We cannot stress enough how much the Montessori environment has helped our son's confidence…read moreflourish. Soon after starting at this school, my son's independence soared, and he came home insisting he participates in household chores. He has also learned how to regulate his emotions in ways I wouldn't expect at age 3! His guides are kind and attentive, and our son looked forward to coming to school every day. We've since moved away, but we miss our CHOM family!

Children's House of Montessori on Camp is a wonderful, nurturing school. Two of our boys are…read morecurrently enrolled and we could not be happier. The Head of School, Ms. Taylor, cares deeply about the wellbeing and growth of each child. The lead teacher, Ms. Karla, is incredibly warm and caring, and has been meeting the unique needs of each of my children. This is a true Montessori school: the environment is carefully prepared and when you observe the children in class, they attend to their own work happily and independently to the sounds of instrumental music. We are so happy we chose CHOM and cannot recommend it highly enough!

Both of my boys went to Town and Country several years back. When we started our sons as this…read morefacility it was run by the Pumpkin Patch but within months was sold to Town and Country. After the change over I noticed things really started to change. All the older experienced and knowledgeable staff started disappearing and were replaced by much much younger staff. I found out later that the older staff was just let go. A few months in I was getting calls at work from management that my oldest son was causing trouble in the room and had to be picked up. This became a biweekly issue. I asked management and this room teachers what the issues were. I got everything from "he's hitting, spitting and disruptive to the other children". This was the third daycare I've sent him to and never had an issue at any of the first two. He doesn't spit at home or at his friends, why here I thought. I talked to my son about his behavior and he insists he did nothing like that. He had no idea why he was in trouble. I found out later that he had another child in his class that would bother him and pick on him and if he stood up for himself he would be immediately pulled into the managers office. As it turned out this other boy was the assistant managers son. When I found that out I called manament about the issue and the answer I go was on line "You have a problem Child and everything we do is legal" and they got off the phone. The last part sent chills down my spine, no one should have to explain that unless you're caught doing something wrong. The next day I pick up my two boys my youngest being only about six months old at the time wasn't fed for the entire day! All his bottles of formula were full from the morning and his snacks had never been touched. I went into the management off and asked them to explain and the answer I got was "it's a busy room and you don't know how hard it is". This is their JOB! I immediately pulled both my sons out of this facility. I should have called DCF at the time but now it's been over five years. After T&C I enrolled both my boys into a new daycare which they spent over two years at and not one disciplinary issue. They both loved their new teachers and learned a lot. Now that my son is much older every time we drive by he refers to Town and Country building as "the bad place" and he would share a new horror story of how he was treated every time he thinks of the place. BTW I still ask him if he ever spit on anyone while at the bad place and he still insists he never did. On a side note my wife and I took the boys to a state park a few years back and someone walked up to us and started talking to the boys. As it turned out she was one of the teachers in my oldest sons room at T&C. She was happy we left, she left also. She told us that "Town and Country is a bad place for both the staff and the children".

Please understand that I am posting my experience in hopes that other parents will be more aware…read more As heartbreaking as this is to say my employment over at Town And Country Early Learning Center OF SOUHINGTON only lasted for 3 weeks before resigning. During my time here my son was also attending, sadly it was to good to be true. My son was bitten in the face by another child which caused bruising. The " teacher " that was in the classroom KNEW the child attempted to bite three times prior to him latching onto my sons face & failed to notify any of the directors. That same teacher also kept her back turned on the playground ignoring my son for over 5 minutes scream & cry for me as I was on the clock with other children. Not only was he screaming & crying but he was putting his hand through the fence. When she finally got up to go attempt to talk to him she gave up within 2 minutes and left him to cry at the gate again. This place has the potential to be great with the right people. With that being said the director here is more than aware that one of her staff are overly aggressive with the children both verbally & physically and still allows her to work there. The things that come to their attention that they need to take seriously they take very lightly. Not to mention I asked the director specifically how she handles hitting & biting at her school prior to me taking this job opportunity & she LIED because she did NONE of what she said. DISGUSTING

I've had to pull my daughter out of this center after multiple safety issues in the toddler…read moreclassroom. My daughter has been bit three times in the span of a month and a half. Extremely dissatisfied with how they handle situations regarding supervision in the classroom, and they do not keep proper documentation of incidents that occur. Not to mention that the last incident that had occurred, I received a text instead of a phone call even though management knew this was a very sensitive issue. Additionally, tuition is raised each year and they have gotten rid of the "Men and Women in the Workforce" discount. Staff are constantly being turned over or shuffled around. The list goes on and on. Look elsewhere!

Finding the right daycare for your little one can be an anxiety-ridden task, but the moment we…read moretoured TLE's facility in Cromwell we were impressed. We've had our kiddo enrolled here for several months now, and we're so happy we made the decision of this daycare. The staff is amazingly patient, informed, and kind. They are great with the children and it's obvious they genuinely care. This is our little one's first experience in daycare and we've seen such a huge improvement in him since starting him here. Thank you TLE for all your effort and care - each and every one of your staff I've met is amazing.

Hug-A-Bunch Daycare is an excellent daycare. Rose Mary has the experience that you look for. Your…read morechild's wants and needs will be met all while teaching and showing good morals. Our son is always happy at pick-up and he looks forward to returning every day!

From the owner: Home atmosphere licensed child daycare. Park like backyard. In business since 1985. Structured…read moredaily routine. Educational activities incorporated to stimulate early childhood learning enthusiasm. Children are taken for a daily morning walk, weather permitting. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided. Hugs are free! Referrals provided upon request. Have a great day!

Everyone and I mean all of the staff, teachers and director at Kindercare in Cromwell are…read morefantastic! they offer such fun activities and update you during the day with pictures and such which I love! my son enjoys the cooking class they offer. Mr. Jason is so kind and patient with the kids! also MISS Debbie is amazing! we love them all! Miss Casey cares so much and is amazing! Highly recommend.

Amazing teachers with great curriculum, they are good at communicating with me about my child They…read moreare also very flexible and accommodating when my schedule changes ;I love their app with frequent updates from the school and teachers on how the day is going. The stuff is always kind and welcoming , I highly recommend KinderCare.

I live two blocks from the Y, so it's a no-brainer for me to work out here. For those folks that…read moresay that any of the other gyms in Mtown are cheaper, I'll challenge that by saying a few things. 1. I don't have to drive to the gym; saving me time and money and 2. I will actually go because it's two blocks away! I have no opportunity to avoid it! 3.They have a wonderful schedule of classes, and 4. there are ALWAYS treadmills available. ALWAYS! Never have I been to a gym where I can use a treadmill whenever I want...when typically at other gyms there is most always a wait around that golden workout hour of 5:30pm and 7am. So for those of you who still drive to the gym (yes we live in America where this is reality) and are on the free weights waiting for a treadmill...think about the Y. *I don't have kids. *I've never used the pool.

Wow where to start? Stayed at the men's residence upstairs for short stent. It was like animal…read moreHouse in there literally but no college. I remember waking up each morning and having to leave the room to use the bathroom early morning to try to get in there before others do. The stall doors were so short that anyone walking in could see the commode. That being said somebody would always clog the toilet and you would hear the noise knowing the water or the river was going to come downstream and you'd have to put your legs up or you would get wet. Some people would walk right in barefoot like it was a normal walk in the park nothing to see here. And then the mixed showering setup in the partying was way overboard. Many people had the jail mentality where they'd be showering and you'd come in there it's your towel and soap and they'd say oh there's more than enough room under one shower head. So some of us would go to the gym and then shower down there and frequenting many YMCA's this one is probably the most stuck up group of people that I've experienced. You're scared down there working out like everybody else on older machines by the way what business is it of theirs to ask what type of car you driving or how big is your house? Now they obviously knew that we were from the men's wing due to the residential cards that we had and free gym privileges. But some of the people that are stuck up tried to make people feel like they shouldn't be there. And people need to remember people stay at the y short-term or long-term for many different reasons from all walks of life The Good The bad and The ugly. And there might be the good in the bad in the men's wing but the only ugliness I seen was the comments from the people downstairs. If you can avoid this place like the plague. If not make sure to keep your feet up when the river comes running.

This school is wonderful. The teachers are kind, caring, creative, and purposeful in their words…read moreand actions. They utilize materials in unique and innovative ways and allow children to experiment and explore. It's awesome here.

From the owner: Neighborhood Preschool is a play-based daycare located at Wesleyan University and open to the…read morebroader community. We believe that every child is unique, and that each one should be allowed to take an individual, active role in the process of learning.

We have been sending our children to Tender Care (formerly Apple Tree) since 2010. Both kids loved…read moreit there and they still use the after school program even though they've graduated. The staff and teachers are amazing. They truly care about the kids and how they progress. Both of my children started kindergarten and their teachers were so impressed at how much they already knew. I know the costs are probably more than some other day cares, but honestly you get what you pay for in this situation. I wouldn't hesitate to send my kids there again and highly recommend their centers if you're in the market for child care.

We love Tender Care!! From the first informational visit, to today, Tender Care staff have been…read morefriendly, enthusiastic, and caring. The facility is very clean and professional. They have modern toys, learning tools, and facilities. In the newborn room, our child was well cared-for. Receiving hand written reports every day on meals, naps, and play made us comfortable leaving our child in their hands. The facility is secure, with a fingerprint login system to check-in and check-out your child. They send out email updates often to communicate with families, and offer information on upcoming activities. I highly recommend Tender Care! A+