddaughter was constantly sick), and none of the staff even looked up and addressed me. They seemed completely detached and disinterested. The icing on the cake was my granddaughter having a wet and heavy diaper every time I picked her up. She wound up with severe diaper rash. Mysterious bruises too. As others mentioned, check out OCFS. We also made a complaint.

My son learns so much here, he has been surrounded by competent and caring people for years here…read moreand it shows in his ability to read, write, interact with others, and just generally have a good understanding of the world around him.

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I haven't used the gym facilities, but the pools are clean, as are the locker rooms. Pretty good…read morevalue for what they charge. I've seen nicer places - but you pay more for those places. I will say this - the Y has a fair number of rules, and they'll call you out if you're out of step. So pay attention, and you'll be fine. After covid times are over, I think I'll explore the rest of the facilities. They just finished a rather large building, but I think it's kinda unused (again, covid).

Starting off with the fact they have one water fountain, which for the past two weeks has been…read moregone. Not out of order, gone. This is not the first time. Machines break, get left for weeks... this is understandable besides how most of these machines ARENT really broken, just never taken care of and rundown. No clue what the fire capacity is but I'm sure that they have broken it numerous times: dozens of high schoolers flock 4/5 per machine daily, and also consistent are older folk who occupy a machine or sit on their phones/talk to the trainers for upwards of 30 minutes. Save your money, take your business elsewhere.

We are so so happy that we found this school. Our 2 year old child loves to go there. The teachers…read moreare amazing and just the whole atmosphere is so warm and caring. Its a wonderful place for a child to grow up and learn. Playgrounds and inside interior are newly done and wonderfully designed !! We love the Anne Brower School !

I absolutely love this preschool! It is homey and loving and the children learn through play. I…read moresent both my kids here and had the best experience. The teachers are amazing! they know children so well and know how to educate them while making sure they are being creative and having fun. The preschool created such a great community for my family and children and they will always have a place in heart.

Caring and nurturing Jewish pre-school in a progressive, egalitarian Conservative synagogue. Great…read morefacility, excellent staff. Synagogue's Facebook page has good pictures https://www.facebook.com/pages/Huntington-Jewish-Center/372426498192?ref=ts&fref=ts

My son has been attending TLE since he was about 22 months old. Before that, we had a nanny that we…read moreloved, but I felt like my son needed to be around other kids and have a bit more structure and formal learning in his day. When we toured TLE East Northport, we immediately felt like it was a warm and inviting space. The Director, Miss Elena, met with us for over an hour and has continued to be engaged and dedicated in conversations about our son's development. In the time he has been at TLE, our son has blossomed and grown in so many ways. From reinforcing learning we do at home, to teaching him so many new and exciting things, the teachers at TLE are kind, professional and most important to me, loving. He has so much fun at school and has been enriched by the friendships he's made and the things he has learned. TLE is truly a wonderful addition to any parents childcare village.

Unfortunately, my experience with this daycare has been very disappointing, and I feel it's…read moreimportant to warn other parents. 1. Teachers' attention. Children are often left without proper supervision, especially when they cry. My child was bitten repeatedly for three weeks in a row. Instead of addressing the issue directly, the administration said they had bought a book for the teachers so they could "learn" how to prevent such situations. But these are basic skills every caregiver should already have when working with children. 2. Food. The menu includes a lot of sweets and processed foods. I personally saw children being given Oreo cookies. There was even a case when the milk was close to spoiling. This is absolutely unacceptable for children's nutrition. 3. Water and milk. Children are regularly given very cold milk and water from the refrigerator. Even when I brought my own water and left it separately, I would still find it in the fridge at the end of the day. As a result, children often get sore throats and coughs. 4. Temperature in the classroom. Several times I noticed that the rooms were very cold: teachers were wearing jackets, while the children sat in shorts and were freezing. This happens quite often and raises serious concerns about the comfort of the environment. 5. Parent communication app. The app almost never works properly. For months, their iPad would shut down after just one hour of use. Even after replacing it, the problem remained -- updates are not entered on time, and parents don't receive information in real time. 6. Formula and basic needs. When my child first started, she was still partially on formula. In the application form, I filled out all the details to help her adapt smoothly. However, I was told that "the daycare doesn't have hot water" to prepare the formula. This is absurd, especially considering they also accept infants. How can a daycare operate without such a basic necessity? After some unpleasant conversations, they eventually allowed it for a while, but the very fact that this was an issue shows a lack of basic readiness and care. Conclusion: In my opinion, this daycare fails to provide the basic safety, nutrition, and comfort that children deserve. Parents considering this option should think very carefully before enrolling their child here.

Bringing our son to Primrose was one of the best parenting decisions we've ever made. They have a…read moregreat balance of focused play time and academic learning. We were shocked to find out that our son knows basic sign language! The teachers at Primrose are amazing and will keep you up to date with your child's progress and daily activities complete with photos throughout the day, that was a really nice touch for parents getting back to work after the pandemic and seriously missing our kids faces! The food they serve the kids is balanced and varied so even picky eaters will learn to appreciate and try new foods. Our son will miss Primrose as he enters kindergarten but I feel his time there has set him up to be ahead of his peers in terms of academics, and he's also learned valuable social skills that he will need to navigate the complex relationships of public school. All in all we give Primrose an A+, they really thought this through and created a great preschool program.

I like overall this place. Teachers are great. However,…read morethey have gone crazy with the prices. Not only they have an annual "registration" fee on top of your very high, well above average fee, they also increase fees 10% annually. They are trying to upsale... constantly. Talking to the kids about all these pricy extra activities that happen at the same time they are there: yoga class, cooking class... I'm already paying 3k a month... why do I need to pay for activities while my kids are there?

As a caregiver, I must say that Absolute Best Care in "SYOSSET, LI" is the only agency I belong to…read morein NYC today. I find that this agency really cares about their caregivers. They do go to bat for their baby nurses. Something "most" agencies in NYC do not practice. This comes from a baby nurse who used to belong to some of the most elite agencies in NYC years back. I have gone solo for about 15 years now but mainly because the staff at the other agencies either died, or gave up the business. The change brought a new and very different generation. I found that with some, it was more about making money and catering to the client. "Absolute Best Care in Syosset, LI" caters to both, the client and their caregivers, something that speaks volumes to any caregiver. They keep on top of everything from calling us to updating us about the assignments, also, by making sure that we are treated fairly wherever we are. I love that about them. I find the entire staff from Tom to Amy to be very professional and easy going. In a 43 year career as a baby nurse, I have learned a lot but one thing stands out "big time"And that is that no matter how much we try, we simply cannot please everyone, and everyone will not like us or our way of doing things. That goes for every profession, some will swear by you others will curse at you. C'est la vie. My money is on Absolute Best Care in Syosset, LI. "Thank You Absolute Best Care In Syosset, LI" Yvette

I have been affiliated with this service as a Nanny for years. Tom and Amy are kind and…read moreprofessional and will do all they can to place you based upon your needs, and their clients. I highly recommend them and I'm honored to be a Nanny with Absolute Best Care.