Apple Tree Child Development Center of Wyckoff Offers Free Park and Ride for Commuter Parents

WYCKOFF, N.J. - Aug. 13, 2016 - PRLog -- Choosing a North Jersey area preschool that will fit within your daily life and work schedule can be a daunting task. Fortunately, Bergen County area parents have The Apple Tree Child Development Center (http://appletreewyckoff.com/contact/) in Wyckoff as an option. This center is committed to children and their families, with a focus on the personal, developmental and educational needs of young children. They understand that each child develops in his or her own way and at their own pace. They offer programs for children 6 weeks through 6 years old including infants, toddlers, pre-school, pre-k and a state-certified kindergarten.

Unlike many other Bergen County area options, Apple Tree Child Development Center offers a unique program structure that allows children to develop a positive sense of self and achievement. Their programs are designed around the 4 learning areas Cognitive, Social, Emotional, and Physical. The curriculum combined with music, gymnastics, art, and cooking round out and enhance the developmental areas.

For busy Bergen County area parents who must drop their children off at preschool before heading into New York City for the workday, Apple Tree Child Development Center of Wyckoff is a dream come true. The center now offers free park-and-ride for commuter parents heading into New York City, with convenient bus pick up right on Goffle Road in Wyckoff. For anyone who has navigated the commute from northern Bergen County into New York City, this is quite a big deal! The time savings and reduction in stress can be significant.

To read about The Apple Tree Child Development Center of Wyckoff on mybergen.com, click here http://www.mybergen.com/activities-for-children-kids-nj-n.... To schedule a tour, you can call the center directly at 201-447-2266. The Apple Tree Child Development Center of Wyckoff is located at 545 Goffle Road, Suite 2, Wyckoff, New Jersey, minutes from Routes 4, 17, 208 and 287.