A Premier Foundation for Brooklyn Children
Andy's Daycare is a daycare and preschool in Brooklyn, run by Ms. Marie and a caring staff.
How we see children
We believe children learn best when they feel safe and cared for. Our goal is to build a strong social and educational foundation that helps children move forward with confidence. Families choose us for our warm, gentle childcare in a calm, home-like setting. We treat each child like family and work to make early education a positive experience.
Our Infant program focuses on nonverbal communication, gross motor skills, and socialization. We give babies a place to thrive and grow. Toddlers work on independence and their own unique character in an engaging world to learn and explore. Preschoolers explore their environment, learn new skills, and begin friendships. After school, kids get a snack, homework help, and time to play.
What you notice in practice
Teachers get down at eye level to talk with children. We follow each child's lead, whether they are reaching for a toy or working on a puzzle. In small groups, we help children learn to share, take turns, and use their words. We make sure every child gets attention and encouragement.
Our rooms are set up for exploring and playing. Infants have space to move and practice gross motor skills. Toddlers find engaging activities that build independence. Preschoolers move between learning centers and group time. The day has a steady rhythm with time for play, meals, and rest.
How we work with families
At pickup, we share what your child did during the day. You might hear about a new word, a block tower, or a friend they played with. If you have questions, Ms. Marie, Ms. Mary, or another staff member is happy to talk with you. We want you to feel connected to your child's day.
Starting a new daycare is a big step. We treat each child like family and work to make the first weeks positive. You can visit, ask questions, and meet the staff before your child begins. We will work with you to help your child settle in at their own pace.
