5 Reasons to Visit a Bright Horizons Near You

When you visit the infant program, you'll find a welcoming space built for babies to explore: look for bright mirrors, cozy rugs, sensory tables, and great books. You'll also meet our caregivers, passionate child development professionals who are responsible for your baby’s prime times: those critical one-to-one moments of caring, play, and communication. We personalize care for each infant based on his unique schedule, nutritional guidelines, and any other special attention he requires.

We're deeply committed to forming a strong partnership with your family and providing safe, quality care for your baby. You’ll have peace of mind knowing that our stringent safety, security, and cleanliness standards meet or exceed all state and local guidelines.

When you visit the toddler program, you'll find a space built for active and inquisitive children. There are well-planned learning centers that allow for child choice and small group activities, reading nooks, pretend play areas, musical instruments, and outdoor spaces for discovery. Through hands-on exploration and social interaction in safe, engaging surroundings, your toddler has the opportunity to learn about her expanding world.

You'll also meet our experienced early education teachers who create learning experiences that promote a toddler's growing independence, enhance social skills, and build the confidence needed to succeed in preschool and beyond.

When you visit the preschool or Kindergarten Prep program, you'll find classrooms that inspire curiosity and creative thinking. Our curriculum approach includes important academic building blocks and extends to include lifelong learning skills such as initiative and problem solving. You'll also meet our exceptional teachers who are more than just educators, they’re one-on-one learning guides, focused not just on educating children, but on educating each child at their own pace.

The result is well-rounded, confident children who possess the ability to solve problems, make decisions, and engage with others - children who are prepared for kindergarten and beyond.