The Bright Horizons approach is designed to offer children an experience that will allow them explore their World. "The curriculum we use, called The Way Into Learning for Children and Young People (WILL), helps kids develop skills like self-help with roleplay exercises; communication through stories or artwork," says Jennifer Dancey-O'Toole from New York Presbyterian's parent education department."

WELCOME TO BRIGHT HORIZONS AT WEST 72ND STREET! We're two blocks from the well known Beacon Theater. That's right, everyday is an extra- ordinary day at our center - we promise you'll feel like anything can happen here so come on by and see what happens for yourself!"

Jelly Bean Group Family Daycare is a nurturing environment where children are encouraged to be themselves and individuality thrives. Parenting tips for the modern era can be found on their website. Jelly Bean Group Family Daycare provides an environment of kindness and respect by nurturing its clients through playful, caring guidance.

West Harlem is a well-known neighborhood of New York City that has experienced great economic growth over the past few years. One place to see this new development and appreciate its history at once with families from Anytown, MA who come visit us every day in our preschool for children 0 - 3 yrs old!

Welcome to Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle! Your child will be well-chooled in our Infant program and beyond. From here, they can explore their interests with an exciting array of offerings that are tailored for kindergarten readiness or continuing growth through PreK4th grade levels depending on family needs

Welcome to Bright Horizons at Midtown West, located across the street from The Alivn Alley Dance Academy. Our mission is to nurture a love of learning and discovery in young people by offering an exceptional combination of care with social skills development on site through integrated programming that takes place each day!

The Bright Horizons approach is designed to offer children an experience that will allow them explore their World. "The curriculum we use, called The Way Into Learning for Children and Young People (WILL), helps kids develop skills like self-help with roleplay exercises; communication through stories or artwork," says Jennifer Dancey-O'Toole from New York Presbyterian's parent education department."