As soon as I walked in for a tour I felt comfortable so my husband came for a tour and he felt the…read moresame way. It is warm, friendly, extremely clean . Both of us felt confident and comfortable leaving our infant daugther as it is a big decision. The teachers are very helpful and supportive especially when you are a first time parent and have many questions. It is obvious they like what they are doing in the way they interact with the children/staff. My daughter loves coming to school so much that she actually cries sometimes when it is time to go home. They teach the infants yoga, sign language, self help life skills, motor skills etc. It is amazing how much she has grown mentally, physically and socailly! We love the progress notes the teacher gives us at the end of the day. It allows us to see what our daughter's day entailed and what new things she has learned. The school also has activities in school and out of school for the families to particiapte in which is great. My husband and I love the school and we are very happy with the choice we made! We would highly recommend the Goddard School.

We've been really happy with the management and teachers. Our child talks about his teachers at…read morehome all the time and how wonderful they are. The staff and management have always been really understanding and they helped us transition to our first daycare experience seamlessly.

Our family has been having a wonderful experience at LLEC. The staff is professional, responsive,…read moreunderstanding and attentive. The babies are well cared for and receive positive stimulation between music, fun toys, books and just interactions! Plus, we are at ease knowing we can check on our baby throughout the day both on the app and on the live stream. Also, the communication to and from management has been great. They are proactive in offering timely and helpful updates and responsive to any questions or concerns we have. This day care truly "cares". Recommend!

Today 3/12/2020 at around 6:30 pm after all parent picked up their kid. The center sent out an…read moreemail to parents stating the center will be closed the next day morning until the end of the month for now due to the Corona Virus. Unlike other daycare which gives at least 24 hours notice. They decide to avoid any conversation with parents in person and just shot out an email after all parents leave with their children. Closing of the center to prevent community spread is understandable. However, the Center still demand parents to pay for the full tuition which is over 100 dollar a day while it remains closed is not very reasonable. In a time like this, school employees still need to get paid and the money comes from either the owner of the facilities or all the parents, but I wonder if they are getting their full-salary while parents paying full tuition or they are only getting paid on a discounted rate because that would be a shame.

I love Sing Along Story Time events! They are really affordable and Kristen makes it an educational…read moreexperience for the kids. Even the parents become engaged and have a great time. She does so much more than just stories... there are songs and dances and life lessons. I highly recommend Kristen!

I host events at a community in San Jose and have had Kristen come on-site numerous times. She is…read moreamazing with our residents and especially their children! You can tell by her presence that she truly loves what she does. I notice that she does her best to interact & engage each child in the room, something I think is very special. I get so many good reviews about her from the residents. I look forward to continuing our partnership!

Our daughter attended Burlington Daycare from infant to pre-k and it was the best choice we ever…read moremade. The entire staff is kind and caring. We always felt our daughter was safe there, even at the height of the pandemic. The Director Jacquie and the Assistant Director Renee are hands on and kept us informed and the everything running smooth. We know our daughter is smarter and more well rounded because she went there. She made friends that she will stay close with long after they went on to Kindergarten. We were so lucky to get our daughter in here, and we would highly recommend it!

I now have two children at BDC and still feel the same way. My kids love their teachers and receive…read morereally great care.

From the first day I enrolled my oldest daughter in Preschool Social Academy we have had a great…read moreexperience.  I was lucky to see my child run into the play area and wave goodbye as she ran off with friends. She would come home excited to tell us what she had learned at preschool.  When she started Kindergarten she knew all her alphabetic symbols and numbers and was eager to learn to read.  Socially she was more than ready to start Kindergarten. Once Kimberly opened a toddler room, we enrolled our second daughter.  Within 2 weeks we saw an immediate improvement in her verbal skills.  When she arrived she was only saying a few words, but now she is speaking sentences, singing ABCs, counting.  After showing interest in the potty, she is well on her way to being potty trained.  Kimberly has helped us with the horrible transition of bye bye binky.  As a full-time working parent, it is great to know that my children have wonderful care.  I get progress reports daily.  Food is provided, so I only have to pack pullups and a change of clothes.   If it is one of those days and I forget something, no worries, they have extras.  I couldn't be more pleased with the education and care my children have received at PSA.

My daughter, Sammi, is 4. She's been going to Preschool Social Academy since the summer of 2012…read more We love it there! The school has a low student to teacher ratio, 10:3, which provides ample opportunities for working individually with each child. I have been able to watch Sammi learn and develop so much through her work at PSA. Each day I get a personalized report about what Sammi has done/eaten that day at school, as well as what they are focusing on. All snacks and meals are provided by PSA, which makes it so much easier getting out the door! I love to hear Sammi sounding out starting sounds of words, and seeing in the reports that, that is what they are learning at school. I love being able to build on what she is learning at school. The play plans each child draws/labels as they're able to, are great as I get an idea of what she's doing at school and she's writing them in her own words, which is huge! The school is very academic based as well as structured. Using their reports, I enjoy being able to build on what she is learning in school. It is also nice when I ask Sammi what she did at school, and she says I just played, I can ask more specific questions, and see her get all excited telling me about her day! There are 3 class options at PSA. Two year olds go tues/thurs 9-12, 3 year olds 9-12 mon/wed/fri and 4 year olds (pre-k) 1-4 Monday through Friday. All classes have the option of extending their day to include lunch 12-1. The teachers come out to assist with drop off/pick up, so you only have to walk your child in if you choose, otherwise, no need to get siblings in and out of the car! Drop off/pick up service is available as well as early drop off, and extended day, which has definitely helped me when I've been in a bind! PSA accommodates the parents needs when it comes to drop off/pick up. Miss Kimberly, the owner/lead teacher, is very available to the parents. I can't tell you how many late night texts I have sent her! Whenever I have a concern/paranoid parent moment, she listens and takes the time to get me a meaningful answer. For example, Sammi started joking around and misidentifying colors, Kimberly took the time to work with Sammi 1:1 and show me that this was just a stage she was going through regarding playing with humor. Kimberly also takes the time to go above and beyond, my husband is in the army reserves and is gone at times, Sammi was having a rough time with that, and Miss Kimberly sent home a nice book about this for Sammi to learn from and borrow. PSA offers a flexible summer camp option for enrolled students. The consistency has been so valuable to us! The teachers are so warm and caring. I have heard many stories about some minor boo boo that was a catastrophe for Sammi, "then Miss Amanda hugged me and I smiled!". PSA does not close for snow days unless driving is banned, so if you want to get your child there in a snow storm, they're ready for them! Sammi is in her second academic year at PSA, she's already signed up for summer camp and will keep going until she starts kindergarten, fall 2015!

My two children have been students at Children's Village since they were seven months old (now…read morenearly 2.5 and 4 years old), and we have had a fantastic experience throughout! The teachers in every classroom are warm and caring, and go out of their way to ensure comfort and impart learning to the children. The range of activities is varied and interesting, often with seasonal themes (for e.g. they baked an apple pie this week using apples picked on a field trip), and the complexity increases with age and ability. Apart from the wonderful resident teachers, there are weekly enrichment activities led by external professionals, such as music class, gym class and yoga. There are two large dedicated play areas, one indoors and the other outdoors, and the outdoor one even has vegetable gardens that the kids love to monitor and help with. Water play is also a fun summer activity in the outdoor space. The classrooms also go to nearby playgrounds and parks nearly every day. They organize fun family events- for example , for Father's Day, my son's class hosted Popsicles with Pops, before which the teachers and kids made fruit popsicles and thoughtful gifts for the fathers. We still have and display the well made Mother's Day, Father's Day, holiday gifts etc. that the teachers help the kids make for us. There's an annual Art Show, which is spectacular with each room displaying intricate and coordinated artwork. The Halloween celebration is another highlight of the year, with live music, treats and a parade. We get photos and daily reports detailing food intake, bodily functions, naps and activities. The food provided is varied and nutritious, and caters to all sorts of dietary constraints. We even get the menu for each week, and the kids often talk about the nice lunch or snack that they had that day (e.g. three cheese pasta bake, or chop seuy).The administrative staff is also friendly and well organized, and everyone knows all the children by name and sometimes even their birthdays. All in all, it has been a lovely experience and we couldn't be happier!

My son went to 4 different daycares because of our moving, relocation to Boston area, and our…read moreunsatisfaction of a previous daycare in Belmont. Children's Village is our favorite of the four. That's why we didn't think twice before sending his younger sister to Children's Village.

ABZ is a great daycare! My daughters just transitioned and they absolutely love it here. Connie the…read moredirector is very welcoming. The teachers have been so nice and caring for my girls as well

Few things Ive experienced with this the care…read more As you walk in you see the smaller kids. So the doors are opened and closed when the children and parents are entering. So winter time it doesn't seem like a good idea cause the children were all sick when my son attended the school. You can walk in with your shoes or sneakers on. They do not provide shoe protectors to avoid germs. When I went to pick up my son there were another child's pacifier in my son's mouth. Next day he got sick at 3 months. He's currently 6 months and haven't gotten better because the doctors couldn't give him medication. When I asked the director if my son get tummy time(3 months) she said he's too young for tummy time and that it will strain his muscle. Didn't make sense to me because the doctors made note that the baby do tummy time when he's awake so he can develop his motor skills. The director said that she didn't know that. That was a red flag for me. As I mentioned my son is 6 months now and still struggling to sit up. He has no interest in rolling over. For the little time I have with him I work on these areas as the day care has lack in encouraging him to reach these milestones. The other teachers love my son and of courses care for his well being. But I feel like the curriculum is a bit out dated.

I love this day care. We have been sending our 13 month old daughter here since August 2016. She…read moreloves it. Teachers and directors are great. I love the parent involvement as well. This is the day care I was hoping to find when I first began my search. I highly recommend this day care.

My oldest son went to TM for almost five years and absolutely loved it. The Director, Melissa, is…read moreexactly the type of person you would want to leave in charge of your children! She's friendly and always keeps up with the things going on in each individual classroom. The teachers are equally as impressive. Although TM is no longer on my route to the office, I'm still sending my youngest there because I know I'll never find a school or group of teachers better than this.