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Brooklyn Little Learners Daycare

We are proud to offer Brooklyn Little Learners Daycare (previously known as Ia's Learning Tree Daycare) a trusted part of the Park Slope childcare community for over 10 years, with five convenient locations serving families across the neighborhood. Our program welcomes children from 12 weeks through 2 years old before they transition to our Little Learners Preschool, providing a true home away from home—warm, safe, and loving.

Who We Are

At Brooklyn Little Learners Daycare, children learn and grow in a nurturing, safe, and joyful space. Founded in 2014 by teacher Ia Kakhidze and her daughter Teona, the school has expanded to multiple warm, welcoming locations.

Our approach draws on John Dewey’s belief in learning through exploration and Maria Montessori’s focus on independence and hands-on experiences. Guest teachers enrich the week with Music, Spanish, Yoga, and other engaging activities.

Where We Are Located

Five Convenient Locations

Our program is offered across five sites throughout Windsor Terrace & Park Slope, making quality care accessible to families throughout the community.

425 18th Street
501 8th Street 2nd Floor
19 Windsor Place
35 Terrace Place 2nd Floor
53 2nd Street

Quick Facts

Infant & Toddler Program (12 Weeks–3 Years)

At Brooklyn Little Learner's Daycare, we provide a warm, nurturing, and safe environment where babies and toddlers explore, grow socially, and engage with developmentally appropriate activities.

A Home Away From Home

We prioritize strong, open communication between teachers and families. Together, we ensure each child feels secure, supported, and loved.

Meals & Enrichment

For children 11 months and older, we provide breakfast, lunch, and snacks.
Daily enrichment includes yoga, music, Spanish, and plenty of arts and crafts to spark creativity.

Hours & Calendar

We are open 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, year-round.
We close only on federal holidays, plus a one-week Summer Break and Winter Break (Dec 25–Jan 5).
Our schedule does not follow the DOE calendar.