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287 South: Take exit 5 for Stelton Road. Bear Right at the ramp and make the 1st Left at the light onto Hadley Road. At the 3rd light make a Left onto Cragwood Road. Make the 1st Right into the the building complex. Pass the 1st parking lot on your Right and make a Right turn immediately after. Continue straight and you will see BH parking on the right. 287 North: Take exit 4 for Durham Road. Make a Left and then make the 1st Right onto Hadley Road. Continue straight and the make a Right at the Bright Horizons sign located on your right side. Once you enter the complex, BH parking spots will be on your left side.

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A Bright Horizons teacher is a nurturer as well as an educator, someone who encourages learning through exploration, and who understands the balance between what a child needs to feel safe and what she requires to reach her potential. Your child’s teacher is your partner. At Bright Horizons, families and teachers work together --celebrating successes, navigating challenges, and communicating daily about your child’s achievements and goals.

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  • Name: Megan

    Position: Enrollment Counselor. As you are exploring your child care and early education options, I can be a valuable resource. My goal is to help you find the program that best matches the unique needs of your family.

    In Education Since: 2007

    I love working for Bright Horizons because: I am a parent of 2 children that attend Bright Horizons. My son started as a toddler and my daughter as an infant. It's a great feeling to give back to an organization that has meant so much to our family, as well as assist families with the very important decision of choosing a child care and early education program. I can be reached at 973.873.5922 or megan.aita@brighthorizons.com. I look forward to speaking with you!

    Favorite Children's Book: "The Giving Tree", by Shel Silverstein