Little Learner Children's Academy

We have had a wonderful experience at Little Learners! Our toddler comes home with big smiles on her face every day. She has learned so much from “school” and the enriching activities that they do. The summer program is full of fun with special events planned every day. The app is great to communicate her schedule in real time through the day and providing photos and videos. All of the staff are so welcoming and friendly as well. We also love that it is a nut free facility! It makes us feel much safer for our daughter’s allergies. I would definitely recommend Little Learners in Naperville to other families.

My 2.5-year-old son loves it at Little Learner in Naperville! Every morning he runs into school so excited to see his friends and his favorite teachers. Some of his teachers have been with him since he started there at the age of 1 and it's so nice to have that continuity. Every teacher is his "favorite" and I love getting photos of him through the app during the day. It's such a comfort to know that not only is my child safe while I am at work but he is learning, growing and having fun!

As a mom entering the work force full time again after being a stay at home mom for 3 years I was worried about being away from my girls and how they would adjust to the new environment. My children had never been left with anyone before unless it was family. Let me just say Jessica the director made the process beyond easy. Always easy to reach either in person, over the phone or by email. The facility is absolutely wonderful. My children right away fell in love with their teacher and love giving hugs hi and bye. My two year screams of excitement as we pull into the parking lot because she’s so excited to be going to LLCA. I would say the facility is always clean, sanitary, safe, and family oriented. I would HIGHLY recommend looking into this facility after touring MANY places around Naperville I’m so beyond happy we chose little learners for our daughters.

Miss Nicole is very understanding, supportive and advocates for the parents as well as the child. We need more daycare officials like her around. I appreciate everything you, have done for my family. Thank you!

Buckle up for a rollercoaster of daycare drama at the Naperville Little Learners Children's Academy, where I mistakenly enrolled my Son, Ben. It's an experience that left me questioning the very foundation of child care. Picture this: unprofessional staff who specialize in rudeness, a management team fluent in unreliable information, and a communication style that could rival a game of broken telephone. But wait, there's more! Financial rollercoaster, anyone? Unauthorized charges, pricing policies as clear as mud, and good luck getting a refund – it's like navigating a maze of financial mishandling. Now, let's talk hygiene and safety. Unclean conditions that make you cringe, cleaning practices that defy the laws of hygiene, and potential safety hazards that include unsupervised kids and spider infestations. Yes, you heard that right – spider infestations! And here's the behind-the-scenes drama: staff dissatisfaction that reads like a soap opera script. Inadequate training, an unorganized work environment, and staff feeling like they're on the receiving end of disrespect – it's a workplace horror story. But hold onto your hats, folks, because we've got allegations of bribery in the mix. Positive reviews supposedly earn you gifts – talk about buying a good reputation. It's like a twisted version of daycare Yelp. Now, these tales of chaos aren't just a one-time bedtime story. They're echoed across platforms like Google Maps, Yelp, and Better Business Bureau. Sure, there are a few positive reviews, but with bribery accusations flying around, who's to say they're not just fairy tales in disguise? In the grand finale, the overwhelming negative reviews scream "red flags" about Little Learners Children's Academy. So, if you love suspense and drama, feel free to roll the dice. But if you value your sanity and your child's well-being, steer clear of this daycare nightmare. In conclusion, my advice? Run, don't walk, to explore other daycare options in the area. Your child deserves more than a front-row seat to this daycare drama.