Child & Day Care in Jersey City, NJ

Check out Three Little Birds on Eerie st!

Bambino Chef is the best!! Ask for Rene.: )

I would stay away from the Early Learning Academy by Marin Boulevard. There are many depending on what part of Jersey City you live. I know some good nannies if you decide to go that route.

My sister-in-law and two separate friends have sent their children here and have all had good things to say: [Viaquenti](http://www.viaquenti.com/index.html) on Newark Ave.

Pro-tip. Stay away from any of the places that use spray paint for a sign. (You think I jest!, outside of downtown, Surprisingly. All around JC, there are a lot of these places. )

I'm only basing this on by occasionally walking by and being impressed by the attention the kids are getting, so do some reasearch, but http://www.theriverschool.com/ looks legit

It really depends on where you are looking in Jersey City. From a downtown perspective, River School, Learning Ladders and Bright Horizons (new) are the most recognized. I am unfamiliar with Viaquenti. River School has a notorious "waiting list" and will likely take a year plus to get in.

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Smart Start Academy is the ONLY good daycare in the Heights. I researched for months.

I can recommend Viaquenti Academy Soho West. Tell them Ms. Helen sent you www.viaquenti.com

Helen Cathalina Enriquez unfortunately its not along my morning / afternoon route, thanks again though.

HI Beryl, did anyone respond to you yet? I am afraid most of our demographic is young professional that lives in the city and not married. But I will keep my ears open. you should also check out yelp.com which will have all sorts of user reviews.

Most child care in Naperville are good. Kids Kampus is around the same price as Bright Start, and I know someone that has their two kids there. I did not tour Bright Start, so I can't comment at this point. Bright Horizon is good, but mostly indoor play. Their outdoor play ground is located by the highway not close to the room they are in. Creme de la creme is most expensive, beautiful facility, got a water park inside. The Compass School is pretty good, enrollment is fairly full, teachers seemed good. This would have been our first choice if it wasn't too south of us. The only downside is their playground is old and by a busy street. Chesterbrook is a chain and it has a good system, focus on learning. The downside we didn't like is that it's by a cemetary. We end up picking the Children's academy because of price and the teachers seemed friendly. The location is good with good playgrounds. I hope this helps!

Academy House, Kennedy boulevard.

Grace Chang Lee we want to find a daycare for 6 months old

The Brunswick School. My daughter started about a month ago and we're really happy with it. Kiddie Academy also just opened and might be worth touring.

Our daughter goes to st Elizabeth and it's great. They just did registration for August or September start dates, so they may already be a waitlist, but it sometimes doesn't take long to get off their waitlist. Another neighbor uses Academy House behind the building at the northeast corner of JFK & Newark

Academy House..and me too!!safety zone

Roman Nose on Newark and Brightside Tavern on Bright Street doing normal menus

Check out "The Learning Experience". It is probably not the cheapest but it is the best. Take a free tour. All our kids went to one.

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