My oldest daughter started here at 8 weeks old in January of 2016. I cried my eyes out dropping her off for the first time and the woman who runs the "baby school", Denise, actually cried with me - which is just a sign of how much they actually care about the kids they are taking care of. The staff in the newborn room was nothing short of amazing, they were all women who had been there for years and there was not a day that I ever felt uncomfortable dropping my daughter off (outside of that first day). As my oldest grew, she moved from room to room at appropriate times, and the staff continued to be amazing. Once she had enough hair on her head, the staff in the toddler room would do "pretty parties" where they would style her hair after breakfast. When she moved up to the 2's room, there was an actual curriculum developed by a woman with an education degree, they were excellent with potty training and my daughter would no longer allow me to style her hair. I will say that it was a little bit of a pain to have two locations for drop offs and pickups once my oldest turned 3 and moved up to preschool at the East St. location and my little one was still at the baby school (Cooke St. location), but it was nice for my oldest to be able to return to see her favorite teachers, and the space at both centers wouldn't allow for both programs to be in one building. One more small complaint, my oldest child was not sleeping well at night, so we wanted to cut out her nap in pre-K 3, but they were not able to accommodate it. When she moved up to pre-K 4, she should have been in the "young 4" room because of her late birthday, but I asked if she could be put in a different room that did not nap and they did that for us. When Covid hit, they handled this excellently as well. I did end up taking both girls out of school for a few months, but upon return, I was impressed with their handling. They never closed. At that time, parents were not allowed in the buildings, so I imagine that dropping off a newborn for the first time must have been a nightmare, but they were doing the best that they could. I decided to use their private kindergarten service that they were offering at the time, since as a working single parent, I was scared that public schools would close again and I would have to home school a kindergartner. Despite the reason we chose it, it ended up being amazing. My oldest daughter has ADHD and the mix of educational instruction and the fun way that they taught the specials (science, art, cooking, music, sign language, Spanish, etc) really kept her engaged. Because they attend more than 180 days, they were allowed to have only 3 hours per day of the "fundamentals", reading, writing, math, etc and that really worked well for transitioning from pre-K. The Kindergarten program was no longer offered once my youngest daughter reached that age, and she has had a significantly harder time adjusting than her sister and she is not learning some of the things we really enjoyed (instrumental music, Spanish, sign language, cooking). Pricing has always been super reasonable, where some daycares may offer more, you certainly pay for it. We never had an issue with any teacher at either facility, and we still keep in touch with many of them despite the fact that my kids no longer attend. They do offer before and after school care, but in my situation, working from home, it was not worth the cost, however, if I was still going to the office on a daily basis, they would definitely still be attending as the cost is still very reasonable. They do offer military and family discounts for families with more than one child attending, and the price for preschool drops from the price for the "baby school" due to the decreased teacher to child ratio. They are generally on a small wait list for infants, so be sure to get your name on that list while you're still expecting. Overall, I can't recommend this place enough. read more