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New York has about 6,486 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
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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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Feedback for PLAYMATES NURSERY INC. II is divided between praise for dedicated staff and concerns regarding safety and communication. One parent highlights the teachers' caring nature and the child's academic progress, while others report injuries, unreported incidents, and defensive handling of parental inquiries.
One parent highlights dedicated and hands-on teachers who foster respect and learning, while another describes the facility as a dangerous place where children get hurt without being reported. Conversely, a separate review criticizes the director for being defensive when parents question unexplained marks on their child and for removing the child without permission.
One review describes an experience where counselors delayed a request to move to a different activity area, resulting in significant waiting time. The reviewer notes that the co-director was responsive, but found the general counseling staff unhelpful and slow to respond to requests.
One parent highlights the center's assistance with social services such as health insurance and eviction help, while another criticizes strict attendance policies regarding sick children and reports disrespectful behavior from specific staff members.
One parent highly recommends the center for its caring director and quality care, describing the staff as family-like and the experience as well worth the cost. Conversely, a separate reviewer strongly advises against the program for children with developmental delays or special needs, citing a lack of capability and transparency from the director.
One parent describes this as a fantastic, nurturing center with excellent resources and the unique benefit of free initial enrollment while state tuition assistance is processed. In contrast, another parent reports a negative experience characterized by high costs, lack of meals, and significant staff turnover due to low pay.
Little Scholars Learning Center has a 1/5 average rating across recent reviews with significant concerns about management, communication, and staff turnover. Parents report inconsistent care quality, lack of parent communication, unprofessional business practices, and enrollment issues. Initial positive experiences frequently deteriorated after key staff departures.
One reviewer strongly defends the center, describing the staff as invaluable and the care as outstanding, while directly refuting a previous one-star complaint. Conversely, another parent labeled the facility as 'government funded garbage,' expressing strong dissatisfaction without further elaboration.
One parent highlights a provider who treats children like family and prepares nutritious food, while another criticizes the center for unprofessionalism, last-minute closures due to staffing shortages, and a dismissive receptionist. A third reviewer reports that staff displayed favoritism and negativity, alleging that a teacher hit students and that management covered up these incidents rather than reporting them to authorities as required.
One parent expresses strong satisfaction with the school, while two others report severe issues including physical abuse by staff, rude behavior, and a hostile environment. These conflicting experiences highlight significant concerns regarding staff conduct and professionalism.
One parent reports significant operational failures, including a principal who yells at children, inconsistent teacher attendance, and a strong cigarette odor on the premises, while noting that one staff member, Ms. Valerie, is supportive and helpful. A second review offers no specific details, offering only a strongly negative sentiment without further explanation.
One parent reports an inability to complete registration due to staff unavailability, noting that the responsible individual is on vacation for two weeks. The reviewer expresses concern about how such absences affect operations, specifically asking what happens when essential staff like nurses are unavailable.
Reviews praise the Brooklyn Chinese American Association for responsive and knowledgeable staff who provide multilingual assistance with social services, benefits, and document translation. Services continued during pandemic lockdowns with hotline support, and staff are noted as patient and professional.
One parent highlights the center as a fantastic, nurturing environment with clean facilities and immediate access to state tuition assistance. In contrast, another review describes the center as horrible and overly focused on profit, citing high costs and inconsistent staffing.
One parent describes Small Steps in Hauppauge as a wonderful, clean, and roomy facility with caring staff and excellent toys that support communication and social skills. Another parent notes that their children love New Beginnings of Hauppauge, highlighting the cleanliness, great staff, and sense of safety, though no specific details are provided for this second location.
One parent describes the program as well-structured for teens but criticizes the unsafe location and lack of transportation access, while another reviewer cites unprofessional staff hiring practices and negative workplace dynamics.
One parent highlights staff support in securing affordable housing and teaching values through a Head Start program, while another notes assistance provided to a family member. Conversely, a third review describes dismissive and unsympathetic interactions when seeking help for homelessness.
One parent reports a lack of professionalism, citing frequent closures and multiple on-site COVID cases. The review highlights that staff, including teachers and kitchen personnel, repeatedly failed to follow mask mandates despite being notified.
New Beginnings School Age Academy receives mixed reviews with strong polarization. Positive reviews praise the caring staff, family-like atmosphere, cleanliness, and child development. Negative reviews cite unprofessional and rude management, poor customer service, staffing issues, and lack of tours for prospective parents.
These reviews appear to be from a healthcare clinic, not a daycare center. The reviews describe medical services with highly positive feedback about doctors and clinical staff, but significant complaints about scheduling, wait times, and management.
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