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We decided to send our son here...based on other parents experiences here..and we r so glad..wish we never had send our son anywhere else..we love this school/ teachers/ curriculum/ facilities ..everything and our son loves it too..he wakes up happily every morning..singing "bright horizon's" and he sings all the way to school..Thanks for making my son so happy !

I know how Bright Horizons works. This company needs to change its system by hiring more qualified staff and paying them an decent salary if they want them to stay. Otherwise, turnover is inevitable. I can go on and on about everything from caregiving, to teaching (or no teaching), to screw-ups in the administration. If you want your child to eat, sleep, and stay safe (no matter who the adult is in the room), go ahead with Bright Horizons. But if you're expecting education and curriculum in it's true sense, look for a "school," not a daycare.

Our daughter is currently in the preschool at Thomas Jefferson Child Care and she loves it. The teachers are so caring and she is learning so much about herself and her community.

My son attended Bright Horizons at Landmark Center. There was a high rate of employee turnover, and the center directors wouldn't really respond to that directly. I felt like different people were handling my son every week. Also, it was really expensive - almost $2,000 for infants!

Searched high and low for a great day care for my infant. Bright Horizons on 21st Street is the best. The teachers are all loving, caring and brilliant. My baby loves to meet up and play with her friends. The administrators are very involved and all the teachers know all the kids by name. My 6 month old daughter is already finger painting!