MA'AMMA'S Daycare

"My son loves going there, initially it was a process for him and I to become unattached; and they did not disappoint. They’re caring and loving ; I was also very nervous about his ability to adjust but I will say that concern is no longer existing. They find unique ways to communicate, play and connect the children together in a very clean environment. So my point is, as a parent if you’re looking for cleanliness, flexibility and nurturing ; this is the place."

"Ma'amma's Daycare is the best daycare in Suffolk County! My boys always felt like they were at home at Ma'amma's. Rachel, the owner always kept me abreast of their progress throughout the day and always made them feel as if they were part of her family! I can't say enough great things about the experiences my boys have had at this daycare! I highly recommend Rachel and her daycare to watch over your children!"

"I cannot say enough about MA’AMMA’S Daycare. My son attended the daycare. I always left him in the comfort of knowing that he was going to be well cared for. My son is on the spectrum and they provided him the care and attention that was needed. He was always happy to go each day. Communication was always provided with any concerns on both ends. The establishment is very clean, organized and very child friendly with a variety of things for children to interact with. I would highly recommend this daycare to anyone in need."

"Ma’amma’s Daycare has a nurturing and caring environment. This state of the art establishment offers group learning, outside activities and much more. You won’t be disappointed in the quality of care that you receive and you will feel at ease knowing that your child is being encouraged to grow. I have nothing but good things to say. I highly recommend it."

"WORST DAYCARE EVER!!!! Can’t believe they are considered a childcare facility when they don’t know how to properly help a child grow and prosper. The owner neglects to respond to parents and update parents on their child’s progress. Will make your child go to timeout and be separated from other children for not eating or simply not knowing how to write a letter."