Our twins attended TCC from the time they were 3 until 5. We researched several preschools in…read moreBoston, including some of the ultra elite. We chose TCC because by all measures TCC was on par with the ultra elite preschools (student teacher ratio, teacher qualifications), but the facility seemed much nicer, and they have a very large playground. It's also substantially less expensive. It's also very convenient as there is a parking garage with free 15 minute drop off parking, and the 43 bus stops right in front of the school. We couldn't be happier with our decision. The teachers were fantastic, and the community of families is very diverse and welcoming. A few of the teachers have been there for around 20 years, and one even teaches at a local university. All the families that wanted to transition to some of the elite private schools in the city had no problem. After finishing preschool at TCC our twins moved onto K2 at the Hurley School. We were very sad to leave TCC, but our kids were definitely ready for kindergarten.

Excellent and amazing staff. The Transportation Children's center daycare program is top notch. My…read morewife and I have been sending my daughter here since she was old enough to attend. She looks forward to going to school everyday and they make learning fun. Between the annual holiday shows the teachers and kids put on and the different fundraisers and raffles you really get a sense of community. The teachers have helped with everything from social skills to potty training. I would highly recommend this daycare.

Our son started in the toddler class a little over a month ago. So far, we love CCLC. We feel that…read moreour son gets a lot of attention from his teachers - you can tell by their familiarity with his personality quirks and favorite activities. Each of the teachers know my son by name, even the ones in the baby classroom who don't interact with him as often. The facilities are brand new and beautiful. The director picked out every piece of furniture and every toy herself, and it shows - each classroom has an indescribable homey feel. Our son loves the fish tank right in the foyer. The toddler classroom windows are higher up by the street, so you can easily look down and wave to your child after drop-off and on your way in to pick-up. It's very sweet to peek in and see our son. On the way home each day, he and I stop at the window and he waves "bye bye" to his teachers and classmates from the outside. I have also been very pleased by the variety of activities. The teachers take the toddler students to the park, create age-appropriate art projects, and sing songs during circle time. CCLC provides a morning and afternoon snack for the day. The children have an afternoon nap, and the teachers make sure our son has his "lovie" and favorite blanket. Finally, I really appreciate the level of individualized communication from the teachers. We get an information sheet about his day at pick-up. In addition to what you might expect (times of diaper changes, length of nap, etc.), there is always a full paragraph that begins "Today, I....." written from the child's perspective detailing some of the highlights of the day. My spouse and I love reading through these paragraphs in the evening - the teachers clearly pay attention to our son. I love hearing about him stepping in green play-dough, wandering away from the circle during singing time, and playing with the toy cash register. We also receive emails over the weekend describing our son's week (sometimes pictures, too!). One weekend a teacher emailed to check in and see how our son was feeling after he wasn't quite himself on Friday. I very much appreciate how he is treated as an individual and how much his teachers clearly care.

AMAZING teachers & staff who treat children as their own. Such a loving & supportive environment…read morewhere I trust the care of my child for nearly 12 hrs a day, 5 days a week for over 1.5 yrs! (And I am a picky person, so that's saying a lot!) they integrate activities with structured play with just good old "dance parties" for the toddlers to get them laughing and moving. In the infant room the babies get to have sensory play and fun as well. Parents get pics and detailed info daily, throughout the day. In a city with daycares on nearly every corner, CCLC @ School St is the treasure that puts your child first!

All three of my children have attended Moppets and I can sure say they are the best out there! Not…read moreonce, did my kids not wanted to go to the daycare! Never! they always were ready to go and play and enjoy the day. Weeks ago, my youngest graduated from Moppets and it's been a pleasure. I wish all of the kids a bright future there :) . For me as a mom of 3, it was convenient, that I didn't have to carry anything with me, just my child and drop them off. Snacks, Diapers, and food was all included which is brilliant and all daycares should be this way! It's a well-managed place!

None of these guides, assistant guides, administrative assistants are educated beyond a random BA…read moredegree. They don't have teaching degrees and it shows.

Park Street School is an amazing place to entrust your children. The preschool is bright and sunny…read moreand full of warm, caring and amazing teachers. Children there are known and loved. My own children couldn't wait to go to school each day and they were so prepared for Kindergarten!! And to have a school that goes through Grade 6 in the heart of Boston is such a gift. The Christian character formation is a wonderful addition that makes it the perfect school to send your children and lay a strong foundation for learning and character development. We love PSS!!!!

My children have attended the school Since they were two and…read moreare currently in 6th and 4th grade. I cannot think of a better place to educate young children. The school takes the role of helping shape the children's character extremely seriously and it shows in the children as they grow through the years. The families that choose Park Street are exceptional and the community is second to none. The teachers and administration truly care about the kids and want them to succeed not only while they are students at the school but also as they go on to their next schools. My children feel extremely loved and valued. The curriculum is challenging and yet the kids truly love to learn and the staff have an incredible way of making learning fun. I cannot say enough wonderful things about the school or the community.

I'll start out my review with saying that my daughter hasn't started daycare here yet. However, I…read morefelt compelled to write a review after touring this center and communicating with the center's director Amy over the past few months. We looked at Bright Horizons because we had a number of friends with children at different facilities that all raved about it. So it was on our list when we started looking into daycares when I was pregnant with our first child. We toured the Tufts Medical Center location because it was close to where we lived and worked. The staff here were wonderful in setting up our tour, showing us around, and communicating about all the different aspects since we definitely had A LOT of questions. (I was amazed at how many other daycares that we researched were awful at communication. I would email and leave voicemails to get information only to have nobody respond to me. It definitely didn't give me a great feeling about leaving my child there.) I just got a great feeling about this center from everything we saw and our experiences in working with them over the past few months to figure everything out. What I liked about this center: Great communication with staff whether it was over phone/email, super clean and bright, loved the programming they follow, great location downtown by the T, open door policy (you can drop in at any time to visit your little one which is great if you're breastfeeding or just want to say hi), and extra things to make a busy working parent's life easier like stroller/car seat storage, loading zone, etc.

From the owner: Boston, MA, daycare center for ages 2 months-5 years old offering flexible scheduling, limited…read moreclosures, & year-round infant through pre-k programs supporting each stage of development. Our curriculum brings together play, discovery, & teacher-guided learning that helps children build social-emotional skills, confidence, motor skills, & early reading & math in ways that feel engaging & natural. Health & safety are always top of mind, & children learn & grow in welcoming classrooms & outdoor spaces designed for curiosity, creativity, & everyday moments of discovery. Families stay connected with daily updates, notes, & photos through our My Bright Day™ app. Reach out for tours, enrollment, & availability.

My kids have attended this school since 2019 (one started in K, one in pre-K / ECC) and we've loved…read moreit. Child-centered, creative, and interdisciplinary curriculum with loving and skilled teachers, an excellent afterschool program, and a lovely sense of place within Beacon Hill. Grownup community is warm and laidback, with a genuine shared emphasis on raising kind humans who love to learn. Proof that you can learn in an innovative, progressive way and still get great test scores!

The Advent School is an amazing elementary school that my daughter attended from Kindergarten until…read moreshe graduated with her sixth grade class at Faneuil Hall. Throughout those seven years, she loved school - she was excited about learning and was empowered to be the confident student that she continues to be today. The teachers and administration are intentional about getting to know each child individually to ensure that each child's educational needs are met. Advent prepared my daughter to be the motivated, dedicated and responsible student that she is today as she continues to thrive at Noble and Greenough School. Many thanks to Advent!

I loved LS South End. We joined shortly after it opened in 2013 and spent almost 5 years at the…read moreschool. We went through every class room and had a very positive experience. Like most daycare's there is a turnover in staff whether it is the teachers or the directors. We lucked out however and pretty much had teachers that were there long term and were very highly regarded. These teachers became a second mom to my child - they taught her things I never would have dreamed about teaching my child had she been in a home setting. I give them full credit for potty training my child at 25 months. We have had the teachers in my home and they've been invited to birthday parties. A few teachers even took the time to visit my child when she was in Children's Hospital for a week (after they finished their day). No daycare is perfect, don't let them tell you any different. The director we had prior to leaving was Meghan who was wonderful (probably my favorite out of all of them - I think she might have been # 4 over the course of our time there). No matter what daycare you look into or reviews you read there will always be a few with 1 star. Don't let that deter you from visiting this center and checking it out. We all parent differently and have different expectations on what we need or want for our children. My child was loved in this school for a long time - it was a sad day when we left to progress to Kindergarten. I credit the fact that my child is thriving in Kindergarten to her experience at Little Sprouts. Also - give your child time to adjust to a new setting. Children can't and won't adapt overnight. My child cried frequently at drop off for years (master manipulator) I was no sooner in my car driving to work in the mornings and I would get a text from the teacher with a pic of my child smiling. At the end of the day she didn't want to leave! We were at the school alongside many of the same families over the years. From my experience the only time folks left was because they moved, job situation changed, or the kid moved to K1. Feel free to PM me with any specific questions. Happy to answer them!

From starters the whole experience with this facility wasn't very accepting for my child and my…read morefamily. I was in contact with a women that goes by the name of Alison in regards to a possible slot at there E.Berkeley location for my child. Upon arrival, I was approached by a Caucasian women who was very welcoming then followed by an African American women who was very cold with her approach, was not very welcoming, did not acknowledge my child. I felt very uncomfortable for not myself but my child. Her demeanor was very unapproachable. There needs to be training especially when parents are spending their hard earned money for greater education and respect! 51A filed. Contacted BBB. My child is with Kindercare, in which they were very welcoming!