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    Kids Quarters

    3.0 (6 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Meeting Street

    Meeting Street

    5.0
    (3 reviews)

    I was concerned when I first considered different childcare options that my very high energy, very…read morephysical preschooler would somehow not have his needs met at a school that is designed to meet the needs of those with special needs. Growing up in Rhode Island, I always thought of Meeting Street as a school for those with disabilities, but I didn't realize it was SO SO SO much more than that - it's a wonderful place for all children. From my very first meeting with the director, Miss Ange, I was very impressed - she addressed my concerns perfectly by saying they were used to addressing children as individuals and finding ways to meet their educational and emotional and physical needs. So if my child has a "high energy quota" (as she put it so wonderfully), they'll find ways to meet that proactively as an educational obstacle rather than try to force him to fit a certain mold (sit and listen) or punish his energy just as a behavioral problem. And they've met that every step of the way. They've got a wonderful playground that they use frequently, they have lots of physical activity including gym class (which is accessible to even his classmates with physical limitations), and they have an indoor sensory gym that allows for him to get his wiggles out even on rainy days. He's quickly learned that his energy isn't a bad thing, but how to channel it into the right directions so that he can be a good friend and classmate, and a good listener and nice student. His preschool teacher, Miss Abbi, has amazing energy and has managed to make great progress in his listening and socialization skills in the month he's been in class. He is now much more independent in putting his clothes and shoes on himself, he sits for quiet time when instructed to do so, he eats more foods than he did before starting school, and he's much better at interacting with other kids - asking to take turns, including others. I've also loved the app they use - it makes it easier to know when they've been checked in and out if someone other than me is doing it that day, and they send notes and photo updates throughout the day so both their Dad and I can see what they're up to at school. I fully believe my children (I also have a toddler who is also doing wonderfully) are better for being in such a loving environment where each child is an individual and loved for who they are, for having friends who may be different from them. It's a wonderful place, and I'd pick it every single time over and over as the childcare option for my kids. Every single day, my kids beg to go to school and hold hands and run into their classrooms with smiles and not a backwards glance at me. That's the best reward, knowing they love being there every day.

    As a disclaimer, my child doesnt go to this daycare but he does receive early intervention…read moreassistance from them and they have been a phenomenal help. When he began with them all he was saying was mama, daddy and ball. Now he is thriving. I am so very grateful for their help and the amazing part is that insurance covers it. So if you have any concerns about your childs developmental progress give this place a call you wont regret it. They do help with more than speech as well. They have Ocupational therapists, educators and nutritionists just to name a few. Sooo. Super. Grateful. For this place!!! Thank you!

    Cadence Academy Preschool

    Cadence Academy Preschool

    4.1
    (8 reviews)

    We would highly recommend Cadence. My son truly enjoyed his time there and we were so impressed…read morewith every member of the team that welcomed him with open arms. At the beginning of the summer my son suffered a fall down a flight of 15 stairs at a different daycare. We immediately pulled him out and were stuck figuring out how we would get through the summer as two working parents. I called daycare after daycare and left messages with everyone but most places were on a waitlist and couldn't accommodate him. Cadence called us back quickly and recognized the difficult spot we were in and were able to provide a part-time spot . They provided such a warm, caring and safe environment. It was clear from the moment we toured, that the teachers had a tremendous amount of love for the kids in their care. Had we not committed to another school for the year - we would have been 100% comfortable keeping him at Cadence. At drop-off and pickup it felt like we had been a member of their community for longer than just a few weeks. He always came home excited and looked forward to arriving. He started his new school yesterday and his teachers said he had an amazing day. He listened, was polite and shared with others. He even shared stories about his friends and teachers from Cadence with the new staff. Their team was an essential part of helping him and setting him up for success. We cannot thank them enough for helping our family through a difficult time and providing a safe and warm environment. We highly recommend them.

    We've been sending our kids here for a few months now, and so far we are pleased with the staff and…read morethe resources provided Defoe our kids to learn, as well as communication throughout the day on their activities. Although there have been a few minor hiccups, overall Cadence delivers.

    A Family Tree I

    A Family Tree I

    5.0
    (3 reviews)

    I cannot say enough wonderful things about Family Tree Learning Center and the incredible impact…read morethat Miss Sherri has had on my child's early learning experience. From the moment we enrolled, it was clear that this preschool was dedicated to fostering a nurturing and engaging environment for young learners. Miss Sherri stands out as a beacon of positivity and creativity. Her passion for teaching is evident in the way she interacts with the children, making each lesson an exciting adventure. She has a unique ability to connect with her students, igniting their curiosity and encouraging them to explore the world around them. Under her guidance, my child has developed a love for learning that I know will last a lifetime. The curriculum at Family Tree is thoughtfully designed to prepare children for the next stage of their education, particularly in our case, for private kindergarten. The entire staff incorporates a blend of structured activities and play-based learning, allowing kids to grasp foundational concepts in literacy, math, and social skills. My child has not only progressed academically but has also gained essential skills like teamwork, problem-solving, and self-confidence. I am truly grateful for the experiences my child has had at this preschool and the invaluable lessons learned from Miss Sherri, Miss Angela and Miss Erica, as well as all of the teachers we have come in contact with. Their dedication and enthusiasm have made a lasting impression, and I feel confident that my child is more than ready for the challenges of kindergarten. If you're looking for a preschool that prioritizes both education and emotional growth, I wholeheartedly recommend Family Tree Learning Center! You will not be disappointed, please know we drive almost two hours round trip, as we live in Cumberland. It was well worth it.

    My son has been attending A Family Tree for about a year, after looking at a few places that we…read moredidn't see fit, we met with Erica, one of the owners of the daycare and Angela, the director at the school age location. We could not have been more quick to place our now 3 year old here. They felt like family. He transitioned from the older toddler to early pre-k about 2 months ago and all of the staff were so kind and helpful during this transition. I do not have one single complaint over the last year. Both my son and I love his teachers so much. They are so loving and caring. I would recommend this school to everyone I know. They are so much like our family, I feel safe dropping him off and he comes home so happy everyday. I couldn't be more grateful and happy with my decision to have him attend their school. We wouldn't change it for the world!

    Bayside Branch YMCA

    Bayside Branch YMCA

    3.3
    (15 reviews)

    The indoor pool is beautiful. However, the staff do not live in example of the values they…read moreemphasize in their members at the YMCA. One of the lifeguards constantly crossed personal boundaries and eventually called me an alcoholic because I did not accept his unsolicited medical advice. The aquatics director and CEO made me stand in his office despite me telling the CEO that I cannot stand or sit for an extended period due to chronic pain and my disability, and while making me stand and listen to him repeat everything he said over email, they both basically took the side of the lifeguard, suggesting without asking the offensive party that the lifeguard was "joking" and I was more or less holding a grudge. They even suggested that the Bayside pool wasn't the right pool for me because I was offended by being called an alcoholic by this lifeguard. They never asked the lifeguard to apologize to me after I requested an apology. I do not feel respected at this YMCA branch. Another issue is the staff don't tell you that there's an additional annual fee on top of the regular monthly fee and joiner's fee until after you've joined. I reached out to the same CEO and membership director about this issue, and have been met with silence for over a month. But when they didn't like that I complained about a lifeguard slandering me and his continued foul mannerisms towards me, the CEO wouldn't leave me alone constantly emailing me and demanding I go into his office when I asked for a phone call to accommodate my disability to address the issue.

    I have been a member of several YMCA's in my life and this one is pretty familiar. First they have…read moreexcellent indoor/outdoor pool facilities, and lots of kids programming. Their family membership is an excellent value when you take into consideration the complementary child care. Their pool and locker facilities were recently renovated and are very nice. The YMCA offers a wide variety of classes, and although the selection might not be as robust as other facilities, I have enjoyed them. The cardio/weights room, where I spend a lot of time has been updated with brand new equipment and is well managed - there are typically available cardio machines in the busy morning hours. This Y is also located next to the East Bay Bike Path - so one can easily bike here, and go out running during or after a visit. Bottom line a good value, a good facility for the area.

    Trailside Day Care Center

    Trailside Day Care Center

    3.2
    (5 reviews)

    I worked in the preschool room for just over a month. It is less of a school and more of a…read moreglorified babysitter. There is no learning and no teaching happening! The director is rude and has everyone walking on eggshells around her. She made very disrespectful comments on my hair and doesn't know how to talk to people. Zero discipline for the kids so they do whatever they want because they know nothing will happen. To be frank, it's boring. 10 minutes of "circle time" where the kids don't remember things we told them 15 minutes earlier then all day is playing in centres. Three years old and the kids don't know their colours, shapes, names, numbers, or letters because they aren't being taught.

    We ended up at Trailside Daycare last minute when my mom hurt her back and could no longer watch my…read moredaughter. She started in the toddler room and from day one I felt at ease. I was allowed to call anytime and check in and that helped me as a parent. My daughter never cried about being left there and when I would pick her up she would give me a huge hug them want to stay. There was minor staff changed over the years but a lot of tenured staff. All the staff was nice and each one I considered a good role model for my daughter. They held events throughout the year really showing how they were proud for their kids. My daughter learned a lot through play and was well prepared for school. From growing carrots to hands on wild and messy painting (as it should be!) to quiet time with books or independent crafting, we loved it. My daughter 2 years later is still friends with other classmates. Trailside's a gem. Chris now runs Trailside and while she seems very businessy my daughter (and us) loved her. She showed kids what rules are, how to follow them and how to have fun.

    A Child's University

    A Child's University

    4.0
    (8 reviews)

    I will start this review by saying - if you're not even sure if you want a kid, but might someday -…read morestop reading, get yourself on the waitlist NOW, and then come back and finish reading.   Every time we talk about moving, I can't bring myself to pull the trigger because I don't want to take my son out of this amazing early learning center, and I have no idea how we would ever find a daycare that compares?!!!  So much stems from the awesome owners, who employ and develop a great staff, and promote a culture of client satisfaction. We are so taken care of here, our feedback is frequently requested.  Any questions I've had, are answered within hours - day or night.  And I have to give Jamie, the Director, major props because not only is she cool, calm, and collected with great communication skills, but she's also fashionable, stunning, and super funny. In addition to the amazing employees and the beautiful and bright space, this is a quick list of what I love so much about A Child's University: *It is accredited - It is extremely difficult to achieve and maintain academic accreditation.  It shows in all levels of the education. Yes, even my 11 month old had a daily curriculum they follow including themes, art projects, science, math, and health/motor skills. *Daily art projects.  Yep, even in the baby room, they do art! *They exceed the state's teacher ratio standards by staffing more educators in each room than the state requires.  Full time educators have their degree. *It's clean.   *They play music entering and leaving the building, and in the baby room. *They use an app that sends push notifications so I know the minute my son goes down for a nap, has a wet diaper, and how much of his lunch he ate (or threw on the floor as the case may be). *They send several pictures daily and have a live stream camera. *They have a nurse on staff daily. *The staff is so loved, and in return they shower our babies with love.  It makes me smile to see all of the love notes and gifts that the teachers received.

    If you're one of the many who have to head back to work with a new baby in tow, then you know…read morethere's nothing more nerve-wracking than placing your brand new darling in someone else's hands. You worry about whether your baby will like the caretaker...whether s/he will like them more than you...whether they will care for your baby as well as you could...and whether they will be kind enough to not tell you that they witnessed your baby's first word/crawl/gurgle/etc. If you're also in tune to the importance of early childhood education, you likely also want to know whether they follow the standards for care and that they are fostering your child's social, emotional, and educational learning and expanding your baby's gross motor skills. Whew. It's exhausting, thinking about all those things...and, as a new parent, I thought of all those and more when trying to decide where to enroll our daughter. A Child's University was seriously one of, if not the, best place we could imagine. Each and every day, she loves going to 'school'. I also love that she can grow there and maintain continuity, as the school goes up until Kindergarten. I have full confidence that she will develop mentally, socially, and emotionally under their watch. They do wonderful craft projects, even with the teensy babies, and every time I pick her up she is happily playing with the various toys or other children - always with one or more of the teachers sitting watchfully. All of this allows you, the parent, to feel good about the fact that your child is engaged all day long. And, while they do have a ton of rules and protocols to follow, I know all are done with safety in mind. The teachers are outstanding. I am not joking when I say that a primary concern of mine is whether they will be sensitive to the conflicting emotion caused by leaving your baby with another caretaker. For that kindness, and for the kindness they show to my daughter each and every day, they get an A+ in my book.

    Kids Quarters - childcare - Updated July 2026

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