Honeydew Drop Child Daycare Services in Brooklyn

Honeydew has been providing top-notch childcare to the Brooklyn community since 1999.

Honeydew Drop's aim is to help families care for their children by providing excellent childcare and by fostering a feeling of community through our various services.We have been providing quality childcare to the Brooklyn community since 1999. Our curriculum of educational and creative enrichment programs provides a well-rounded education for the WHOLE child.

We Have Four Convenient Locations to Serve You.

Our flexible schedule daycare lets you choose your schedule:
• FULL DAY
• EXTENDED DAY
• HALF DAY SCHEDULES AVAILABLE TOO!

Honeydew Playhouse:

Daycare for Children 2 to 5 years
Music enrichment class Saturdays
Birthday Party space availble all weekends
Limited Openings Now

Honeydew Summer Program at HoneyDew Playhouse
July 6th to Aug 27th, from 9am - 3pm Mondays to Fridays.
For ages 4-6 years old.

Honeydew Treehouse:

Daycare for children ages 2-5 years and their baby siblings too!
Limited Openings Now

Honeydew Childcare

Daycare for children 18 mos to 3 years old
Opening Late Fall

Call for a free Playgroup with your child!

COMING SOON!

Afterschool Services 3:00 - 6:30pm, Pre-K to 1st Grade
Please e-mail us for more information.

Introducing NANNY IN A JIFFY!

Nanny in a Jiffy is an emergency babysitting service that helps families with their childcare needs by providing quality, safe and efficient caregiving services in their homes on short notice.

Visit www.nannyinajiffy.com
For more information.

FORMS TO DOWNLOAD

Medical Statement Form - Click here
Emergency Contact Form - Click here

MOMMY AND ME CLASSES COMING SOON!

Please email us for more info if you are interested so we can determine the class size.

PARENTING TIPS:

Aggression: How to deal with hitting, biting, and more
Why it happens: Shocking as it may be to you, aggressive behavior is a normal part of your toddler's behavior.
How to respond to Challenging Behavior:
Children who hit, push or scratch may not know how to express their feelings in other ways.
What to do:
* Determine the cause of the behavior.
* Say:"I see that you are upset and I'm trying to help you, please use your words and tell me why you are upset."
*Focus on what the child needs, rather than on what she is doing.
*Reward your observation with Positive Reinforcement.
*If there's pattern you can talk to your pediatrician or lead teacher.
Read more here