
Browse 5,742 child daycare & preschools across New York. Find licensed daycare centers, compare options by city, and choose the best childcare for your family.
Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in New York can make the decision-making process smoother.
New York has about 6,486 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in New York. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 6,486 daycares in New York: 186 headstart facilities, 422 before/after school centers, 136 religious facility daycares, and 5,742 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 5,742 |
| Headstart Programs | 186 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 136 |
| Before or After School | 422 |
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This listing appears to be for a YMCA hostel/accommodation facility in Midtown Manhattan, not a daycare center. Reviews consistently praise the budget-friendly pricing, cleanliness, central location near Times Square and Grand Central, and access to gym and pool facilities. Guests acknowledge small rooms as a trade-off for affordable NYC accommodation.
The YMCA of Central and Northern Westchester in Mahopac receives mixed reviews with ratings ranging from 1 to 5 stars. Parents praise the staff, atmosphere, and pricing, but several express concerns about class quality, staff attentiveness, facility conditions, and customer service responsiveness.
Feedback for Footsteps to Learning is sharply divided, with one parent highlighting compassionate staff and a home-like environment, while others report negative experiences involving staff inflexibility and perceived lack of patience. Specific complaints focus on rigid enforcement of contract hours, dismissive attitudes toward young children's behavior, and inconsistent communication regarding pickup times.
One parent highlights the center's warm staff, engaging curriculum, and clean facility, noting their daughter's positive development. Conversely, another reviewer reports sudden closures without notice, policy changes under new management, and billing disputes, leading them to transfer their child.
Parents highlight the center's beautiful, clean environment and highly recommended staff, noting that teachers are professional, responsive, and caring. Reviewers appreciate the daily communication via the Tadpoles app, enriching activities like phonics and soccer, and nutritious, catered meals. Additionally, the facility is praised for its strict health and safety protocols and effective communication regarding illnesses and closures.
One parent highlights a nurturing environment with warm staff and varied activities, while another expresses frustration over rude staff and unresponsive inquiries. A separate account details a prolonged waitlist issue involving misleading information about availability and a lack of commitment to families.
Shining Stars Daycare receives mixed reviews with strong praise from satisfied parents highlighting caring staff, good communication, and child development, but serious concerns raised by others regarding safety oversight, staff training, director accessibility, and documentation practices.
Reviews appear to be for a medical practice rather than a daycare facility. The facility receives mixed ratings with praise for staff professionalism and quality of care, but significant complaints about long wait times and appointment scheduling.
One parent reports a negative experience involving pest infestations, lack of air conditioning, and questionable safety practices regarding field trips and food. Conversely, a few reviews highlight the facility's cleanliness and praise the quality of the mobile application.
The YMCA of Central & Northern Westchester in Scarsdale has mixed reviews ranging from 1-5 stars. Parents praise the staff, atmosphere, and pricing, but several express concerns about class quality, instructor attentiveness, communication issues, and discriminatory treatment. Some reviews mention facility conditions and upcoming closure.
Two parents highlight the center's high quality, convenience, and affordability, with one noting they could not imagine sending their children elsewhere. In contrast, a single reviewer criticizes the director for rudeness and disorganization, citing security concerns regarding unlocked doors and recommending against enrollment.
Happy Homes Academy is a faith-based center-based daycare in Brooklyn with a 35+ year history. Most reviewers praise the rigorous academic program, dedicated teachers, and strong track record of students entering prestigious schools. However, a few negative reviews mention concerns about academic standards, strict discipline, and lack of outdoor play space.
Feedback for DeLores Children's Ct. is sharply divided, with some parents highlighting strong academic preparation that helped their children succeed in Gifted and Talented programs, while others report serious concerns regarding staff professionalism and child treatment. Critics describe the management as rude and aggressive, alleging poor communication, disorganization, and harsh interactions with children, whereas supporters praise the solid educational experience and positive long-term outcomes.
One parent reports a wonderful, family-like experience with caring teachers, while another details serious allegations of theft and mistreatment by a staff member. A third review criticizes the staff's professionalism and educational value, suggesting the center is a last resort for many families.
NYJTL is a highly-rated free community tennis program in the Bronx that serves children of all skill levels. Parents consistently praise the knowledgeable, patient, and caring coaches who provide quality instruction and help develop both tennis skills and character in their students. The program is noted for being inclusive and accessible to families from all backgrounds.
NYJTL is a free, community-based tennis program in the Bronx that serves children of all skill levels and backgrounds. Parents consistently praise the knowledgeable, patient, and caring coaches who help develop both tennis skills and character traits like sportsmanship and kindness. The program is noted for its accessibility, inclusivity, and long-term positive impact on children's development.
One parent reports that the facility has significantly declined in terms of security and customer service. The review highlights concerns regarding the overall condition and management of the building.
Parents consistently praise NYJTL as an excellent, free community tennis program that provides quality instruction and personal development for children of all skill levels. Coaches are described as knowledgeable, patient, and caring, with many families participating for years. One reviewer notes that parental involvement in reinforcing skills at home enhances results.
One parent criticizes the facility, stating that the building has declined in quality with concerns regarding both security and the level of service provided. The single review highlights significant dissatisfaction with the overall environment and client treatment.
Providence Rest is a nursing/rehabilitation facility (not a daycare) in the Bronx, NY. Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with families praising the compassionate staff, engaging activities program, and high-quality care for elderly residents. One reviewer noted initial challenges that improved over time.
Reviews are highly polarized with strong opinions on both ends. Positive reviews praise the caring, welcoming staff and nurturing environment where children feel safe and happy. Negative reviews report serious concerns including unprofessional staff behavior, unsafe conditions, physical mistreatment of children, and poor cleanliness.
Reviews are highly polarized. Positive reviews praise the caring, attentive staff, family-like atmosphere, and strong educational foundation. Negative reviews cite unprofessional staff behavior, safety concerns, physical abuse allegations, poor facility conditions, and a toxic work environment.
LAPENINSULA HS receives consistently low ratings with major concerns about staff professionalism, safety, and care quality. Parents report issues with administrative rudeness, inadequate meal practices, disorganization, and lack of educational programming.
Twin Parks CCC receives mixed reviews with ratings ranging from 1 to 5 stars. Parents praise its security features and cleanliness in positive reviews, while others criticize inconsistent cleaning and poor service quality. The facility appears to have significant variation in parent satisfaction.
Reviews are highly polarized with stark contrasts. Five parents gave 5-star ratings praising the staff's warmth, care, attentiveness, and family-like environment. However, five parents gave 1-3 star ratings citing serious concerns including staff unprofessionalism, negligence, unsafe conditions, physical abuse allegations, and poor management.
Parents consistently praise Faith Christian Academy for strong academic instruction, with multiple reports of children achieving reading proficiency quickly and progressing to college. Staff are described as attentive, caring, and knowledgeable of families, creating a well-behaved and welcoming environment. Alumni credit the school with providing foundational values and education that supported their success through high school and beyond.
The YMCA of Central and Northern Westchester in Brewster receives mixed reviews with ratings ranging from 1-5 stars. Parents praise the staff, atmosphere, and pricing, but several complaints focus on facility maintenance, communication issues, instructor attention and attitudes, and concerns about the facility's future closure.
The YMCA in Brewster, NY receives mixed reviews with ratings ranging from 1-5 stars. Parents praise the friendly staff, atmosphere, and pricing, but several report concerns about staff attitudes, discrimination, communication responsiveness, facility maintenance, and class quality. The facility is noted as closing within 2 years.
Feedback from a small number of parents describes mixed experiences, with one highlighting a physical injury incident alongside positive aspects, while another reports feeling unsafe due to rude staff behavior. The few reviews so far mention both specific safety concerns and general dissatisfaction with staff interactions.
One parent reports a positive experience despite a reported physical incident, while another describes the After School Program as unsafe due to rude staff behavior. The few reviews highlight conflicting experiences regarding safety and staff conduct.
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