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Licensed bilingual daycare classroom at My Piccolo Mondo, 1466 Ohm Ave, Bronx NY 10465

Your kid won’t be one of dozens here.

Small bilingual Italian/English daycare in Country Club, Bronx. Lucia answers the phone herself.

Licensed child care at 1466 Ohm Ave, Bronx NY 10465 — for families in the Bronx, Queens, Long Island, New Rochelle, and southern Connecticut.

(914) 755-2107

Mon–Fri 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM · 1466 Ohm Ave, Bronx, NY 10465

Licensed group family day care · English & Italian · 6 weeks–5 years · Bronx daycare serving Queens, Long Island, New Rochelle & Connecticut

Where families come from

Daycare for the Bronx — and the towns that drive here

One licensed home. Parents arrive from the East Bronx, over the Throgs Neck Bridge from Queens and Long Island, down I-95 from New Rochelle, and from Greenwich and Stamford.

See every neighborhood we serve

Daycare questions, answered

Where is My Piccolo Mondo daycare located?

We are a licensed group family day care at 1466 Ohm Ave, Bronx, NY 10465, in the Country Club / Spencer Estates section of the East Bronx. Families also come from Pelham Bay, Throggs Neck, Queens, Long Island, New Rochelle, and southern Connecticut.

Do you serve families from Queens?

Yes. Whitestone, Bayside, Flushing, and College Point families cross the Throgs Neck Bridge for our small bilingual home in Country Club, Bronx. Call (914) 755-2107.

Can Long Island families enroll?

Yes. Western Long Island families from Great Neck, Little Neck, Manhasset, and Port Washington drop off at 1466 Ohm Ave, Bronx 10465. Typically 20–30 minutes via the Throgs Neck Bridge.

How far are you from New Rochelle?

New Rochelle is one of our closest towns north of the city line — usually a 12–20 minute drive via I-95 or Shore Road. Pelham and Larchmont families come too.

Do Connecticut families come to this daycare?

Yes. Greenwich, Stamford, and other southern Connecticut families drive I-95 to our licensed Bronx home. Greenwich is typically 25–35 minutes. Call (914) 755-2107.

“A child should walk in and feel known — not one of dozens.”

Lucia · over 20 years on Ohm Avenue