I recently moved my 3 year old daughter to this school and we are both so happy. We're in a bilingual household so being immersed in Spanish at school will ensure she continues to develop her Spanish skills. The teachers are amazing, they made her feel comfortable in her transition and now she looks forward to going everyday! She runs into the classroom! Great balance of curriculum and fun. I love getting the daily updates also. Thank you to Maestra Yajaira, Maestra Olga, and Maestra Ruth! read more

We currently have both our infant and our 2-year-old enrolled at Little Einsteins, and we cannot recommend them highly enough. From the moment you walk in, you can tell how deeply engaged the teachers are with their students. The space feels warm, inviting, and safe, and every member of the staff is incredibly kind. Leaving your kids with strangers is so hard and scary but Maestras Claudia and Graciela, along with the entire support staff, make it feel as if we are dropping off our kids with family. We are SO grateful! The curriculum offers a perfect balance of academic learning, social skills, and fun. Plus, having our children learn a second language in such a diverse and welcoming environment is invaluable. read more

Our family has been a part of the Little Einsteins community for the past 5 years. Our eldest graduated and was very well prepared for kindergarten both from a social and academic perspective and our youngest, currently in Yajaira's class, is thriving. As non-Spanish speakers, it's been incredible watching how immersed our children become in the language and culture. The maestra's treat every student like it's their own child - with love, support, boundaries and partner with parents through challenges and celebrations. Our daughter absolutely adores her teachers (currently Yajaira & Olga, previously Yoanna, Dulce, Graciela, Ana, Daymar). Thank you to the amazing staff -- your love and support does not go unnoticed! read more

Little Einstein took my baby in the middle of the school year at a time when our previous day care was abruptly shut down. Donna was so welcoming and understanding. All the teachers are very loving and patient with the kids. I am most grateful for Maestra Dulce Diaz, Yohanna and Maria Daymar, the way they shows love for my baby is amazing. I would recommend them anytime. read more

This school has been such a blessing to our families needs. From the upper management all the way down to the janitor/maintenance they have been welcoming and supportive. My child was well loved, respected, and educated throughout his entire stay there from 3-5 yrs old. My kiddo, through God's grace, was also supported here during COVID when school was out and I had nowhere and no one to support us while he was in 1st grade. I would HIGHLY recommend this school as they have also become our family! We LOVE Little Einsteins. read more

Disclaimer: This review is from the perspective of a prospective client, NOT from someone who actually had their kid attend. The teachers seem very sweet and caring, but a variety of factors on our tour led me to pursue other options for my son: 1. Security concern - When I first arrived for my tour, it was confusing on where to go. Their parking lot is behind the building so you come up to the school facing rows of emergency exit doors with one door that has a sign saying for visitors to call for a tour. As I was standing at that door, a parent leaving with their child opened it and waved me inside. Unfortunately, it turns out the front door is on the street side of the building, and the door I came in puts you in a long hallway outside all the classrooms that runs the length of the facility. I wandered most of the hallway lost before I was able to flag down a staff member and ask for directions. Despite walking past many class windows and looking like a lost tourist holding a baby, no one approached me, and no one seemed concerned that I had entered from the locked back door. 2. Lack of vetting of kids - I was initially pleased by the fast response to my inquiry about their openings, but not once during my tour did the staff member leading me around ask me any questions about our parenting style or my 1yr old son's personality/behavior tendencies to see if we would be a good fit for their program. They were very interested in trying to talk to, touch, high five, and tell him how handsome he was while he was cautiously and quietly watching them, but normally daycares want to know at least something about a prospective student's personality and any potential adjustment concerns they should be aware of before accepting them. Almost immediately after my tour, Donna had sent over Docusign paperwork to start enrollment even before we said we wanted to move forward, which further made me feel like they just want to fill their spots and don't care with who. 3. Claimed they were a prep school, but didn't understand childhood education philosophies or practices - I'm not a tiger mom. Honestly, Director Donna's claims that they were a prep school was minorly worrying for me, as I don't want to put that much academic pressure on my kids so early. Their website states that they follow a Constructivist philosophy, which I wasn't familiar with so I researched it before my tour. Supposedly this theory is a drastically different approach than Montessori where it's more community and team project based instead of self directed learning, which appealed to me. On the tour, the staff proudly stated they followed Montessori practices, and seemed very confused when I asked about how they teach social emotional learning skills (ie: naming feelings, recognizing how hard those big feelings can be, what we can do when having them, etc). I'm not sure if this is a language gap where she knew the Spanish names for these instead of the English names or what, but it felt like she was just parroting childhood education buzzwords without actually understanding their concepts and reasoning behind why they do any of it. 4. Their pricing structure is a bit strange and their hours aren't flexible to your schedule without add-on pricing - A "Full day" for them is 8:45-4:45, with "Before School" of 7:30-8:45 and "After School" care of "3:45-5:30" being extra addon costs per month. So if you're an 8-5 employee, you can tack on an extra $450 a month to their quoted base tuition. I haven't run into this at any other daycare I've seen so far, they just ask what hours you need and then if those hours are more than a 8-8.5hr window then they maybe will charge extra. I'm sure kids in their care are well cared for, and they seem to like their teachers, but these concerns made me not feel comfortable with choosing them for my son's care. read more

I am writing this review in enthusiastic recommendation of Little Einsteins. I have been an LE parent for a little over 3 years, and have truly loved being part of their community. My 4-year old started there in April of 2021 (still Covid precaution days) and he and I have both been fans ever since. He absolutely loves going to school (he sometimes asks to go to his teacher's houses on the weekends and I have to let him down easily lol) and has been learning so quickly in the areas of numbers (he can already identify 3-digit numbers!), learning letters and being able to listen and sometimes even respond in Spanish. Perhaps most importantly, they are extremely nurturing and respond to his occasional behavior issues with love, understanding, and support. This means the world to me. I also have a 1-year old who began going when she was 8 months old, and she has blossomed so much with them, and now she is cycling up to have some of the teachers my son had, and it is beautiful to see that connection. Little Einsteins is a place that allows kids to be themselves, to develop kind and genuine friendships with their peers and teachers, and to celebrate and be celebrated often. I am so thankful that we found such an amazing school on our first try - my only sadness is that we can't keep the kids there forever! read more

Our 2 year old son attended Little Einsteins and we had a wonderful experience! It was a bit of an adjustment for him cause he had never been in daycare before. The staff at little einsteins were always so kind and patient with him at pick up and drop off time. They sent us pictures of him while he was there, and always updated us about his naps and snacks. I love that they have an app with a messaging feature so you can contact them at any time. We never had any issues while he was attending daycare full time there. read more

My daughter has been going here for 2 years and has always been very well cared for. It is a wonderful place for her to learn, play, and interact with teachers and other children, all while getting exposure to a second language. She loves her school, and I am grateful to the teachers who are playing such an important role in her young development. read more

When you get to a point when you feel misrepresented and taken advantage of it is time to expose that abuse. I thought this school had the integrity that our family could trust. That trust was in the form of caring for our precious daughter. However, after presenting them with a major issue concerning our child and another child ( that we thought could have been resolved fairly quickly,) my opinion of them has greatly changed. As most people know, a school should generally have to provide a safe environment for their students. This means the school has to take reasonable steps to make sure your child isn't harmed by other students. Specifically, schools have a duty to adequately supervise children and they also have a duty to make sure that children are protected from children. In a preschool setting we understand that toddlers will be toddlers. But what we do expect is for the organization that you entrust your child's welfare to solemnly take these matters seriously and not blow them off. Recently, I presented a photo of my daughters injury to this school with specifics expressed by My toddler daughter. We simply asked that these parents be notified and made aware of the occurrence so that it doesn't further happen again. Seems like a reasonable request... Right? Well I thought so too. Instead, I received correspondence from the owner (who by the way seemingly took offense) refuted my daughters claims and instead, we have received allegations alluding to behavioral issues with our daughter (by the way typical toddler shenanigans) as if to claim this is the cause of her injuries. The reality is that there is negligence on behalf of Little Einsteins. To assert that here has not been any reports of the the other child biting or scratching, does not negate the fact that it has happened. We do not take our daughter around other children outside of school so this injury and previous ones that were not reported has occurred at little Einsteins. The blatant disregard for the injuries sustained by my child from the school shows us he level of integrity and disregard for the welfare of our daughter. In the past I have let things like scratches and falls just go, but the bitting was a bit to far. I expected the school to take more control of the situation and investigate who (if not the one my daughter claimed) injured my baby. Just to say they "don't believe and have no reason to suspect" one child doesn't mean it didn't happen. We know for a fact it has happened, and their lack of attempt to solve the problem...is a problem. We have instead decided to file a report against the school and as tax paying citizens, I want others to know before you decide on where to send your child take this into consideration. No parent should be left feeling like their concerns when brought forward will not be taken seriously, brushed off and instead look for other reasons to find fault with your little one. I am appalled, I am disgusted, I feel my daughter has been treated unfairly and I am saddened to know that what I believed to be a good school is Infact a misrepresentation. read more

This is a great school where kid really learn. The teachers are great with kids and understand them well. If you want something different from just a site where they only babysit this is the place for ur kid. They go beyond just teaching kids the esential they care about there needs. And they help the community along all. Take a time to go check them out if you want to kid to go outside the box. Great place for kids. read more

Little Einstein's is a wonderful bilingual daycare! The staff are extremely warm and loving and our son is very happy there. The owner is professional and knowledgable and works hard to provide opportunities for all the childrens' social, emotional, and language development. The classes are small and the staff really get to know your child personally and nurture their growth. Highly recommend! read more

Little Einsteins Spanish School is an excellent bi-lingual daycare/preschool. Our daughter has attended for 3 years and we have had nothing but the most caring, compassionate experiences. Donna Amador, the Director, is very approachable and works hard to provide an environment balanced with learning, free play, discovery, and social and emotional growth. The teachers provide high quality care and education, taking personal interest in your child's development. We feel lucky to have found such a nurturing environment and consider the teachers as second moms! We highly recommend Little Einsteins. read more