Frequently Asked Questions

Kinderbook does not provide full meals, but we do offer morning and afternoon snacks along with water. Families are encouraged to pack a healthy lunch each day. You’ll find ideas in our Lunch Bag Suggestions guide on the Parent Resources page.

We accept all major credit cards, state vouchers, cash, checks, and money orders. Tuition payments can also be arranged on a recurring schedule for your convenience.

No, Kinderbook remains open year-round and only closes for recognized holidays. A full holiday calendar is shared with families at the beginning of each school year.

No. We’re proud that most of our teachers have been with Kinderbook for five years or longer. Consistency helps children feel secure and connected as they grow.

Yes. Our experienced teachers partner with families to support each child’s potty-training journey. Every child develops at their own pace, and we encourage communication to ensure a consistent approach at home and school.

Kinderbook is open Monday through Friday, from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. We offer flexible scheduling options to meet the needs of working families.

We welcome children from infants (8 weeks) through Pre-K (5 years old), with programs tailored to each developmental stage.

Teachers provide daily or weekly updates depending on your child’s age group. Infant and toddler parents receive daily sheets, while preschool and Pre-K families receive monthly newsletters and classroom calendars.

Kinderbook follows a play-based, developmentally balanced curriculum aligned with the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care standards. Activities promote social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth through hands-on learning.

We take allergies very seriously. Please inform our staff of any allergies during enrollment and provide documentation from your child’s healthcare provider. We maintain a nut-aware environment and post allergy alerts in classrooms as needed.

Our center follows strict safety and security protocols, including controlled entry access, background-checked staff, and regular safety drills. Teachers are trained in first aid and CPR.

Families must complete the Medication & Emergency Consent Form before any medication is administered. Only trained staff can provide medication under approved conditions. Emergency plans are reviewed with each family during enrollment.

Each age group has specific needs. Generally, children should bring a labeled lunch, extra clothes, and nap items (like a blanket or sheet). Visit our What to Bring checklist for detailed guidance.

Infants nap as needed based on their individual schedules. Toddlers, preschool, and Pre-K children have a daily rest period with soft music and low lighting. Families may send a small blanket or comfort item from home.

Yes! Weather permitting, children enjoy outdoor playtime every day. We believe outdoor exploration helps build motor skills, imagination, and confidence.