Could not be happier with our decision to enroll our daughter at Bright Horizons at All Saints. The staff is wonderful - so kind and loving. The school is so helpful and responsive whenever I have questions. The building is light-filled and extremely clean. They have a wonderful playground. They have strict covid-19 protocols in place, which I know are keeping my daughter and my family safe. We love Bright Horizons at All Saints!!

My son has been going there for more than an year. The staff is super friendly and really cares about the children and families. They are taking extra precautions during covid times and we trust them on this. I really recommend it for everyone looking for child care.

The leadership team, teachers, and staff at Bright Horizons All Saints are warm and professional. The leadership team is executing all safety measures established by headquarters to keep the children, staff and families of the center Covid free.They execute the safety protocols in a manner that is not scary to the kids and doesn’t take a long time in the morning for parents.The quality of the childcare is exceptional and the environment is one that fosters learning, social emotional health, creativity and imagination, all while having fun and helping children feel safe.

Both of my children have been attending BH at All Saints’ since they were 3 months old. They have flourished in many ways as a direct result of the many positive experiences provided by their teachers. The staff have been consistent in communicating how their day went through daily reports (which tells me how they eat, sleep and play). Very clean, safe, warm and welcoming center.

Great place with amazing teachers! We have had both of our kids at the center since they were newborns and have been very happy with both the staff and curriculum.

We have loved BH All Saints since our first child started there at age 3 mos 5 years ago. Our second child is still there. They are the best at communication and caring professionally and with love for children. They have always had wonderful caregivers and teachers. It was never the most convenient center for us geographically but we chose to stay here because of the quality. I only wished they paid teachers more but that’s everywhere. The admin staff is kind but also follows all the rules. During quarantine we are particularly grateful for their cleanliness, flexibility and for being open and a place our child wants to be. I originally had concerns about going to a corporate daycare but have come to appreciate that BH is always on top of best ways to care and teach children. We also love the beautiful campus of All Saints church.

Our daughter has been at Bright Horizons at All Saints now for about 5.5 months. She is in an infant classroom. We love it. The teachers in her classroom clearly care about her, and the rest of the babies. And, the office workers are very kind, too. Theyre always willing to answer our questions and listen to our concerns.The center is very by the book in terms of caregiver ratios, food labeling, diapering, etc... This was a definite plus for us. We also receive a daily summary of our daughters activities -- for instance, today she worked on sitting independently or, today she finger-painted.Every working parent is concerned that their child is well cared for in daycare. And, we truly believe that our daughter is happy, safe, and loved at Bright Horizons at All Saints.

This center has gone downhill. Many years ago the staff members were loving, kind, and genuinely interested in children and their development. Not so any longer. Current staff have poor attitudes and are unconcerned about the general dismal atmosphere at the center. Teachers that have been there for a long time are still great mostly - but they are completely outnumbered by others who just dont care about the place. It is truly sad to see a place once highly desired in the Midtown community to become an enrollment only matters/ numbers driven downtrodden place. Further, I highly highly recommend the staff undergo training to learn better practices for interacting with parents and children.

My child started attending The Childrens Center at All Saints daycare when he was about 8 months old. He attended the Back-up care program that they offer for children. The center is very strict on parents to have food packages and labeled each day (good thing). They dont offer any food, diapers, etc. for infants. There were times when I came into the backup care room and my child was sitting in a play area unattended and crying. When I picked up my child he looked weary as if he was crying all day. I feel like the center had a tough time getting my child to adapt to the daycare regiment and didnt give him the one-on-one time he needed. I feel like children that come on a regular basis probably get adjusted to this regiment so its no big deal, however, since my soon was a back-up care child they didnt give him that TLC he needed.