As an educator myself, it is always great to be in the company of a like minded individual. I count…read moreCarol as one of those people! I've seen Carol work with others in a way that not only makes them feel comfortable and safe but allows them to grow and learn as well! Once I have children they are going straight over to her establishment where I know they will be taken care of with the utmost love and respect!

From the owner: Influenced by my mother who has been a daycare provider for over 25 years, in addition to my…read morebrother who is an educator in the Central Islip School District along with my experiences working with summer camps, daycares, in a local church as a Sunday school teacher, as well as being the drama instructor for the non-profit organization Rescuing Our Youth (ROY) and the local health department, while being able to do so conveniently in a remote setting, ignited the passion of pursuing my own business and launching Rocky Bye Baby Daycare! I genuinely love to serve others and want to inspire children through exploration, play, and academics, while helping them to smoothly transition into school. I believe in embracing cultural diversity and in providing authentic learning experiences to all.

If I could leave no stars, I would! My 4-year-old son, who has a developmental delay due to being…read moreborn premature, had 3 weeks off from his regular school, so I reached out to this place to accommodate him during that time. I was very clear about his needs in every conversation I had with them. I called multiple times to provide all the necessary details, and everything seemed perfect for him to start. He began on a Monday--a completely new environment with new peers, he a behavioral complaint. On Tuesday, it was described as a good day. On Wednesday, they said everything was perfect. Then, on Thursday, I got a call from the owner, Margo, telling me they were not a good fit for my son because he required more assistance. I was shocked and devastated, especially since I had explained his needs in detail before enrolling him. I was caught completely off guard in the middle of my workday and had to leave work in tears. What made matters worse was how Margo handled the situation. In the middle of our conversation, she walked out because we disagreed. She claimed that when she went to talk to my son, he didn't acknowledge her, yet when we left, he was saying goodbye to everyone. It wasn't just that the daycare wasn't a good fit for my son; it was the way the situation was handled and the lack of communication and respect throughout the process. I thought it was a good environment, but the lack of communication and respect was incredibly disappointing.

We love Little Rascals so much. The teachers are clearly devoted to their jobs. Every day when I go…read moreto pick up my son, it's such a warm and positive environment. My son's social and scholastic development really improved once he started going to school here. Thank you to the teachers for all of the communication about my son's day and how he's doing, for all the fun and creative activities they involve the kids in, for facilitating his learning and his friendships, and just for being positive, kind, patient, and caring people who gave me the peace of mind of knowing my son is in a safe and enriching environment every day. Tara F.

Our daughter was switched to this daycare since the previous one had many staff changes and didn't…read morefollow her schedule. We couldn't be happier in this decision. Paper planes is engaged with their kids. They listen to the parents and give the children the tools they need to succeed. They don't just let them run and around and play , they plan activities and themes. The staff are friendly, professional, and consistent. We also have a 6 month old son and we did not have any worries enrolling him in as well. Most are scared to leave their babies in a daycare so young but we had no doubt he would be in good hands. We were recommended by friends and we are so thankful we chose Paper Planes!

We cannot say enough great things about our Paper Planes family! As a teacher and previous daycare…read moreemployee, we were very selective of where our children attended daycare (school). Paper Planes invests in their teachers and staff quality teachers who love what they do. Their philosophy of play-based learning make school fun while educating children. The facility is clean, well taken care of, and has both an indoor and outdoor play space. We are confident our child is safe and loved by the whole Paper Planes team! Highly recommend!

Shouldn't have to pay for days that the school is closed. They should offer different days. After…read moreall people still have to go to work and now they have to find daycare and pay someone else and pay St Anselms. That's simply WRONG.

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?

We have been sending our girls to primrose since they were infants and have been so happy with the…read morewhole experience. Great staff, great facility, great owners. The curriculum is well thought out and has prepares my oldest well for kindergarten. Highly recommend.

My son went here for about 2 years and I just don't have enough good things to say about how in…read morefantastic this place is! He started when he was 10 months old and the teachers were incredible with easing him into a new setting to decrease the stranger danger phase. All the staff members are so accommodating and keep me updated during the day so it feels like I'm not missing out on a thing! (Extra bonus points for tolerating a very hands on first time momma!!! They never made me feel any kind of way for asking too many questions or making specific requests about food/changes in my sons routine!) My sons social and physical skills have developed so much since he's started and his little personality has been shaped by the lovely teachers as well! Highly recommend for anyone considering!!

I'm not someone who usually leaves reviews, but this occasion requires it, with the goal of helping…read moreother parents and the institution. At no point is my intention to discredit Little Leaves, but I can't stay silent about what happened, since after this very unpleasant situation, I unfortunately cannot recommend them. From the moment we visited the institution, they never mentioned any minimum requirements for children to attend, such as needing to be able to feed themselves, among other things. On the contrary, they told us they would take care of giving him structure, helping him with potty training, and his education. To me, it was "music to my ears," but in reality I feel it was more of a sales tactic than reality, since there are other negative reviews mentioning the same thing. My son only lasted three days at Little Leaves and, by the institution's decision, was expelled due to his behavior, without them taking any responsibility for their lack of professionalism, their lack of structure for welcoming new children, and their inability to handle children who were struggling to adjust to a new environment in less than a week. They simply stopped providing service without even allowing a reasonable amount of time before making such a drastic decision -- only 3 days. My son is a child who has received a high level of care and love at home, and from the moment he entered this daycare he didn't feel accepted. The teachers expected him to follow the same routine as the other children, who had already been there for a while. He had just turned two years old a month earlier, and this whole process was completely new to him. Expecting him to adapt within three days is something not even an adult manages in weeks. They made no effort whatsoever to help integrate him -- they simply isolated him from the group. What kind of care is this? Are they actually qualified to care for children? My biggest complaint is that Little Leaves is not prepared to properly welcome children. A new child needs support from the teacher, a proper welcome into a new environment, and an appropriate integration into a group he doesn't know -- exactly as they described it to us when they were offering us on the service, which turned out to be completely false. My son, who is a very sweet child, exhibited behavior he doesn't show at home: he was erratic, pulled hair, and bit -- things he doesn't normally do -- and suddenly, in this new environment, he did them repeatedly. This makes me think he wasn't being treated properly; no person changes so radically from one environment to another without a reason. Contrary to what I expected, all I received were complaints. They had me fill out a report that they didn't explain properly, and at no point did they guide me through the process. One of the teachers had the recklessness to say they needed to "keep the rest of the children in the room safe" -- an extremely strong and alarming comment, considering they are dealing with children, not criminals. It's one of the most irresponsible statements I've ever heard from an education professional. To the owner, I recommend reviewing your processes for welcoming new children, being transparent about expectations and the center's limitations, and better training your staff on how to communicate with parents. I feel deeply disappointed by the treatment we received and by the unpleasant experience I went through. Who can determine a child's behavior in just three days? How would you feel if one of your own children were treated this way?