University Children's Center

Streeterville Center Claimed 4.0 Updated Jun 2026

Open today 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM

Childcare center offering early education and enrichment with a focus on literacy, art, early academics, physical education, and social skills. Utilizing a play-based curriculum designed to inspire a love of learning and prepare children for Kindergarten and beyond. Teachers develop self-expression and critical thinking skills through the use of open-ended questions and community building. Classrooms are designed to meet each child's needs throughout each stage of development.

Description provided by the business.

Location Info

446 E Ontario St # 150

Chicago, IL 60611

Monday 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Thursday 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Friday 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Accreditations

Military Assistance

  • Offers Military Subsidies/Benefits

Languages Spoken

  • English

Location Details

  • Meals are provided.

Programs Offered

Infant Daycare

Infant Care 0 mo - 12 mo
  • Schedules

    Full Time

  • Calendar

    Full Year

Description

Infant program offering a physically and emotionally safe place for your baby to explore and learn about the world around them. Shoe-free policy ensures that classrooms are clean and safe for little ones to move around. Daily routine includes time outdoors, group time, and discovery baskets for sensory exploration. Trained teachers spend time cuddling, singing, and reading to your child.

Education Types

  • Academic-Based
  • Play-Based

Licensing

University Children's Center is a licensed child care center.

Type

Licensed Child Care Center

Identifier

513277

Capacity

281

Issued

12/16

Last retrieved 06/01/26. More information about licensed providers in IL can be found at Illinois Department of Children & Family Services.

Parent Reviews

4.0 (1 Review)
Anonymous
Apr 17, 2018

My son has gone there for 10 months now. He is always happy to go to the day care in the morning! The team is great and the kids do a lot of fun activities. The only “downside”: food could be more healthy, especially for very young kids, but that’s ok.