Our daughter has been here since birth, basically, (now 2.5) and interacted with most of the…read moreteachers. They are all fantastic. I wish they got outside a bit more and were a bit less expensive, but that's the same as any other nyc daycare. Admin/staff is generally pretty good, though there's a bit room for improvement on communications. Overall we are very happy and would strongly recommend this place to friends. (We have 3 kids, our youngest goes here, and we've done just about every childcare arrangement you can imagine)

The teachers and caretakers here are incredible. My son has been there over a year, starting when…read morehe was just 5.5 months and he LOVES it. All of the teachers, even from other classes show my child so much love and care and the activities range widely so the kids learn about all kinds of things. The kids also learn Spanish starting very young. Definitely recommend to anyone needing safe and educational care.

This review is based on someone else's experience and not mine alone. I know someone who has had…read moretheir loved ones enrolled here for the past 4-5 years. They have always been pleased with the environment and the staff. The staff are committed to their jobs and the students. The curriculum is fantastic. They are a licensed daycare and fully accredited private school which accepts students in grades K-8. Everytime I visited, I been treated nicely.

I currently have 2 kids enrolled in BCH and we absolutely love it. It is a sweet, loving…read moreenvironment -- we adore the classroom, the backyard and the nutritious meals and snacks that the children are served. The teachers are very communicative and are always thinking of fun ways to keep the kids engaged and interested.

We had an absolutely phenomenal experience at Brooklyn Childrens House. Lisa is simply incredible…read morewith children and our toddler flourished in her care. The attention to detail and training with the highest level of montessori achieved is unparalleled. You will not regret choosing this establishment for your child's daily care. I cannot recommend Lisa and her staff enough and miss her terribly after we moved away from NY. 10 stars for BCH!

Me and my sister went to chickpeas as littles kids and there is no place I have ever felt more…read moresupported. The relationships I made their were so important and it's so fun to be part the of the chickpeas community. There is no better representation of a cute preschool then chickpeas.

If we had to do it all over again, we would never have sent our child to Chickpeas and would have…read moresaved ourselves a lot of grief and stress. Up until the 2022-2023 school year, Chickpeas was a parent-run cooperative preschool for 40 years. There is a social-justice focus to the preschool curriculum. But, you need to ask whether the teachers go too far with 3 and 4 year olds when your child tells you they are "scared of policemen because they kill people", with no further context. The school created their own Covid policies that went above and beyond CDC recommendations and DoH policies because that is what the teachers were comfortable with. They continue to hold very strict policies after the rest of the world has decided it's time to relax them. This is fine until the school was closed for the equivalent of almost 2 months for Covid cases. The lead teacher/executive director has been lead teacher at the school for a few years and taught there for several more. She has deeply ingrained issues with people she sees as privileged. I don't understand why she continues to work in the field she does, given the fact that small children have parents that teachers need to interact with. She has difficulty regulating her emotions when things don't go her way and the stresses of Covid have not helped. She refuses to acknowledge different perspectives and instead sees them as attacks. She has shared damaging and fabricated stories about interactions with parents. The list goes on. Both the lead teacher and one of the other teachers resigned last year. This should have been a good opportunity to hire new people and give the school new life, but the majority of parents didn't want to do the necessary work to find new teachers. There was mediation, and then the 2 teachers changed their minds and decided to stay. This was a mistake. The school has a contract with the DOE for UPK and this 2022-2023 school year it has new 3K funding, thanks to the stewardship of a few involved parents.

This is a nice school building with a large majority staff that cares not for students but make the…read morebuilding a glorified hangout for faculty who act like the children attending inconvenienced them by wanting to learn. If you want a school that cares not for your kids send them here.

Just saw Chicago. It was like going to Broadway with parking fairly close. The band, actors and…read morestage crew were amazing.

We started our little one at KinderCare in early 2026. It was a hard transition for us as…read morefirst-time parents, but the whole team has made it easy for us. We've been so impressed with the quality of care -- and the amount of exposure that our little one has had that really has supported their development. Their teachers -- Ms. Olivia and Ms. Erona -- shower the entire classroom with genuine love and care. I do not worry any more about what our little one gets up to each day because I know that they are in good hands with both teachers. I will be VERY sad when our little one graduates to the next classroom. They truly love their teachers and fellow babies, and as a parent, there is nothing better than having a baby that comes home each day happy!

The students of Brooklyn Tech all had this initial thought, "I hate Tech". Whether it was because…read moreof the teachers, elevators, schedules, or staff, while you attended Brooklyn Tech, you found some reason to dislike like the school. You have teachers constantly pushing you to do your best. There is no excuse for late homework or late assignments. Administrators will not take your if, ands, or buts. Sometimes you will have class in the basement then, the next period, gym on the 8th floor. The elevators will be packed, you will have to climb 9 flights of stairs. With the mind set of a high school student, you sometimes might feel unfairly retreated or wronged by deans or Brooklyn Tech staff. Trust me, as time goes on, you will realize, it's nothing personal. The school will seem like a human oven in the summer and winter. All of these elements may make you think that Brooklyn Tech isn't the school for you, or that you wouldn't want your child attending this institution. However, from the viewpoint of a Brooklyn Tech alumni, this school has sculpted me to the person I am today. You have educators who want to do more than make a semi decent salary. Teachers who want to help you succeed. I have gained more than just education within the sciences and engineering, I have gained pure knowledge. Knowledge that will carry with me where ever I go. Knowledge that is engraved in me, which makes me a better person, which gives me that advantage in the real world. As for the student body, it is an experience that you will never be able to encounter for the rest of your life. Attending Brooklyn Tech, you learn more about culture by your peers, than any course you can take in a higher education class. Not everyone who attends Brooklyn Tech has the same Ivy League ambition. You will meet some of the most brilliant pranksters, some of the most innovative individuals, and some of the most creative students. You will meet real people. You will find your own group of friends who will better define who you are as a person. I have met so many great and amazing people through my time at Brooklyn Tech. With that note, I have also met some who I would wish never to see again. There will always be something negative to say about any high school you attend. Your life is what you make it. The decisions you make will either make that path easier or harder. Brooklyn Tech is definitely one of those decisions in your life where you might think you've taken on a challenge that is more than you can chew. Trust me, this experience is worth it. It may not be easy, it may not be pretty, but you will leave carrying the pride of being a Brooklyn Tech Alumni.

Nice students at their school I guess. they helped out with my debate. Looks really nice but long…read morecommute tho

What a fun and educational class for littles! We love that it's outdoors and a great opportunity…read morefor kids to socialize while playing and exploring in nature. The songs are pretty catchy too! I always recommend this class to other parents with toddlers/pre-schoolers. Love that you can find classes all over the country, and they even offer virtual classes.

This "class" is as good as it gets!…read more I started going to Tinkergarten with my three and a half year old last fall. I battled the BQE to get to Park Slope from Queens for these classes - that's how good they are! The whole premise of kids playing and learning outdoors appealed to the educator in me; the one who laments the lack of play time for children in today's testing-driven world. My daughter and I truly had some of the best weeks of our lives during those classes and made some beautiful memories. Meghan was an exceptional teacher who was able to make the outdoors come alive for children. The activities designed by Tinkergarten helped children explore their surroundings, flex their imaginations, and learn deeply about themselves and their world through play. The activities were fun, engaging, and truly got you learning by getting your hands dirty! I cannot say enough wonderful things about Tinkergarten. My only regret was that our "semester" ended. It was a bittersweet end of class. My daughter still talks about Miss Meghan and remembers, vividly and fondly, all the different activities we did. An added treat to Tinkergarten is their vast collection of activities that you can find on their website (for free!!) As a working mother I don't always have time to prepare activities for my child. What I appreciate most about Tinkergarten activities is that they require minimal to no preparation. They can also be done ANYWHERE! While it's great to go on a "bell hunt" in an outdoor space where you can run around, I've also been able to use it in my small home. We've put a "compass" on our head not just at a park, but when we walk up the block to go to our nearby deli. We've also made a "magic carpet" using household items when it's raining outside. Seriously - visit their website and learn more.