Welcome to New Generations Child Development Center

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Upcoming Events for Families

Open House

October 22 6:15 AM - 6:15 PM

Experience Bright Horizons for yourself. Can we count you in?

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Meet Our Teaching Team

Lakia, Daycare Center Director, New Generations Child Development Center, Atlanta, GA

Lakia

I love Bright Horizons because: I believe in our mission and approach to educating young children. Here, I can foster the children's curiosity and a lifelong love for learning.

In education since: 2005

JAMIA, Daycare Associate Pre-K Teacher  - UPK, New Generations Child Development Center, Atlanta, GA

JAMIA

I love teaching because: I love teaching because making a difference in our young children's lives. I get to make a positive impact and watch them grow.

Teaching since: 2013

Echol, Daycare Associate Teacher, New Generations Child Development Center, Atlanta, GA

Echol

I love teaching because: It's a job that lasts forever. What you teach children today, will be with them far in the future.

Teaching since: 2023

Arimar, Daycare Associate Teacher, New Generations Child Development Center, Atlanta, GA

Arimar

I love teaching because: I feel like I am making a difference in the world, and I love working with kids. The students are amazing, and I love watching them grow.

Teaching since: 2019

Barbara, Daycare Teacher, New Generations Child Development Center, Atlanta, GA

Barbara

I love teaching because: It is my passion to watch children grow physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Teaching since: 1987

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Frequently Asked Questions

Volunteer participation in the program is a special treat for children and staff. Most parents have special talents or have had interesting experiences, which can enrich our program. You are invited to share this with the children at a convenient time for the class. We recommend anything from reading a book to helping serve lunch as a model of appropriate behavior and civil duties.


You may pre-enroll your expected child as soon as you have confirmed your pregnancy. This is strongly recommended. We will need to know your due date and when you expect to return to work.


Children should not bring food to school. The school provides adequate meals and snacks. We follow USDA guidelines for the composition of our menus. Menus are posted in the hallway near the kitchen and next to the sign-in computer at the front desk.


Yes, Bright Horizons has an open door policy.  You are encouraged to visit your child anytime.  We do highly recommend that the parents do speak with the teachers and let them know just in case the children might be sleeping or in the middle of an enrichment program.  


We do not use time out as a disipline strategy. Some children may need to be removed from the group if they are endangering others or themselves. This is done with the teacher to help calm them down, talk things over or redirect the behavior, not by themselves such as traditional methods of sitting in timeout alone. Children can be redirected however to another area or activity.