Daycare weehawken nj: THE Top 10 Daycares in Weehawken, NJ

THE Top 10 Daycares in Weehawken, NJ

Recent daycare reviews in Weehawken, NJ

Tati’s Small World Inc.

Most importantly, I know my daughter is safe, cared for and loved while she’s at Tati’s. I find their facilities and practices extremely clean and careful, they follow all state mandated protocols to the T and we’ve had very minimal daycare germs related illnesses in the near 8 months sinceenrolling. I like that they send photos throughout the day but that I truly forget my daughter is there most of the time, I just never need worry about her because I really feel confident in the care providers. It’s a no frills facility and while there are certainly fancier centers with longer hours or Montessori curriculums, I am very happy with our Tati’s experience. And at the end of the day, my daughter truly loves all of the teachers and staff. What more could you ask for?!…

– Tina

Abc Family Day Care Provider

Mary’s love and attention to my son is second to none, always professional and most importantly dependable.
I highly recommend her to anyone.

– Steven

Mara Center for Early Childhood Learning at the Meadowlands YMCA.

The Mara Center has helped my child reach her milestones. Their curriculum has helped her learn so much! She is always so happy to go to school and it’s all because of their amazing staff!

– Maria

Jelly Bean Group Family Daycare

Our daughter went to Jelly Bean Group Family Day Care for almost six months (we’re stopping as we’re moving out of state). Every morning, she literally flies into their arms and is very smiley when we pick her up – which is always a good sign for a parent! It’s more of an informal environmentcompared to some of the other daycares in the area; but the kiddos definitely seem to get lots of attention and activities. We noticed our daughter loved songs we never sang to her previously; and it’s where she started walking. The teachers are super communicative and the parents are also super friendly with each other. We’ll definitely miss going here but wanted to post the review for other parents in the area to consider!…

– Yekaterina

Daycares in Weehawken, NJ

Description:

Tati’s Small World Inc. in Weehawken, New Jersey seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Careprovider that can accommodate up to 71 children….

Recent Review:

Most importantly, I know my daughter is safe, cared for and loved while she’s at Tati’s. I find their facilities and practices extremely clean and careful, they follow all state mandated protocols to the T andwe’ve had very minimal daycare germs related illnesses in the near 8 months since enrolling. I like that they send photos throughout the day but that I truly forget my daughter is there most of the time, I just never need worry about her because I really feel confident in the care providers. It’s a no frills facility and while there are certainly fancier centers with longer hours or Montessori curriculums, I am very happy with our Tati’s experience. And at the end of the day, my daughter truly loves all of the teachers and staff. What more could you ask for?!…

Reviewed by Tina

HLC Kids Academy

5001 Park Ave, West New York, NJ 07093

Starting at $300/day

Description:

A state of the art, fully renovated facility offering daycare for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.

Description:

In Home Nanny Services, Family Day Care Provider, and Certified Foster/Adoptive.
Safe private home with fenced backyard and private room for children to nap and play.
Also assist in pottytraining.
Bilingual Spanish.
Home cooked meals can be brought in, or home cooked meals done here.
-Licensed with CPR.
-First Aid Certified (Bilingual).
-Child Welfare League of America Foster/ Adopt Pride Certification.
Monday-Saturday, 7:00am to 7:00pm….

Recent Review:

Mary’s love and attention to my son is second to none, always professional and most importantly dependable.
I highly recommend her to anyone.

Reviewed by Steven

Description:

LAC Early Childhood Center is a private preschool that consists of a nursery program for infants 3 months to 2 years old, and a preschool program for children 2 to 5 years old. We opened our Greenwich Villagelocation in 2018. This is where children actively explore, discover, and learn! It is our philosophy not to fit the child into the curriculum, but to assess what the child already knows and build on their individual needs and unique strengths making the curriculum work for them….

Description:

The Mara Center for Early Childhood Learning is housed within the Meadowlands YMCA facility. We focus on nurturing the potential of every child with age-appropriate, center-based learning activities and acurriculum that develops social, emotional and creative skills to establish a lifelong love of learning. The Meadowlands YMCA has offered child care since 1920. During our extensive history of youth development, we’ve created approaches that are scientifically proven to be effective. Parents can have peace of mind knowing their child is in a safe at productive environment at the Y….

Recent Review:

The Mara Center has helped my child reach her milestones. Their curriculum has helped her learn so much! She is always so happy to go to school and it’s all because of their amazing staff!

Reviewed by Maria

Description:

Hello Families! We would love for you to come our New Shugah Baybees Child Development Center located at 129 West 138th Street. Our new infant and toddler and Preschool (2-3 year old) rooms are designed tofully accommodate your little One.
Our School will develop your Childs intelligence and comprehension to the highest level of learning.
Are trained staffed is screened Everyday! We take full precautions on following procedures due to covid-19. All baby’s temperature is taking before entry as well as a daily screening. WE TAKE CARING FOR OUR BABYS VERY SERIOUS!…

World of Children

484 Second Ave Floor 2, New York, NY 10016

Costimate: $263/day

Description:

At World of Children, each child receives an education that is individually created specifically for him/her. Our programs are constantly reflected on and updated by our Directors and Teachers to offer maximumsupport and care for each child.
Our schools use specially developed Montessori Resources which are easy to use and are suited specifically for your child’s age. Our materials actually encourage self-control while inviting children to reflect on how to improve. Your child’s teachers are guides and facilitators who do not need to play the traditional teacher-role of judge, jury, and dispenser of all information, instead, children identify their skills and where and how they can grow. This strategy helps to preserve their sense of self-esteem and belief in the fact that learning is sometimes messy …and that is a good thing.
We offer many different flexible options in terms of our hours of availability. Generally, we are open from 8:30-6:00 Monday through Friday.
We have activated a host of safety precautions and protocols to ensure that your child’s tie with us will be one where health and safety are paramount!. ..

Little Ivies Prep

520 West End Ave, New York, NY 10024

Costimate: $277/day

Description:

Welcome to Little Ivies Prep! Here at Little Ivies, we are committed to making each day a learning day, filled with a variety of centers and activities that help our early learners discover what interests andinspires them while also ensuring they have the necessary readiness for school and academics. We pride ourselves on providing a stellar preschool education, a unique ratio of teachers to children, with upscale amenities and service, in a warm, nurturing environment. It is our belief that all children are enthusiastic learners, actively seeking information. It is our job as their first school teachers to ensure they build a strong foundation that facilitates a lifetime of learning by encouraging their exploration and inquisitive nature in addition to exposing them to structured lesson plans in a fun and imaginative way.
NYC is a highly competitive environment, we strive to provide our children with the tools necessary to take on the rigors of most kindergarten and first grade programs in the area and it is our goal to exceed the expectations of each family that entrusts us with the care and early education of their child. Our program is designed to encourage parent involvement and we believe that families are particularly important during the preschool years having long-lasting positive effects on children’s academic performance, emotional development and overall well-being….

Description:

Barney’s In Home Day Care in Union City, NJ is a childcare and a center that serves families with children by providing safe, enjoyable, and affordable child care. The center curriculum aims to provide avariety of age appropriate activities….

Description:

Jelly Bean Group Family Daycare nurtures individuals through playful caring guidance that creates an environment of kindness and respect. They provide flexible scheduling, active hands-on learning style,curriculum diversity, and excellent parent-teacher communication. Established in 1989, it is located at 516 E 84th St. Apt 1W New York, NY….

Recent Review:

Our daughter went to Jelly Bean Group Family Day Care for almost six months (we’re stopping as we’re moving out of state). Every morning, she literally flies into their arms and is very smiley when we pick herup – which is always a good sign for a parent! It’s more of an informal environment compared to some of the other daycares in the area; but the kiddos definitely seem to get lots of attention and activities. We noticed our daughter loved songs we never sang to her previously; and it’s where she started walking. The teachers are super communicative and the parents are also super friendly with each other. We’ll definitely miss going here but wanted to post the review for other parents in the area to consider!…

Reviewed by Yekaterina

Description:

Scribbles Learning Center is a licensed child care facility located at 725 River Rd, Edgewater, NJ that is experienced in facilitating activities that help their students’ holistic growth and development. Theircenter believes that an interactive learning environment where children can be creative is integral to quality child care….

Romparoo

537 Park Avenue, Hoboken, NJ 07030

Starting at $20/day

Description:

Since 2003, Romparoo has been a soft, fun, safe place to play for local families and their toddlers. Romparoo serves the community by giving busy parents piece of mind and creating a fun, safe environment forchildren to play and learn. Romparoo is conveniently located at the corner of 6th Street and Washington Street and serves the Hoboken area. We currently host Mommy and Me classes, Preschool Alternative Drop Off Classes, Birthday Parties, and Summer Camp!…

Description:

The Montessori School of New York International located in New York, NY offers challenging and rewarding academic programs for Preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, and Junior High School students. The centerspecializes in children ages two to fourteen years old and operates Mondays through Fridays from 9 AM to 3:30 PM….

Description:

Early Beginnings Day School is an early childhood education provider in Jersey City that offers programs for children ages 12 months to 4 years old. The company specializes in handling toddlers, preschoolers,and pre-kindergarten children. They offer flexible full-day and half-day schedules; they also provide before-school and after-school care for families needing these services. Early Beginnings’ goal is to provide a diversely rich education experience that will fit every child’s individual and developmental needs….

Description:

Child Care, Head Start and Pre- K Registrations, NOW OPEN!
Free for qualified families!
Child Care:
* 2 years old
* Must possess a Child Care Voucher.
To Qualify for the Head Start program;
3 and 4years old;
Families should meet one or more of the following criteria:
* Family income up to 100% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
* Receiving CA or SSI
* Homeless
* Foster Family
Must reside in our catchment area (Zip codes, 10002, 10003, 10009, 10038) to qualify for the Head Start program. If parents work in the Manhattan area they don’t have to reside in the catchment areas.
Pre-Kindergarten;
* Children born in 2015 must registered.
* Pre-K registrations are now OPEN until March 15th, 2019
* No catchment area
*Any income
We offer:
Family Services- On site Family Workers, parents workshops, parent engagement activities.
Education Services- Class reliable observers, assistance in Universal Pre-Kindergarten registration, Kindergarten registration, Gift and talented exam registration, Field trips.
Health and Nutrition Services: On Site Nutritionist and Nursing interns.
Mental Health Services: On site Mental Health Consultant and Play Therapy.
Disabilities Coordinator services: Assistance in Committee on Preschool Special Education Process.
*Our teachers and staff speak English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Taishanese, French – Creole*.
Please contact us for a tour at our programs:
Program hours:
Monday-Friday
Hours: 8:00 am-4:00 pm.
Extended hours for eligible parents who are employed or in school.
8:00 am-6:00 pm depending on the site.
Locations:
Please call or Text for full addresses. We have 3 locations in the Lower East Side in Manhattan.
*** Now enrolling 3 and 4 year olds- UPK **
Please CALL or TEXT 929-335-3619 for more information!…

Dodge YMCA

225 Atlantic Ave, New York, NY 10116

Starting at $515/day

Description:

Campers participate in swimming, arts and crafts, health and fitness and group games, reading, and weekly excursions to museums, playgrounds and cultural events. Campers develop long-lasting friendships andbuild social skills by utilizing our four core values….

Seton Day Care

245 East 92nd Street, New York, NY 10128

Costimate: $200/day

Description:

Seton Day Care located at 245 East 92nd Street, New York, New York, provides childcare and learning services. It offers programs for infants, toddlers, early preschool and kindergarten prep. It offers before-and after- school programs, including summer camps and winter breaks. The school operates from seven AM to six PM, Mondays through Fridays….

Description:

Bright Beginnings Early Childhood Learning Center, located in Hoboken, New Jersey, is a child care and early learning facility that offers educational day care programs geared towards infants up toprekindergarten children. The company uses a theme-based curriculum with a strong focus on developing children’s math and school readiness skills….

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FAQs for finding daycares in Weehawken

In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Weehawken, NJ?

There are a variety of daycares in Weehawken, NJ providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.

How can I find a daycare near me in Weehawken, NJ?

If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 87 in Weehawken, NJ as of October 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Weehawken or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.

What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?

As you visit daycare facilities in Weehawken, NJ, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Weehawken, NJ.

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Grandmas Hands Family Daycare, New York

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Explore and Discover Early Learning Center, New York

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Planet Daycare, Ellenville

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Hasna Ahmed Family Child Care, New York

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many daycares are there in Weehawken?

There are 3 daycares in Weehawken, based on CareLuLu data. This includes 0 home-based programs and 3 centers.

How much does daycare cost in Weehawken?

The cost of daycare in Weehawken is $803 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.

How many daycares accept infants in Weehawken?

Based on CareLuLu data, 2 daycares care for infants (as well as toddlers). This includes 0 home-based programs and 2 centers.

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Kindergarten for the elite. Chicks in New York

Kindergarten for the elite

Charlemagne in New York

If Charlemagne (among other things, the patron of educational institutions) lived in New York today, he would be a multimillionaire. And although every family secretly professes his cult, he does not enjoy special reverence, because they treat him with some distrust and prejudice. And that’s why.

One March afternoon, two mothers were watching their tomboys play in the playground of New York’s Central Park. This is one of the few places in the city where you can meet and talk heart to heart. Without taking her eyes off her baby, one of them said:

– Can you imagine, this is terrible, this morning we received a thin envelope. Trevor will never get into Harvard.

– Yes, it’s really terrible.

– But why?! The mother of a failed Harvard student put on an expression appropriate to the circumstances.

Trevor himself does not experience any worries about this and, like a healthy and normal child, runs from the hill to the swing. In short, no matter how much his mother suffered, he did not care.

As soon as we heard this, we were immediately bewildered. What omen does this thin envelope (the thin envelope ) carry? After a little investigation, we finally understand why Trevor’s mother is convinced that her two-year-old son with blond curls will have no chance of getting into one of the best universities in the country.

New York is a city of rituals. And one of the most sacred New York families falls on the first Tuesday after Labor Day (Labor Day celebrated on the first Monday in September). The New York chick is a very attentive mother, pinning all her hopes on the future of her offspring. After a family (part of it) has spent a whole summer in fun and entertainment in the Hamptons (see “Follies of the Hamptons”), already at half past seven in the morning, excited mothers rush to the phones to call private schools and get an entry form. The chance to propose your candidacy will be for the one that will be more agile than the others and dial the number the fastest. As a rule, it is useless to call after noon. All forms have already been sent out. This is followed by a formal visit to the school during which the Director of Recruitment finds out if the parents are in line with the general spirit of the institution. And then comes the famous interview. I must say that the first interview in New York takes place when applicants are still wearing diapers. And starting from the age of two, it is mandatory for admission to a private school.

How many worries and worries parents have to go through before an interview! On this day, mothers say “yes” to all the requests and demands of their babies. Would you like an eclair from the corner store (a thousand calories of fat and a ton of sugar)? – Yes my love. Would you like to take a bath with your teddy bear? “Well, of course, my dear. It is necessary to make every effort so that the child does not get nervous, does not become irritated and does not huddle in hysterics, which is what parents are most afraid of. Some mothers even give their children Ritalin on this big day[48].

When you arrive at the school, the principal’s office will already be crowded with parents whose children are also waiting for an interview. Charlotte Gould, whose daughter, India, had just entered a private preschool, recalls:

– Parents’ tension reached such a point that some grumbled at their children, although they were already almost crying. I tried to speak, but no one even opened their mouths.

In the first week of March, the answers begin to come in. Every family anxiously awaits the receipt of their admission papers—a thick dossier of no less than fifteen pages—and trembles with horror at the thought of the famous thin envelope containing the standard rejection letter in the mailbox.

Whereas in France we all dream of our children graduating from a prestigious school, in New York parents sleep to see their child enroll in a prestigious preschool. A list of preschools in the Baby Ivy League (the Ivy League for children), as it is known here, is published every year in the press. These institutions are proud of each other for the success of their students, who already have the highest percentage of admission to the real Ivy League (Princeton, Yale, Harvard, Brown and Columbia Universities, Cornell University, Dartmouth College and the University of Pennsylvania). But the dream has its price: from 15 to 28 thousand dollars a year.

A place in a kindergarten is one of the few things that money and even a lot of money can’t buy, although it hasn’t bothered anyone yet. The scandal that broke out in December 2002 at the school on 92nd Street Y is recalled. The famous financial analyst Jack Grubman had to write and publish the most favorable report possible in exchange for the patronage of Sandy Weil, head of Citibank , who promised him a place in the legendary school on the Upper East Side. In this case, two places, since the unlucky Grubman (albeit very rich) is the father of twins, which would ease his wallet by 30 thousand dollars a year. Indeed, the price does not matter when you have a pair of charming boys!

The marathon has gained such momentum that some agencies offer help and support to parents in this difficult test. Amanda Uhri, founder of Manhattan Private School Advisors , is open about her intentions. A small ad celebrating the agency’s virtues reads: “Private school is a fourteen-year marriage that will cost you $300,000 if your child is admitted. We need you! And on her website on the Internet, she even wrote: “If you do not use our services, be sure that your rivals will not fail to do so.”

Roxanne Reid of Smart City Kids has a more attractive approach. She is by your side every step of the way in this long distance race. She helps fill out application forms, prepare for the first visit to school, for an interview…

– Sometimes I even go shopping with them to help them choose clothes appropriate for the occasion. My role is to maximize the family’s potential so that the baby’s enrollment is not in jeopardy.

But if she brings a little common sense to this parenting frenzy, her services remain expensive: $2,500 for a child’s admission to preschool. And here’s what one of the readers said0019 The New York Times after a newspaper article about this new service:

– The great thing is that people who can pay $300,000 for their own child’s education are so insecure that they hire a consultant who explains to them such simple things as how to dress appropriately or how to maintain basic decorum: turning off your mobile phone during an interview, sending a thank you letter, etc.

What’s the difference between a $5,000 a year school and a $12,000 a year school, you ask? The answer is simple: for five thousand your cherub will be engaged in modeling, coloring and making collages, and for twelve he will devote himself without a trace – guess what? – sculpting, coloring and making collages (at the same time, his daytime stay at school can be cut in half).

What is the reason for such unbridled inflation that has affected modeling? A place at a prestigious university, as well as the fact that your baby will not have the opportunity to discover the makings of a cook or a locksmith. But the main thing is that while your baby is listing the letters of the alphabet, you, dear parents, will be able to boast that Woody Allen, Michael D. Fox and Calvin Klein were present at the parent meeting with you.

And finally, the last one. One of our friends, a Frenchwoman, asked why not send the children to a public kindergarten? Yes, simply because in a city where nothing is impossible, where everything is there, they simply do not exist.

And in this regard, I would like to quote the words of Cindy Adams, columnist for New York Post:

– Only in New York, children, only in New York …

This text is an introductory fragment.

“Her little childish fear…”

“Her little childish fear…”
Her little childish fear
More shameful moves
And affectionate expression
In slightly frightened eyes
So passionately twisted mouth
Skinny little hands
And unspeakable tender torment
Swift

Highchair for children.

Children’s chair.
Russia. Mid 19th century

Children’s Historical Museum

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History of the MuseumThe children’s historical museum located in the same building was established in 1994. Exposition The exposition includes four main halls. In the “Museum Historian’s Office”, children can learn to “read” the information contained in

Children’s Center for Historical Education

Children’s Center for Historical Education
Bolotnaya street, 13. Tel.: 297-42-59. Metro station: Ploshchad Muzhestva. Opening hours: 10.00–18.00, days off – Thursday and the last Monday of each month. The ticket office closes an hour earlier. For persons with reduced mobility : special

Children’s world

Child’s world
92nd Street Y1395 LexingtonAvenueTel.: 212-415-5729Barnes and Noblewww.barnesandnoble.comBooks of Wonder16 West 18th StreetTel.: 212-989-3270Children’s Museum of Manhattan212 West 83rd StreetTel.: 212-721-1223FAO Schwartz767.42 Avenue 42Tel. -9400Geppetto’s Toy Box1 °Christopher StreetTel.: 212-620-7511Julie A. Ross. Parenting Horizons405 West 57th StreetTel.: 212-765-2377Kidding around60 West 15th StreetTel.: 212-645-6337La Leche League of New York CityTel.:

Children’s dance group “Ziya”

Children’s dance group “Ziya”
“Children’s dance group” Ziya “was created in 1999 with the financial support of the Chechen businessman Ziya Bazhaev, who died in a plane crash in 2001. Currently, the ensemble has about 250 people. It’s boys and

Children’s dance group “Bashlam”

Children’s dance ensemble “Bashlam”
The children’s dance group “Bashlam” was organized for the first time many years ago in the Sovetsky district of the Chechen-Ingush ASSR by Khasan Aliyev. Today “Bashlam” again pleases the audience with its incendiary dances, but not at home, but in

5. Children’s funny folklore

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6. Children’s ritual folklore

6. Children’s ritual folklore
Each nation had its own established system of rituals, with the help of which people sought to drive away or scare away hostile forces, achieve personal well-being, cure diseases, create favorable conditions for receiving

Children’s folk calendar

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Review of the composition of selected works by Hermann Broch

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There is no doubt that any reviewer who has before him a plan for the proposed publication of the “selected” Herman Broch in Russian will first of all want to welcome such an undertaking. Such

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