Tutor Time of Downers Grove - Downers Grove, Illinois

Tutor Time of Downers Grove es una centro de cuidado infantil con ubicación en 460 75th St, Downers Grove, IL 60516 que ofrece una variedad de servicios para niños desde temprana edad. Con más de 29 review en Google My Business, esta empresa ha demostrado ser una opción confiable para las familias locales.

Características y servicios

Algunas de las características y servicios destacados de Tutor Time de Downers Grove incluyen:

• Centro de cuidado infantil: Cuidado personalizado para niños desde cero hasta 5 años.
• Programa de después escuela: Actividades y tutoría después de la escuela para niños de 5 a 12 años.
• Agencia de cuidado de niños: Cuidado en el hogar para niños de 6 meses a 12 años.
• Centro de aprendizaje: Actividades educativas y divertidas para niños de 6 meses a 12 años.
• Escuela de niñera: Cuidado y educación para niños de 6 meses a 5 años.
• Organizador de campamentos de verano: Actividades y juegos para niños durante el verano.
• Servicio de cuidado de jóvenes: Cuidado y apoyo para jóvenes de 13 a 18 años.

Ubicación y acceso

La ubicación de Tutor Time de Downers Grove es fácil de encontrar, ya que cuenta con una entrada y estacionamiento accesible para personas con discapacidad.

Información recomendada

Para obtener más información sobre Tutor Time de Downers Grove, puede visitar su sitio web oficial o llamar al 855-887-8945 para hablar con un representante.

Opiniones

Esta empresa tiene 29 review en Google My Business, con una media de opinión de 3.9/5.

👍 Reviews of Tutor Time of Downers Grove

Nia S.

1/5

Please don’t send your child here. This is one of the worst daycare I ever seen in my life. The teachers are rude and unprofessional. They argue with you over the littlest things they don’t teach the kids at all. All they do is babysit. I watched on the camera plenty of times the teachers abusing the kids. My child has came home with marks and bruises that they couldn’t explain what happened to him. One of the teachers tried to tell my child something was wrong with his hips because he wasn’t walking yet and suggested that I take him to orthopedic. My child started walking a couple weeks later they put my child in a infant classroom and he was a toddler because they didn’t want to take the responsibility of watching him!

Amanda C.

5/5

Since starting my son here I can see that he's happy. He's an only child and now he has friends-he runs in the classroom in the morning to see both the kids and teachers. It brings us joy to see him so included. He's also been talking more and listens more at home and I feel like overall he is learning so much due to the enriching activities. The things mentioned in the other comments I can't speak to other than to say my husband and I have not seen anything that would give us cause for concern (I am a social worker and mandated reporter if that helps to know). I feel like my son is safe when he comes to this school, due to their check in and out processes. They also have a great app where you can be updated on how your child's day is going and even check the cameras. They also give the kiddos really
healthy snacks and meals! My husband and I are happy with our decision to choose Tutor Time.

Meg W.

5/5

We are so happy with Tutor Time! Our daughter loves all the staff, everyone is super nice. Our daughter has a special requirement, and I cannot say how much I appreciate the attention to detail they give to making sure each room she is in is accessible to her. They make it easy to feel comfortable leaving her in someone else’s care. I am so happy we chose this daycare!

Ashley S.

5/5

I am so happy we were able to get our daughter into Tutor Time. Going back to work and not being with her all day was really hard but they make it so much easier. Our daughter is little still so for the infants they do a great job of trying to stick to whatever schedule you do at home in terms of playing, feeding and sleeping. All the teachers and staff are super nice! I appreciate that I can check in to the cameras to see her any time I want throughout the day and they send pictures of her. In all the pictures I can see how genuinely happy she is which makes us feel a lot better. We honestly can’t say enough good things and were thankful to have her here!

Jilicia S.

5/5

My son attended this daycare, but we left because we moved. Everyone was so caring and flexible. My son enjoyed this school and still talks about it even though we are gone. Special thanks to all the teachers: both Ms. Aprils, Ms. Ke' la, Ms. Briana, Ms. Natasha, Ms Sheena, Ms. Keyanna, Ms Tyshana and special thanks to Ms. Tracy who has been with us all the way. We are grateful for the foundation that you laid.

Melanie S.

5/5

We would be lost without our Tutor Time family. Kiddo #3 and 9 years in. Knowing how many hours they work and how little they’re compensated, their genuine care for the children is remarkable. My kids have flourished there and have always looked forward to attending their beloved school.

Christene S.

1/5

Please do not send your children here. The child abuse mentioned in previous reviews is real. They will watch the video of the abuse with you and the Director Heidi will gaslight you for how emotional you get after watching your child get slammed down by a teacher. As a parent, watching your child be abused will ALWAYS elicit rage. For parents that have also witnessed this, please report the incidences to the authorities. This daycare should be shut down. UPDATE: My children are attending Little Kids Learning Center in Seven bridges. They are amazing and my toddler runs to them each morning with open arms for hugs.

Jessie J.

1/5

My daughter got pushed to the ground by a staff member on her first week attending. I saw it on the live feed and immediately drove there to report it. The company did pull the feed and took disciplinary action, but it was still a horrible, shocking experience that happened to my child who had no previous experience with daycare until her first week at Tutor Time. Even though action was taken, I still removed her because I was concerned that the staff could be too overwhelmed that someone’s natural reaction was to harm a child rather than gentle redirection.