SolBe Learning
631 VFW Parkway, Boston, MA 02467
Hours open
Monday:
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday:
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday:
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday:
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
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Location & Phone number
631 VFW Pkwy, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467, United States
About the Business
SolBe Learning is a progressive school located at 631 VFW Parkway in Boston, Massachusetts. At SolBe, we believe in a holistic approach to education that nurtures the whole child - mind, body, and spirit. Our innovative curriculum focuses on hands-on learning, nature exploration, and social-emotional development. With a commitment to sustainability and community engagement, SolBe provides a unique and enriching educational experience for children of all ages. Come visit us and see the difference at SolBe Learning.
Reviews
"I discovered SolBe's social media accounts as a natural extension of our family's involvement in SolBe's child care program—initially, joining SolBe prompted me to proactively seek out their social pages, and subsequently, I followed Marlo's page (@solbe.mar) within the past year. SolBe's content isn't just about routine announcements, it serves as an educational space for parents and caregivers to learn how to be the best parents for their children. Personally, I appreciate the nutrition-focused content since I enjoy cooking. I love seeing the recipes shared (especially on Marlo's page!). With a packed schedule and limited time for extensive reading on parenting methods, the effective parenting tactics discussed are also valuable. What sets SolBe's content apart is its evident research-backed approach and thoughtful planning. The professionalism showcased in the content, including high-quality videos, distinguishes it from other creators with similar goals. I would highly recommend SolBe's social media platforms to other parents and caregivers. The depth of learning opportunities extends beyond just SolBe-related content, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to improve their parenting skills. As I follow SolBe along in the future, I hope to see more DIY activities for parents to engage in with their children at home, along with information about community & local event recommendations—we're always looking for activities to do with our children when they aren't at SolBe, and would find value in SolBe-recommended activities!"
"We started with a Nanny share during COVID when our little guy was 4 months old and we loved the experience. When the other family moved and the Nanny moved on to a new occupation, we knew it was time for our son to be around other kids his age to continue his growth, vocabulary, and surpass all of his milestones. We had done a lot of research in the area for an early learning center that would also teach him Spanish and all signs lead to Solbe. We were nervous about this big change for our son and were afraid he would have a hard transition, but he seemed to fit it right away. He loves going to school in the morning and claps when we arrive and runs to the door to go into class and see his friends and teachers. The daily updates and photos on bright wheel showing all of the smiling students remind us that Solbe is the perfect fit for our son. Solbe is a special place and we are excited and lucky to have our second son join the Solbe family this Fall!"
"When we began our search for child care, our daughter was four months old. We wanted a program where she'd be cared for, that felt like family. As soon as we visited SolBe and spoke with the team, we discovered the feeling we were looking for—SolBe had all that we wanted and more. Beyond the high-quality care and that initial positive gut feeling, we found SolBe's all-inclusive program incredibly helpful. Having the seed-to-table nutrition (food, infant pureés, formula) and the diapers and wipes covered at school saved us much time at home—what a luxury knowing that SolBe would take care of everything we needed. Like all families enrolled in child care, we felt the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the uncertainty, SolBe dealt with the state-mandated closure very well. SolBe accommodated all families and included us in their decisions—it truly felt like a community effort. SolBe's team facilitated Zoom sessions and virtual dance parties and provided take-home meals during the closure. The meals were delicious, nutritious, and helpful, as we were home caring for our daughter while working. While offered for the kiddos, the dance parties allowed us to connect with other parents! SolBe fulfilled its purpose of being child-focused and parent-focused. SolBe's team stepped up in these uncharted waters, navigating the pandemic with intention and adaptability. SolBe reopened quickly, safely, and effectively and were the first to do so (that we knew of). SolBe's COVID-19 protocols are rigorous and comprehensive, and we did not, and have not, had to worry about health and safety. Our daughter is now three years old and is in SolBe's preschool program. She thoroughly enjoys school, always asking to go. She has connected with her educators and established many strong relationships with her classmates. She has developed strong verbal skills; she is incredibly articulate and excels in Spanish comprehension. She understands quite a bit of Spanish and sings to me in Spanish every night before reading. In fact, some of her first words were in Spanish. For a while, she said a few words like "Agua" only in Spanish. Despite her part-time schedule, the curriculum and enrichment are so profound that her experience has felt full-time. To anyone considering SolBe, I would say that if the price is a concern, it is well worth the cost. Money does not compare to the value of SolBe's programs, nurturing environment, seed-to-table nutrition, and devoted education team. Due to work schedule changes, we momentarily complemented her part-time schedule with at-home daycare. We learned from this experience that she isn't nearly as stimulated in this setting. For her, this at-home experience felt exactly like it sounds, like being at home. Alternatively, SolBe's program provides the structure, emergent curriculum, socialization, and environment she needs to thrive. I will also note that if you need flexibility in your schedule, SolBe offers both part-time and full-time options. Being a healthcare provider, I can attest to the benefits of the earlier start time and an extended day program. SolBe is always open year-round, so we have care we can depend on during the summer months. SolBe is exceptional. SolBe has always been our one constant, despite the times of uncertainty and chaos that we've navigated over the past few years. We hope to enroll the newest member of our family in the infant program in the coming months!"
"SolBe is a wonderful community filled with caring and thoughtful teachers and families. Our son had gone through just about every life transition when he first started, around age 2, and without missing a beat the SolBe team created a game plan to help support him during yet another transition. It was so incredibly meaningful to our family that they went out of their way to ensure a smooth transition for him. Their action plan worked magic and within one week of attending, our son would make it very clear to us how much he missed his teachers and friends at school when he wasn't with them. He still comes out of school every day with a big, bright smile excited to share all of the things he learned. They also serve healthy, high quality food that the students really love which is a great bonus."
"When our children were two years old, we enrolled at SolBe. Our primary focuses were safety, cleanliness, and schedule flexibility. For these reasons, SolBe immediately stood out. While SolBe boasted a unique space, it was also a clean and safe environment, and the towns surrounding SolBe felt less chaotic than some locations we considered in Brookline. During our search, we also prioritized finding a school with a safe, private playspace—SolBe had plans to create this space and built their natural playscape in September 2019. The school was in a great location relative to work, but also the flexible hours and extended days complemented our rigorous work schedules. For our family, SolBe was the answer, and we felt very comfortable entrusting SolBe’s team with the care of our children. With two children enrolled, the corresponding schedules were convenient. That said, having our kiddos in the same classroom posed challenges because they depended on each other. Our educators took the time to help our children learn and interact independently, and for that, we are appreciative. The educators always communicated with us to ensure a unified approach—their process in the classroom coincided with how we supported their learning and development at home. As our children grew and developed, so too did SolBe’s program and our perspective on their education. When our children transitioned into the preschool classroom at age three, we quickly discovered a shift in our desire for and interest in SolBe’s emergent curriculum. That said, one piece of SolBe’s approach, Spanish exposure, worried us. As a family who speaks Korean at home, we wondered if introducing a third language would be confusing—we wanted the focus to be on Korean and English development. We discovered that SolBe’s program is adaptable and inclusive. Together, SolBe’s administrators and educators worked alongside our family to support this trilingual experience, which included ramping up Spanish exposure. Despite the temporary mandated closure during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, we found that SolBe’s leadership team and educators were highly adaptable and accommodating. Out of the rapidly-changing external environment developed an even greater sense of community and attention to individual needs—SolBe prepared and sent home materials, hosted virtual circle times, and shared projects for our kiddos to do at home each day. The dedication from SolBe’s team was unparalleled. In the end, SolBe felt more like a family than a school, a feeling we had not experienced at any other early education program. The community is inclusive, the team is adaptable and nurturing, the space is engaging and safe, the approach to education is intentional and inventive, and the all-inclusive element of the program is significant. As working parents, we can attest to the added benefits of having an onsite seed-to-table nutrition program. SolBe’s nutrition program saved us much time and helped prevent picky eaters—eating with friends in a group setting also helped them experiment with new foods. In summary, we recommend SolBe to those in search of an exceptional early education experience!"
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