Little Giggles Day Care Point LLC

Where do I begin. Hands down the best group of people I've ever met. My husband and I moved into the area when we got married. We didn't really know anyone other than a few friends close by. After having children we had to find a daycare to best fit our needs. Our son was 4 months old when we toured little giggles in the middle of Covid. We walked in and they felt like family to us. We knew we made the right choice. They love our children as their own and I'm so grateful for all they've taught our son. We currently have 2 children enrolled and they are both thriving. I can't say thank you enough to them for taking care of our boys. We are so thankful to be apart of the little giggles fam ♥️

Our son started going to little giggles when he was 4 months old in sept of 2020, in the middle of covid. We didn’t really know what to expect as this is our first child. They have gone above and beyond what our expectations were. Our son is so much more socially advanced compared to friends children who haven’t gone to daycare. We are in constant communication with the school daily and love seeing the photos they take and update on our app. We’ve suggested little giggles to friends who now have their children attending. All of the kids really get along with each other and it’s nice to see how they all have been progressing over the last few years. The teachers and helpers are all wonderful. Our son looks forward to going to daycare everyday to see all of his friends and favorite teachers. We couldn’t be happier with little giggles and will continue to support and recommend them for years to come!

Bear with me during this review. I'll initially talk about our bad experience at a large chain daycare and then I will talk about our great experience after transferring to Little Giggles. My kid initially went to a big chain, Light Bridge in Manasquan. It seems Light Bridge shoved as many kids as possible into the school (they are owned by a private equity company as of a few years ago so it's not surprising). All the baby/toddler rooms were over crowded and understaffed in my opinion (I can't comment on the older kids rooms I don't know). During pick up and drop off at Light Bridge all the babies/toddlers were screaming and crying all the time. My kid would not let go of me and cried during drop off hysterically. During pick up would run crying to me to get the hell out of there. We decided we needed a change and we found Little Giggles in Point. We could not be happier parents and our kid is so happy and thriving too. The stress of pick up and drop off and the guilt is gone. You can tell the difference in quality because during pick up and drop off at Little Giggles you will barely hear a kid crying. They are all happy and clearly feel safe and comfortable. The class sizes are smaller and teachers feel like your sister/aunt/grandma is watching them. It is not a massive chain, it is a small local mom and pop shop which we personally love. It feels warmer than any of the major chain daycares, and our kid clearly gets more direct attention. It is also way more affordable and reasonably priced. Chains like Light Bridge like to show you their fancy big facilities, that feel very sterile and cold to me personally. They talk about these ridiculous curriculums for babies etc. Its all bullshit. Give me a local daycare run by nice people who care about the kids like Little Giggles. No they wont teach your babies French or some other ridiculous thing the chains claim they do, but your child will have fun, feel safe and learn what they're supposed to learn at a very young age at Little Giggles.