If you are thinking about bringing your children to this facility think again! First, let me start…read morewith their teachers high turnover rate. My son has been in the toddler class for 6 months and we've been through approximately 1 teacher every month! Understandable for the underpayment they receive, but terrible for our children! Then they demand appreciation for their teachers from parents on days like "appreciation week"! NO, they need appreciate their own teachers by paying them enough to last more than one month! so don't try to bond with a teacher over here because they're on the go! Even the principal left a few months after the school opened and now they have a new one! The school had a COVID case back in July but unlike all other daycares that close one to tow weeks to insure everyones safety, they remained open because their main goal is collecting money. I had to keep my son home for a few weeks because we had a newborn. Not even one person bothered to check on my son to see if he's okay! This also applies to when the boy is absent you never hear from them! Again, unlike other daycares visits are not allowed, bringing cake for your kids birthdays isn't allowed, I was told not to put any candy in my son's birthday giveaway bags but we personally received bags with tons of candy from other children! Hmmm the rules don't apply for everyone!! I sent an organic ointment with my sons belongings with his name printed on it, that ointment was no where to be found! So I bought and sent a new one! Funny enough when I decided to pull my son out and received his belongings, again the ointment wasn't there! Seems like this ointment is someone's favorite over there! On the parent forum "Bright wheel" we would receive a picture with many clothing items with the following question "Is any of these items for your son?" How tacky and unprofessional is this! A few days ago, I dropped the boy off to only receive a voicemail while getting into my complex elevator that exactly states: "your son is upset and he ran right into the door and when we tried to pick him up to console him he threw himself on the floor and he bumped his head a pretty good bump" then moving forward to the accident report I received for this incident it exactly states: "Your son banged his head on the door twice and threw himself face first on the ground and hit his head" WOW! Which statement should I believe? I said show me the cameras I would like to see it in action because my son has never done this before. Sure enough the principal refused. Not only their accident report statement is vague but it's very insulting for me as a mother, and for my 2 years old son as well. So does all their other accident reports. They want you to believe there's something wrong with your child and it's him to blame for incidents. I don't invest into teaching my son to wake up and start banging his head randomly NO! Shame on them if their accusations is right pushing a child to behave this way! Everyone was horrified of my son's head injury including his doctor who asked us if we saw the cameras? Everyone is having a very hard time believing that my son would do this to himself! Everyone is suggesting that police should be involved. 2 days after his head injury he goes back to Everbrook and right after they received him, I receive a text on brightwheel saying: "your son was upset I tried comforting him but it wasn't working and resulted on him wanting to hit his head on the floor" Really? IF I believe their accusations, what would push a happy child to hurt himself over there? What makes those big negative feelings of a child surface at daycare that we NEVER see at home? Never heard of child wanting to bang their head after "consoling and comforting them"! How about the reason? The cause? They fail to contain the child, handle their emotions or communicate on his level appropriately. I then realized my son wasn't in a safe environment and needed out of that place immediately! I am as a mother traumatized of this experience that resulted in my son's head injury ( pictures attached) and I won't be sending him to daycare .. they don't care for children they rather complete tasks to receive a pay. I feel he's in a safe place now with me at home. Avoid Everbrook Academy at all costs!

My daughter attends this daycare and we have had a wonderful experience so far. They have been…read moreincredibly accommodating towards food allergies and just her overall well-being. I find the watch me grow programs and bright wheel app to be wonder tools to stay connected and peek in on her during the day. I love seeing her play and interact. If I ever have questions or concerns I get answers from her teacher or principal very quickly.

Very impressed with. Went for Childs birthday. First half hours is arts and crafts with guidance …read more Next hour play and staff was involved . Then to party room to eat . No problem with 25 kids attending, which is probably maximum. Good parking lot.

I love kidville! Every location has been absolutely amazing!…read moreI have worked for the Hoboken one teaching dance, art, rr and the preschool classes. I also have loved this location. Theure your 1 stop shop for babies and kids 5 months or so until about 6 on average.

My child just started here a month ago and our experience has been nothing short of amazing. The…read moresecurity and safety here are excellent and the staff go above and beyond to make students and parents feel comfortable and secure. My child is well taken care of and even though we just started the staff all know my family by name. Highly recommend for all children because the curriculum is excellent. It is not just a 'daycare' but they strive to prepare our children for Kindergarten and help with socializing, sensory stimulation, nap schedules etc. I also love the additional activities and philanthropic fundraisers they support. Everyone I know also speaks so highly of this location from the clean facilities to the staff. I miss my child during the day but the TLE app keeps me updated and sends pictures.

TLE is a great fit for some, but the 20 kids toddler (16 month old) classroom size & 4 teachers,…read morewas too overwhelming for our daughter, who stopped eating and drinking altogether. So we had to un-enroll her. Also had an experience where there were only 2 kids in the class around 7:45am, and 2 teachers. One teacher was holding a crying toddler, yet the other teacher neglected to comfort our daughter who was screaming at her feet, while she continued to talk to the other teacher. She only interacted with her when she saw me looking at her from the side window. This was day 3 of my daughter being enrolled there. Which completely broke my heart seeing this as a first time day-care mom. I spoke to the director and requested a specific teacher be assigned to my daughter because I noticed she was the most nurturing from what I'd seen, but was told they could not honor my request and assign a specific teacher cause they don't take requests. A few kids had yellow snot running down their noses which also resulted in my daughter having a terrible flu for 2 weeks. Stopping in a couple times during the day we also noticed that her bottle and food was placed on the table and left, and if they dropped or she didn't eat, there'd be little attempt to ensure she has something in her tummy. So she was always extremely hungry and cranky when we picked her up and drank 2 bottles on the drive home from roseland to Montclair. Our experience was not the greatest, but yours may be different. Eventually, her stopping eating and drinking after a week of being there forced us to remove her & we appreciate miss Tessa understanding and issuing us a partial refund.

Every day our son comes home with a new story or skill he learned at Cresthill. Last week he even…read moreused sing language to ask for water! With our hectic schedules, it's amazing to see the school filling in gaps and supporting his growth. The staff is attentive, and the environment is safe and stimulating.

Our daughter started at Cresthill just a few months ago, and already she's showing curiosity we…read moredidn't expect at this age. She sings the song she learned and talks about her classroom friends constantly. The facility is bright and welcoming,and the teachers genuinely care. It's a relief for working parents like us.

Excellent daycare !! My son is 2.5 he loves it there from front desk to staff everyone is super…read morefriendly and polite !!!!!! Recommend!

We have been part of the Lightbridge family for 4 years. Lightbridge of Wayne has been great for…read moreour daughter. The staff, administration and teachers have gone above and beyond! As a parent I've seen first hand what a good school can do for a child! The pathways are phenomenal, the teachers are always making sure the children are doing well. The staff is very transparent and available to the families. Lightbridge of Wayne has exceeded our expectations! Special mention to Sumit, Lightbridge functions as fantastic as it does because of the kind person you are. Thank you.

I'm writing this review with a heavy heart. I'm not one to bash any company! If I dislike any…read morecompany I just go about my day and don't return. Unfortunately, today I felt the need to review this business due to the trauma my son has been facing. My son attended this center for less than 8 months. In which two major head injuries occurred (see photo). One hematoma on the forehead which has left him with permanent muscle tear and is visible when he cries or laughs real big. Second injury was staples on his head because they allowed another child to hit my son with a very heavy plastic toy that gashed my son's head pretty deep. This is not ALL staff but certainly some young ones who clearly are not meant to be in The field to care for children. Sadly also management not being more proactive to make sure teachers are more aware of the children's surroundings. These are only 2 incidents that I felt justifiable enough never to return. There were other incidents of my child constantly being bitten. My reason for writing this is because the staples incident occurred 4/4/2025 and today my son had a complete meltdown scared to return to a new daycare... still naming the child from kindercare who hurt him. I'm not blaming the child I'm blaming management for having people who don't care and for not being more involved in the classroom. When my husband returned the following Monday to retrieve our sons belongings the staff didn't even bat an eye and that's very sad to hear. The reviews you see here are from management office pushing to get reviews from both parents and staff. They aren't real reviews. I only know this because I was one of the parents who received those request in November/December. Due to the biting incidents it took me awhile to review. But after the hematoma I removed it. All bad reviews seem to have been deleted. I hope they do better... for the children's safety and for the parents who have to work and shouldn't have to worry about their children's safety.

the best decision I made was enrolling my son into Kindercare . Ms MaryAnn and Ms Michelle put my…read moremind at ease while he is there! They are always doing fun projects and engaging the children through out the day And on the app you are given a thorough walk through of how your babys day is going. My favorite are the daily photos! Highly recommend!

I had the opportunity to work at this learning center, and it was truly an amazing experience. I…read moreworked in every classroom with children of all different age groups, which helped me grow both personally and professionally. Every age brought something unique, and I loved being able to build relationships with each child and watch them learn and grow. The staff was incredibly supportive, welcoming, and always willing to help one another. It created such a positive work environment and made coming to work enjoyable every day. The children were just as amazing they were full of energy, curiosity, and love, and they made every day rewarding. I'm very grateful for the experience and everything I learned while working here. I would highly recommend this daycare to anyone looking for a caring environment for their children or a great place to work.

I absolutely love working at Kidoodle Daycare Center! The staff is amazing and truly feels like…read morefamily. It's such a rewarding experience to watch the children learn, grow, and reach new milestones every day. I'm grateful to be part of a team that genuinely cares about the kids and creates such a positive, loving environment.

My son recently graduated from Park Street Academy and truly had the best experience. The teachers…read moreare so loving and knowledgable, patient, and truly cared for my child. His classmates were from all different backgrounds and the school really celebrates inclusivity. My son became more open and social and learned so much, it's made the transition to Kindergarten super smooth. He was always excited to go to school! I highly recommend PSA!

As of this June my twin sons are graduates of Park Street Academy (PSA). Without a doubt, PSA is a…read morespecial place that lovingly nurtured the boys while encouraging them to achieve their best. PSA's devoted teachers supported my children throughout a rigorous academic program that included science, math, American Sign Language, social studies and fine arts. Having completed two years at PSA, my children will enter kindergarten this fall knowing they have accomplished developmentally appropriate but challenging tasks. In addition to ensuring that students achieve academic milestones, PSA teaches children to be worldly citizens and considerate members of the community. Their students are aware of a great big world behind their town but they appreciate the opportunities and worth within reach. Procedurally, PSA is an efficient business that effectively handles business matters. Its school policies are reasonable and we appreciated their efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of its students, teachers and staff. PSA and its community of students, parents, teachers and administrators will always be a part of our lives. When I cried at graduation (truth), they were tears of joy that my children were thriving and simply, growing up. But they were also tears of appreciation and gratitude for PSA. Our entire family is prepared for kindergarten and beyond!