My daughter attends CCB and she seems to enjoy it there. It's hard to compare daycares since, we've…read moremoved her at different ages. However I feel there's a good consistency in the teachers there. They keep "floating" teachers there to a minimum, so it's almost always one of her regular teachers at pick up and drop off. There are good programs to keep the little ones busy. I believe there's a regularly schedule rotation of art and music teachers that rotate through the rooms. They also have a surprisingly robust (and newly renovated) outdoor space and playground for the various rooms. My 2 year old spends a lot of time exploring outdoors in a safe and contained space, which I think is a good thing. CCB does a good job of communicating any changes in schedule, staff and events. It's a relatively big place, but seems to well-organized. They also provide food which is a plus, since meal prepping for our little one was a big time sink and also probably less healthy. Overall I would highly recommend CCB and wouldn't hesitate to send another child there in the future.

Our child felt welcomed, challenged, and at home at CCB quickly and loved her friends and teachers…read morethere. She would frequently go out of her way to see old teachers and say hello to the friendly staff. CCB did everything they could to help our child adapt and grow while there. Any time we had questions the staff and teachers worked together to improve the situation. Besides the excellent care, the facilities and programs were excellent and never felt tired. We felt everyone there was proud to help the center be at its best. People clearly were proud to do the right thing and maintain the reputation that CCB earned over the decades.

Both of my children attended RCN years ago and we still quote lessons and songs we learned there!…read more In addition to the amazing teachers and facilities, my favorite thing was the inclusion. From a young age my kids saw that people come in many different sizes, colors, and mental abilities, and that was completely normal. I can't tell you what a difference this has made in their lives.

From the owner: Rochester Childfirst Network is a not-for-profit agency dedicated to advancing the quality of early…read moreeducation and care in Western New York, through leadership, advocacy, and innovative direct services to children. We offer services to children of all abilities from 6 weeks to 12 years old: Infant/toddler care Pre-K and Universal Pre-K After School Programs Backyard Adventures Summer Program Special Education Services available on site. Our Facilities: South Wedge site at 941 South Ave, Rochester Center City site in the Sibley Building, 250 E. Main St., Rochester RCN's South Wedge site sits on 4-acres of beautiful land with age appropriate outdoor play spaces for our children to exercise, learn, and play. The classrooms contain age appropriate furniture with activity centers including: Dramatic Play, Housekeeping, Library, Circle Time Rug, Computers, Table Top Toys, building blocks for Large Muscle Activities, Arts and Crafts, Science, Sand and Water Tables, Music and Quiet Area. Our Sibley Building location is conveniently located for those who live and work in downtown Rochester. There are three separate yet open classrooms within Center City that allow our teachers to develop age appropriate activities for the children we serve. Our indoor and outdoor learning environments offer many opportunities for creative, child directed play with their peers to aid in development. Parents are welcome to join their children during the day for lunch.

Really don't have any complaints after taking our son here for the last three months. Frequent…read moreupdates from the brightwheel app and staff being excited to care for our son is all we can ask for. There isn't a review on here less than 4 years old, so take those old ones with a grain of salt, we've loved Banners so far.

I was a part of this center for a short time, and i would not recommend working there or sending…read moreyour child there, make sure you read reviews before sending your child to a day care. I saw first hand the disorganization, lying, and dishonesty that was upheld there, with employees, and their care for kids was not great, although i never thankfully saw harsh or abusive behaviors, they were not sweet and loving, or seemed to have given anyone a care in the world. Children need to be loved and cared for and employees need to be treated nicely and not cheated or lied to. I dont recommend this place for your child or employment