We have 2 boys that have been going to GSLC for day care since they were both about 1 year old and…read morewe have nothing but positive things to say about the program. Our oldest, now 4, attends pre-K and has been growing by leaps and bounds. When he finishes up with the school day he transitions seamlessly back over to the daycare. The management here is very kind and personal; this is a smaller operation and everyone gets to know your family well. We have never felt like just a number and our boys absolutely adore the staff. The biggest positIve in my book is that beyond just learning the basics, the kids get a firm spiritual foundation that teaches them to love God and others. My wife and I both highly recommend this place.

After having a scary experience with another local daycare, I was pleased to have found Good…read moreShepherd. We have been using them for a little over 6 months now and have been very pleased with the care our child receives. The coordinator is very responsive, the teachers are kind and attentive, and the rooms are clean and appropriate. We are so happy here and plan to keep our child here for the foreseeable future.

We have had a great experience with our two children at Cornerstone. We have several favorite…read moreteachers who we have known for years. We know that this is a clean, safe place, and we've felt very comfortable here.

This daycare has been an incredible blessing to my daughter and I -- I could not have found a more…read moreincredible place to call home away from home for her. They are very quick to address any questions or concerns you might have and the facility is extremely well kept and clean. The staff is incredibly professional and nurturing as any mother would hope to find in caregivers. They give me peace of mind while I am away from my baby, and I never blink an eye knowing she is in the best care possible next to my own. I would highly recommend this daycare to any and all whom are looking for top notch child care for their little ones!

We chose this daycare because of its convenient location directly across from our workplace. During…read moreour tour, we were told they accept YWCA childcare assistance. We provided copies of our recent pay stubs as part of the process. Based on our income, we anticipated qualifying for assistance. However, we were informed that they do not accept back pay and that families must cover full tuition out-of-pocket until subsidy approval is finalized. In our case, the approval process took eight weeks. That would have required paying two months of tuition upfront while waiting for assistance. If a center works with YWCA-funded families regularly, it was unclear why no flexibility could be offered given the documented income information we provided. For many working families, paying full tuition for weeks -- or months -- while waiting on approval defeats the purpose of childcare assistance. Families relying on subsidy support should make sure they fully understand this policy before enrolling. To make a long story short if you can't afford the daycare tuition on your own, don't even apply.

Do not recommend. The teachers need more training and coaching on how to interact with children…read morewho may have more emotional learning challenges.

My son has been going here since he was 9 weeks old and we have had nothing but amazing…read moreexperiences! I have such a great piece of mind with him here; he loves his friends & teachers!!

I enjoy working at The Goddard School the owners are so caring and thoughtful. I love that I'm able…read moreto bring my daughter and I know she is in a safe, loving place where she's always learning something new. The employees are very easy to get along with and it is a great place to start your ECE career.

Any parents sending their kid to a solid foundation in Zion. Hand foot and mouth disease is going…read morearound the school and my child has it. I called this morning and the staff advised me it was going around. Later I received a very mean message from the owner backtracking what was told to me by the staff. It's so sad how little respect this place has for these children. My daughter was kicked out of the school basically for having this disease that was going around the school and because the staff told me what was going on and wasn't supposed to. I do have the messages from the owner if anyone who has kids that go here want to verify this.

I almost never write reviews. I was of the belief that people needed to experience things for…read morethemselves and decide. I was wrong. Information is power, and people need to know if they are risking their children' safety. My 2 year old grandson attended this facility. He was only there for a month. At first, we thought we were overreacting, but we weren't. He came home with an knot on his forehead. It was explained that an autistic child was throwing things. Because my grandson didn't fall out crying, they thought he was ok. Then, he came home, with a bruise under his eye. Again, no real explanation. Then My daughter witnessed a child run at him on the playground, knock him down and sock him in the eye. There was no one closely supervising them. The clincher was when my daughter saw him, sitting with a teenager[most of the staff} and he was sprayed in the face with water, until he was soaking wet. She couldn't be sure, but believed she might have been holding him. He's 2, but he wouldn't sit and be mistreated. Don't send your children here. There are currently two open DCFS cases against this facility. FOR CHILD ENDANGERMENT!!! Do your research, it pays. Thank God my grandson wasn't injured more than he was. He is now at a place he is cared for. He's happy to leave his mom, and participate with the other children and teachers. And the teachers/assistants are dedicated to get to know him, and further his development. He's safe again. This is the Zion, IL. location. I don't know why it came up California.

We've had our daughter at Extended Love since she was 11 weeks old, the experience has been great…read moreso far. The care takers have gotten to know my daughter so well they can pick up on daily changes, if she's in a bad mood, isn't feeling well, or is off her routine. They know my wife and I by name and as I'm walking in/out other care takers know my daughter! We've been very pleased and believe we made the best choice for our child after touring basically every daycare provider in the area. Some are several hundred more a month, and we just didn't feel the value was there to justify that. They use a phone app to provide you a daily picture. You also receive diaper changes, feedings, and notices on your supplies. You can interface with the director and care takers directly on there as well. It's pretty neat!

Terrible place to leave your child in there. My child was in two year old class. They show TV on…read moredaily basis and they say 2 hours of tv is allowed for 2 years and above. We don't pay them so much for our kids to watch TV there. Few teachers might be good but the bad ones are unbearable. One of the 3 year old class teacher yelled at my child very often. I saw her yelling once I went drop him in the morning. When taken the issue to the director they blamed my child. My child was extremely sad for about 1 year and then we quit extended love as we found them not taking good care of my child. And also mainly because my child was extremely scared to go to the center and he said he was being hurt by the teacher. I still curse myself for putting my child with such horrible people.

I love this daycare it's by far the best one my kid has been to. The teachers are patient and kind!…read moreFor the first time I can drop my kid off and know she's in good hands.

They dont consider the development of a childs needs for healthy development. They are very…read moreunsanitary in the pandemic as whom changes a child on floor? If a kid in diapers I changing table. Why would a thermostat be @level for kid? Management doesn't help like should and gossips Majority of time.