Children’s Learning Place, Chicago | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

Children's Learning Place (Child care agency) is in Chicago and has a 4.7 rating.

About Children’s Learning Place

Children’s Learning Place ( Child care agency ) is located at 3129 W Fullerton Ave, Chicago, IL 60647, United States. It is categorised as : .
Other categories: Child care agency, Day care center, Nursery school, Preschool, Private educational institution

Ratings & Ranking

Children’s Learning Place has a rating of 4.7 and is ranked number 15680 in the US.

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Address & Location

Children’s Learning Place is located at 3129 W Fullerton Ave, Chicago, IL 60647, United States.

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Parents & Students Reviews:

Children’s Learning Place has 18 reviews with an overall rating of 4.7. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.

Overall Rating : 4.7 out of 5.0 stars
Both of our sons have been going to CLP Logan Square full-time, since 3 months old (they are 3 1/2 and 2). They absolutely love it. CLP does a really great job of mixing play-based activities with learning. By the time my oldest son turned 2, he knew how to count to 10 and sing his ABCs. But he also loved creative play and art. And I know that’s because of the environment he was surrounded by. And ALL of the staff in the entire building (east and west side) know our children’s names, and are friendly and interactive with all the children. I generally have a hard time trusting my children in the care of others, but because my kids run in there so happy to be there, it makes it easier on us as parents to let go of all that worry.

Some aspects I also appreciate about the daycare:
– They have cameras in the classrooms and hallways; footage can be accessed upon request
– They use an app called Brightwheel to keep you updated on your child’s day (including photos)
– They feed the kids well (healthy and hearty servings)
– I appreciate that they provide diapers and formula – this was hard to find when looking for day cares. They also provide all sorts of transitional food options for when your child starts to learn how to eat solids.
– They have a strict sick policy – this is for the safety of all the kids and as hard as it can be to find last minute care for your child when they wake up with a fever, it ends up being the best for the rest of the day care community so the teachers and other kids don’t get sick too. We have had very, very few illnesses (knock on wood) compared to some of my friend’s children at other facilities.
– Lastly, everything is very clean and well -organized. I wish I could keep our own play spaces at home this clean!

I think the only feedback we have needed to provide in our time here, is that communication to parents can sometimes be confusing or not comprehensive enough about more big-picture things (not regarding our kids day-today). But, there has been improvement over the years and it hasn’t been anything that is harmful to us or our children. And since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been very happy with their level of detail and planning surrounding their re-opening and safety precautions. They really are going over the top to ensure everyone’s safety as best as they can with what is in their control.

We’ve enrolled our daughter to CLP for over a year and have been very happy with the care and education she has received. The teachers have really cared for her and gotten to know her and understand her needs and personality. I really feel like they keep it interesting and stimulating for her, which is important because she’s an unusually active and curious toddler. I also feel like the administration is responsive and professional. As a teacher myself, I have high standards and expectations. We plan on keeping her there for the foreseeable future, and have never considered switching. Many of the teachers are available for sitting outside of school, and they also have monthly Friday night group sitting for a few hours for only $20 right at the school.

There are a lot of other nice things I could say about the teachers, but I’d just like to tell you about how once I dropped off my daughter on a Monday morning and as soon as I set her down, she ran over to her teacher and gave her a big hug.

I feel also that I want to call BS on the one-star reviews below. Those people don’t even live in the area, so how could they possibly write a valid review?

I cannot say enough good things about CLP – Logan Square. Finding a daycare that’s a good fit for your child and is in line with your values can be a challenge. We got so lucky when we learned about CLP. Both my son and I had a really hard time with the transition in the beginning because change is hard, but the teachers and directors were all super supportive, gentle, and understanding.

I appreciate the structured programming they offer. My son seems to really enjoy the enrichment activities such as yoga, music classes, kids fit, and Spanish class.

Every one of his teacher’s has been so lovely and easy to communicate with. CLP uses an app to share details about the child’s day like when their diaper was changed, when they used the potty, what they ate, how much they ate, what they worked on, etc. They also share pictures and videos and that is truly my favorite part!

What I love most though is the routine interactions with not just the teachers but the directors and other staff and wonderful families. It really is a great community and I highly recommend CLP if you’re looking for a joyful childcare experience.

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