My son has been with Milena since he was 16 months old and now he is almost 3 1/2 years. Daisy…read morefamily daycare is extremely welcoming and supportive to our family. It is a second home for our son, who has benefitted greatly from the mixed-age socialization. Milena is reassuring and knowledgeable since the very beginning. We are so grateful that we found her. We know that when our son is with her he is clean, well-fed, rested, learning and well-loved. The facility is always clean, play room is amazing equipped with different learning toys. Outdoor playground is my son favorite place. It's a nice sunny place with grass and lots of toys. I'm very happy that kids are going out twice a day and enjoying the nice weather. I highly recommended her service. Daycare is an exceptional example of how all daycares should be!

My son went there for about 2 years, until it was time for Pre-K. He was very happy and learned a…read morelot just from playing with the kids. The space is very clean and full of interesting toys and games for the kids. My son has been always a little climber, so I was pleased with the care he received, as Milena takes great care in watching the kids and keep them busy playing, while learning songs, colors, letters, etc. Great play area, great yard and overall great place! I would highly recommend to anyone who needs a day care that feels as close to home :)

My child attends this daycare and it is fantastic! The structured environment is exactly what i was…read morelooking for in a daycare. The staff is great and my child has a ton of fun and has made some awesome new friends. I would highly recommend Linda's Luv-n-Care Family Daycare.

I highly recommend Little Achievers Family Childcare in Woburn. Both of mine kids went there from…read more3 months up till they started kindergarten. It was like having family care for them while we worked. Great learning environment. Clean, organized, with structure for the kids. A working mother's dream. https://www.littleachieverslearning.com/

We are so happy to send our kids here. Christy used to run big child care centers and now runs this…read moredaycare out of her home. She is exceptionally knowledgeable about children and has helped me with all kinds of kid things, since I am NOT knowledgeable about children :-) She and her staff (all of whom are family!) truly care about the kids and really take care of them lovingly. One of my favorite aspects of Little Achievers is how they encourage the kids to be age-appropriately independent. My 2 year old daughter can do so many things herself - put on her coat and shoes and using safety scissors for example - and she is SO proud that she can. I think a lot of the way she is willing to take on new challenges and keep trying even if she fails comes from the encouragement and structure she gets at Little Achievers. I also love how Christy focuses on helping the kids learn how to be good people. She is firm about manners and making sure the kids treat the staff and each other kindly and with respect. My daughter knows what is and is not kind behavior, and that her behavior can have an effect on the people around her. (Does she always choose to behave well? Absolutely not... but hey, she's 2!) We feel confident that bringing our kids here keeps them safe, happy, and helps them learn.

Seriously, kids get the fun birthday places. We came here for a birthday party and I was amazed…read more Two big rooms of inflatable things to climb and jump on. It was clean and I want to go back!

Big play space for the kids, crammed eating are for the actual celebration. If they are the ones…read moreserving food, it was a bit clumsy. Overall good experience, tho.

Great place for kids and families! We came in a Saturday in July and it was not packed!! There was…read morea sign at the parking lot saying the water park was closed but it wasn't, maybe the sun kept the crowds away....? There are bathrooms here, as well! Clean ones!!!! Plenty of shades areas and play areas for each age group (toddlers and 5-12).

I had a very bad experience with Soule and I had to withdraw my toddler daughter after 3 days. In…read moreshort, the problem is management and, perhaps, its culture. Before I explain what happened, I should note that Soule was the only school that did in-person tours in the peak of the pandemic in February whereas every single school/daycare was doing it remotely. I think that says something... After I enrolled my child, I was told that a week before the official start day, she will come in everyday for an hour with me accompanying her in the classroom. Third day of that transition week, I was told to wait outside as she seemed to be doing fine alone. I left briefly to go to Starbucks to pick up a cup of coffee. When I returned, I found her crying, and I was told that I should stick around because it is the transition period. At week 2, which is the official start week, on Monday I did stick around whole day, because that is what I assumed I was supposed to be doing. Nobody gave me any instructions or explained me any plan. At 10am, they took her out since she was crying asking me to take her home. That did not sound right to me, because she will never get used to the place if I take her home after each cry. So, I gave her some food and I let her go inside again. They had a tendency to say goodbye throughout the day, eager to send us home. I stayed and assisted her to nap there. I thought this was weird as I cannot spend my days like that sticking around whole day, so I asked them to come up with a plan. They said I should leave her in the morning and go home because when she knows that I am outside, she will try to go out and cry. I agreed. The plan was that I was going to leave her half a day for two days and on the third day we would try full day. This plan was reasonable to me, because she was not doing terribly bad at all: she loved the toys and the school, but she needed to learn to stay there without me. Btw, I should note that I did not even do sleep training with her since I am not ok letting her cry for long periods of time. But, our original plan was good, because she seemed to be doing fine. An hour later, the director calls me and says, they decided to switch her enrollment to half day for that month because it is too stressful for her. When I said let me think about it, she says, no, that is what we decided! So, they are making a decision by themselves without thinking about my personal circumstances. I am a single mom who needs to return to her full time job. This was very disturbing for me. I talked to some friends with kids. They all found this whole thing very strange. They all thought that it is their job to entertain/distract her so that she does not cry; they thought that it should not be up to them to make a decision unilaterally. I needed them to do their part so that she gets used to the place as soon as possible. "She cried, take her home" is not a solution. Plus, this created extreme anxiety for me as I could not rely on them to organize my life. I decided to try one-two more days. I found myself calling/texting them to see how she is doing. The second day, nobody even replied to my texts. Somebody should have explained me how the communication was going to work (e.g., they would check with me in mid day, or just reach out to me only if there is an issue). None of that. No explanation of the processes. I talked to the director and explained her all my thoughts. (Oh, btw, the director also said the center is getting rid of all the Covid rules which prompted her to resign.) She kept saying that I am right. But, I don't think that she cares, as she is leaving anyways. Where does the process break? I think the lead teacher has as much responsibility as the director in making sure that there is proper communication with the parent, educating the parent, and setting the expectations of the parent. After we made a plan together, what did she say to the director which made her call me and tell me that they are changing her enrollment without my consent? Plans, of course, can change. I was not going to torment my child if she was not adjusting well, but it should not be up to the school to make a decision without my consent. I am the customer. I eventually decided to cancel her enrollment (which the director offered me), because I could not trust what kind of uncertainty and unreliability was waiting for me in the future. I need reliable care. I do not recommend this place. The core of the problem perhaps is that they have a state institution mentality, which they are. They are employees of the city of Brookline. Private daycares care so much about customer satisfaction and their ratings; the directors seem to be hovering around to make sure that the place is functioning properly. I got the impression that the director of Soule was jaded. Not sure if the new one can change the culture because incentives most likely are there to stay.

This center is exceptional. Everyone here are simply the best in class! Our experience has nothing…read morebut positive. The facilities are nice and clean, and the teachers and directors listen to our kids and parents. My daughter cried every day at a different center, and she stopped crying about school within the same first week she attended here! She loves her teachers and classmates. My only "critique" is that it closes at 4pm, Other than that, they're pretty darn perfect.

My daughter has been going to Kindercare Woburn since she was 4 months old. All of her teachers…read morehave been amazing starting with her infant room teachers to her toddler teachers and now her preschool teachers. I also have to say the center director, Ashley, is outstanding! I truly can not say enough good things about her. She is always very informative, communicates information about the center often and quick to respond whenever my husband or I have any questions or concerns. She makes herself available to parents at any time. Ashley interacts with the kids and they love her! She is also very organized and when she says she will follow up she does and never forgets. The building is definitely on the older side but the care my daughter receives surpasses everything. Finally, I love that I get daily pictures of my daughter and updates about her daily routine through their Kindercare App.

Too much turnaround in this place. Poorly managed. Once you get familiar with the teachers,…read morethey're gone. Very young, inexperienced babysitters. I put both of my sons here and I had to take out my youngest for all of the biting incidents that he had. It was occurring multiple times a week and at times the teachers didn't even notice them. I found the bite marks later and when confronted them about it, they had no answers. I've observed may occasions the teachers socializing with each other, having their backs turned against the children.

My daughter reported to me that she got the bruise on her right cheek at daycare from a teacher who…read morehit her. She has reported the same thing to me on separate occasions The daycare has terminated my daughter enrollment at this daycare as retaliation

Our 12mo old has been going to Diki for the past 6 months, and she squeals with delight when we…read morering the front door bell every morning. Amongst our children this has been our third infant room experience (we've been at two other child care centers), and Diki has been the best. The teachers in the infant room are so enthusiastic, energetic, and kind, and take advantage of being in such a central location with frequent visits to the amazing nearby playgrounds, green spaces, and the children's room at the Cambridge Library's main branch. We appreciate how the head of the center fosters a sense of community through teacher appreciation and parent/teacher/child events. The teachers in the infant room (and other rooms) have been at Diki a long time and seem very committed to the center's future.