We are so happy with our decision to enroll our son in Judy’s Playgroup. When we visited the space last year, we immediately got a great vibe. Every corner of Judy’s playgroup space is filled with bright, fun, and enriching objects. It turned out to be the perfect place for our son to begin his educational journey. The small group size allows for socialization but also ample attention when needed, which is exactly what we…
Judy’s Playgroup is the best experience I could have ever hoped for, for my son Harmony. Harmony is thriving in Judy’s world – her care and curation of their everyday experience is so thoughtful and detailed. Everything feels authentic from the routine for the day, to the friendships that have evolved, to the beautiful art projects explored and brought home. Harmony adores his fellow classmates and Meghan and Judy and expresses this to me often which warms my heart…
Although we have friends who have raved about Judy’s Playgroup, we were hesitant to enroll our daughter this year given COVID. But boy are we glad we did. Judy has been extremely vigilant about putting everyone’s health and safety first. Plus, it has been nice to have Judy and fellow parents to navigate these crazy times with. Most importantly, our daughter could not be happier. We have really seen her thrive. We knew the minute…
So here we are in the middle of a pandemic. Few of us could have ever imagined what life would look like in August of 2020. In normal times, as parents and teachers of young children, we would be getting excited about the new school year and savoring the last days of summer before everything gets crazy busy again. The tone of this time is very reminiscent for me of the days and months…
I loved my time at Judy’s Playgroup. I’m 32 and my best friends are still from there! It’s a community, creative loving and engaged. I feel so lucky. Lena Dunham, Class of 1989
We bring home these beautiful and precious babies. We love them, nurture them, trying our hardest to fulfill their every need. We stare at them for hours on end, looking for signs of connection. We are thrilled when they make the tiniest bit of progress. They grow and change daily, learn and delight us. So, it stands to reason that we are shocked when, only months later, they start saying “No!” and suddenly aren’t cooperating. …