Bright Horizons at Maxwell Place, Hoboken, NJ (2023)

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Our curriculum is rooted in the science of learning. Through play, experimenting with possibilities, problem solving, and project work, we provide children with the very best early education experiences possible.

Infant

Toddler / Twos

Preschool

Kindergarten Prep

Babies enjoy classrooms made for exploring with teachers who support today’s big milestones and tomorrow’s leaps toward the future.

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Health and Wellness

Literacy and Language

Social-Emotional Learning

STEM

Thinking and Learning

Toward A Better World

Visual and Creative Arts

Health and Wellness

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Wellness and healthy living through daily routines

  • Exploring growth and movement
  • Learning about basic hygiene
  • Enjoying nutritious foods
  • Gaining skills like washing hands

Literacy and Language

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Literacy, language, and love of books

  • Daily sharing and talking
  • Exploring books and songs
  • Reading with teachers
  • Using sign language

Social-Emotional Learning

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Social skills like self-regulation and relationships

  • Beginning to calm self
  • Beginning to express needs
  • Forming secure attachments
  • Developing a sense of trust

STEM

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Early science, technology, engineering, and math

  • Science: Discovering the natural world
  • Technology: Beginning to use tools
  • Engineering: Building structures and designs
  • Math: Exploring numbers and shapes

Thinking and Learning

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Creativity, self-regulation, and executive function

  • Emotional Self-regulation: Self soothing
  • Executive Function: Focus and play
  • Mindset and Agency: Making choices
  • Creativity and Flexible Thinking: New things

Toward A Better World

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Respect for our world, its people, and the environment

  • Beginning to understand needs
  • Beginning to care for others
  • Noticing differences and similarities
  • Exploring the natural world

Visual and Creative Arts

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Appreciation of art, music, theater, and dance

  • Exploring colors and textures
  • Exploring music and movement
  • Enjoying storytelling and play
  • Daily exposure to the arts

Newly independent toddlers are ready to explore and discover with caring teachers at their side every step of the way.

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Health and Wellness

Literacy and Language

Social-Emotional Learning

STEM

Thinking and Learning

Toward A Better World

Visual and Creative Arts

Health and Wellness

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Wellness and healthy living through daily routines

  • Exploring movement and activity
  • Discovering safety and hygiene
  • Enjoying healthy foods
  • Learning about mindfulness

Literacy and Language

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Literacy, language, and love of books

  • Following simple directions
  • Nurturing relationships with caregivers
  • Reading books together
  • Singing songs and hearing poetry

Social-Emotional Learning

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Social skills like self-regulation and relationships

  • Developing self-identity
  • Beginnings of empathy
  • Learning play skills
  • Caring for others

STEM

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Early science, technology, engineering, and math

  • Science: Observing and exploring
  • Technology: Learning about tools
  • Engineering: Building and designing
  • Math: Exploring numbers and patterns

Thinking and Learning

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Creativity, self-regulation, and executive function

  • Emotional self-regulation: Recognizing feelings
  • Executive function: Waiting for turn
  • Mindset and agency: Making choices
  • Creative thinking and flexibility: Trying new things

Toward A Better World

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Respect for our world, its people, and the environment

  • Helping with simple class jobs
  • Recognizing physical differences
  • Treating friends kindly
  • Respecting animals and nature

Visual and Creative Arts

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Appreciation of art, music, theater, and dance

  • Making simple art projects
  • Playing music and singing
  • Acting out stories or poems
  • Learning dances and movement

Preschoolers are active learners, collaborating with teachers and each other, as they explore ideas and make discoveries.

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Health and Wellness

Literacy and Language

Social-Emotional Learning

STEM

Thinking and Learning

Toward A Better World

Visual and Creative Arts

Health and Wellness

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Wellness and healthy living through daily routines

  • Daily physical activity
  • Making healthy food choices
  • Basic safety and hygiene
  • Mindfulness and well-being

Literacy and Language

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Literacy, language, and love of books

  • Joy and confidence
  • Reading stories and poems
  • Writing simple words
  • Early alphabet learning

Social-Emotional Learning

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Social skills like self-regulation and relationships

  • Using calm-down techniques
  • Recognizing other’s perspective
  • Taking turns with peers
  • Showing empathy and care

STEM

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Early science, technology, engineering, and math

  • Science: Observing and asking questions
  • Technology: Using technology to create
  • Engineering: Solving problems with design
  • Math: Using math in real life

Thinking and Learning

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Creativity, self-regulation, and executive function

  • Emotional self-regulation: Stop and think
  • Executive function: Listen and focus
  • Mindset and agency: Choose own work
  • Creative thinking and flexibility: Take healthy risks

Toward A Better World

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Respect for our world, its people, and the environment

  • Taking care of classroom
  • Recognizing cultural differences
  • Helping others in need
  • Caring for animals and nature

Visual and Creative Arts

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Appreciation of art, music, theater, and dance

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  • Expressing ideas through art
  • Hearing varied music
  • Acting assigned part
  • Dancing with creativity

Children in Kindergarten Prep are confident, capable leaders who ask questions, find solutions, and dive into rich project learning.

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Health and Wellness

Literacy and Language

Social-Emotional Learning

STEM

Thinking and Learning

Toward A Better World

Visual and Creative Arts

Health and Wellness

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Wellness and healthy living through daily routines

  • Daily physical fitness
  • Preparing healthy foods
  • Independent self-care
  • Using mindfulness techniques

Literacy and Language

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Literacy, language, and love of books

  • Gaining skills and confidence
  • Reading simple words
  • Writing ideas and plans
  • Early phonics learning

Social-Emotional Learning

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Social skills like self-regulation and relationships

  • Using positive interactions
  • Understanding other’s perspective
  • Collaborating with peers
  • Acting to help others

STEM

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Early science, technology, engineering, and math

  • Science: Conducting experiments
  • Technology: Choosing the right tool
  • Engineering: Solving complex problems
  • Math: Using numbers symbolically

Thinking and Learning

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Creativity, self-regulation, and executive function

  • Emotional self-regulation: Choosing actions
  • Executive function: Completing projects
  • Mindset and agency: Making daily choices
  • Creative thinking and flexibility: Changing course

Toward A Better World

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Respect for our world, its people, and the environment

  • Doing jobs independently
  • Feeling pride for school
  • Seeing different life experiences
  • Engaging in doing good

Visual and Creative Arts

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Appreciation of art, music, theater, and dance

  • Gaining art skills
  • Recognizing varied music
  • Assigning roles and parts
  • Dancing and moving confidently

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The Teacher's Role

Our teachers are all experienced and dedicated professionals who meet rigid certification requirements. By focusing on children’s unique interests, these talented educators work alongside children to support today’s big milestones and tomorrow’s success.

Classrooms that Inspire Learning

“Early childhood classrooms are special places; within them discoveries abound, imaginations soar, and anything is possible.”

Rachel Robertson - VP, Learning & Development at Bright Horizons

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At Bright Horizons we believe that environment is the key to creating a joyful place for childhood; and we put a great deal of thought and care into creating those joyful places. In keeping with Reggio Emilia and Montessori philosophies, our designs consider not only what children need in a space, but how they will use it. We know our centers will form an integral part of a child’s earliest learning; and with that in mind, we carefully curate high-quality materials for every center to create beautiful environments with rich, open-ended experiences that nurture development and inspire learning.

Our Inspiration

Inspired by the world’s educational leaders to create a great place for learning and for childhood

“The goal of early childhood education should be to activate the child’s own natural desire to learn.”

MARIA MONTESSORI

“It’s not how smart you are, it’s how you are smart.”

HOWARD GARDNER

“Our task regarding creativity is to help children climb their own mountains, as high as possible.”

LORIS MALAGUZZI

“Development is not a race, it's a journey.”

JIM GREENMAN

“Play is the highest form of research.”

ALBERT EINSTEIN

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Preparing Children for School

Research shows that today, more than ever, children need a mix of diverse skills. At Bright Horizons, we ensure children gain the social-emotional, critical-thinking, and academic competencies to thrive. Read what parents and teachers have to say about our graduates’ success.

School Readiness

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Take the Next Step

Ready to get started? Schedule a meeting with Bright Horizons to get a tour of our center. See our classrooms, ask questions about tuition, openings and our enrollment process. Find out how we’ll help your family thrive!

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FAQs

How many Bright Horizons locations are there? ›

Bright Horizons operates approximately 1,000 early education and child care centers in the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and India.

How much does Bright Horizons cost NYC? ›

Bright Horizons Tuition Examples

In New York City, tuition is approximately $40,000 per year. In Pheonix, Arizona: Preschool is $215 for five full-time days, $161 for part-time three days, and $114 for part-time two days.

Is there a bright horizons in Canada? ›

Bright Horizons operates more than 1,000 child care centers worldwide, including more than 700 in the United States and Canada, more than 300 in the UK and Netherlands and two in India.

What is the best age to enroll in daycare? ›

Research has shown that the best age for a child to start daycare at is at least 12-months-old.

What is Bright Horizons controversy? ›

A California teacher, fired for exercising her religious beliefs, is suing her former employer Bright Horizons, a large international childcare program with over 500 locations in the U.S., for religious discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.

How much does daycare cost per week? ›

National average weekly child care rates
20212019
One childOne child
Nanny*$694$565
Child care center*$226$215
Family care center*$221$201
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How much does daycare cost? ›

The cost of child care in various settings
Number of childrenAverage cost – child care centerAverage cost – nanny/sitter
1$226$694
2$429$715
Jul 7, 2022

What is the age of infant? ›

Infants (0-1 year of age)

What is the largest single provider of childcare in the US? ›

KinderCare Education is America's largest private provider of early childhood education and child care.

What age is preschool? ›

Preschooler (3-5 years old) CDC.

Who is the owner of Bright Horizons? ›

At Bright Horizons, it is our mission to provide exceptional care and education to children, families and employers. Our Chairwomen and Co-Founder, Linda Mason, shares our story, why Bright Horizons was founded and what we do.

What month is best to start daycare? ›

Many experts feel that 12 months old is an optimal time to transition an infant to daycare. It's commonly held that separation anxiety peaks at 9 months by many childhood care experts.

How many hours should a child be in daycare? ›

Around 20 to 25 hours of care is usually appropriate for toddlers between the ages of one to three years old. If your family needs more than 25 hours of care each week, consider cutting back on work hours to allow you more time with your child. However, this is easier said than done for most families.

How do I keep my child in daycare for the first time? ›

Tips to make daycare drop off easier - for parent and child
  1. Bring something familiar. ...
  2. Create a goodbye ritual. ...
  3. Talk it through. ...
  4. Try a gradual start. ...
  5. Do your research. ...
  6. Create a night-before checklist. ...
  7. Do regular check-ins. ...
  8. Expect some tears.
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What was the Bright Horizons security breach? ›

Bright Horizons Family Solutions said on Dec. 12 it determined that a ransomware cyber-incident had “impacted and disrupted a number of the company's operational and information technology systems,” according to a regulatory filing today.

Does Bright Horizons match 401k? ›

For Full-Time and Part-Time Employees (part-time employees continuously working at least 20 hours per week) Employees have the option to enroll in the Bright Horizons 401(k) plan where the company matches a percentage of employee contributions.

Who are Bright Horizons competitors? ›

Bright Horizons Family Solutions's top competitors include OndeCare , Hey Mirza, and Tuition.io.

Is child care tax deductible? ›

If you paid a daycare center, babysitter, summer camp, or other care provider to care for a qualifying child under age 13 or a disabled dependent of any age, you may qualify for a tax credit of up to 35 percent of qualifying expenses of $3,000 ($1,050) for one child or dependent, or up to $6,000 ($2,100) for two or ...

Why are childcare costs so high? ›

It's labour-intensive, and that makes it expensive. Then add rent, energy, etc. And other countries don't have those ratios? They do, but the ratios for younger children – one- and two-year-olds – aren't as tight.

How much does it cost to have a nanny for a month? ›

How much do nannies charge? From our experience the average rates will range from £12-£16+ net per hour for live out roles and £400-£650+ for full time live in roles in London.

What is a 2 year old called? ›

Toddlers (2-3 years of age)

What is a 1 year old called? ›

Infants (0-1 year) Toddlers (1-2 years) Toddlers (2-3 years) Preschoolers (3-5 years)

What age is not a newborn? ›

While there's a lot to learn as a first-time mom, a baby is only considered a newborn for his first 2-3 months of life. Next is the infant stage, which lasts until your baby turns 1 year old.

What state pays daycare workers the most? ›

Geographic profile for Childcare Workers:
StateEmployment (1)Hourly mean wage
Texas43,200$ 11.43
New York41,720$ 15.89
California28,240$ 17.02
Florida27,740$ 13.25
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Where do daycare teachers make the most money? ›

The states and districts that pay Preschool Teachers the highest mean salary are District of Columbia ($55,960), New Jersey ($44,810), New York ($43,880), Massachusetts ($43,710), and California ($42,210).

Where is child care Most Expensive? ›

In the most expensive state, Massachusetts, full-time care costs $16,781 a year on average – just over half the income of a typical single parent. The other least affordable states for one-parent households are Michigan, New York, Vermont and Washington, all places where child care costs more than 40% of median income.

Is 4 years old too late for preschool? ›

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention defines the preschool age range as being between three and five years old. However, there are no hard and fast rules. Some preschools enroll children at three years old; others take children at four. The average starting age is between three and four.

What is the best age to send a child to preschool? ›

Is your little one physically, emotionally, and socially ready for the classroom? Most preschools consider an appropriate preschool age to be around two-and-a-half to three years old, but this isn't a magic number for every child. Preschool readiness depends on a lot more than age.

Is my 3 year old ready for preschool? ›

Socialization is the best indicator of whether a child is ready for preschool, Hoffman tells WebMD. "If he or she really loves to be with other kids, has the capacity to socialize and separate from Mom, your child may well be ready." Readiness is key because starting preschool too soon can be stressful for a child.

Is Bright Horizons a chain? ›

We are a network of nurseries (not a chain) and we are proud that each individual nursery in our family has its own identity and strengths, brought together by a shared commitment to excellence.

How did Bright Horizons start? ›

In 1986, our US founders recognised that finding reliable childcare was a huge barrier for many working parents. These challenges inspired them to launch Bright Horizons, with the goal of providing families with an innovative and high-quality childcare solution.

Is there bright horizons in Puerto Rico? ›

For Our Bright Horizons Family in Puerto Rico

It's a small reminder that workplaces these days are more than just places of business ;they're family.

When did Bright Horizons acquire sittercity? ›

“Bright Horizons and Sittercity have been partners since 2013 and have always shared the goal of supporting families with access to high-quality care,” says Bright Horizons CEO Stephen Kramer.

Who is the CEO of Bright Horizons? ›

Stephen Kramer, Chief Executive Officer | Bright Horizons®

Are red lights optional in Puerto Rico? ›

Red lights and stop signs aren't strictly enforced. Many people do not stop at stop signs, especially during early morning hours. Yellow usually means slow down; however, in Puerto Rico, to some, yellow means go faster.

Where are the colorful houses in Puerto Rico? ›

The Most Colorful Spots in Puerto Rico #1: Yaucromatic, Yauco. This is hands down the most extravagant of the colorful spots in Puerto Rico. This neighborhood after the hurricane looked sad and dull. So artists came together and brought the neighborhood back to life.

Why do you want to work for Bright Horizons? ›

WHY SHOULD I WORK AT A BRIGHT HORIZONS CENTER? As a teacher or leader in one of our child care centers, you'll work alongside people who share your passion for changing lives, in a place where you get to be you.

Why was Sittercity removed? ›

However, reasons usually fall within one of these categories: Your account activity appears similar to common scams. Your account is suspected of unacceptable behavior. You are no longer eligible to be on our site based on our Terms of Use.

Is Sittercity safe for sitters? ›

Is Sittercity safe? Sittercity conducts a thorough screening process before they approve a sitter. To take safety one step further, they also offer the option to pay for a third-party background check on any prospective sitter.

What is better Sittercity VS care com? ›

While Sittercity focuses on finding sitters for your child, pets, and elders at home, Care.com encompasses all care services that you may need to run your household smoothly. On Care.com you can find sitters, nannies, care for your pets and persons with special needs, and also housekeeping services.

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