Angie'S Angels

I’m sharing this because I really wish someone had said it more clearly in the reviews. This place has a lot of good ratings and I understand why some families love it, but some of the bad reviews are absolutely worth paying attention to. They’re not lying or being dramatic. Please read them carefully. From what I personally experienced, the center looks great on the outside, but the actual day to day care didn’t live up to the rating. A lot of basic things were missed. Book bags often went untouched, even when parents mentioned what their child needed. Comfort items, snacks, extra clothes, things that clearly matter for a toddler’s day stayed in the bag. That might not seem big to some, but when you know your child and what keeps them stable and emotionally grounded, it matters a lot.There were also small signs of disorganization that added up quickly. Shoes on the wrong feet, dirty socks even though clean ones were packed, comfort items not used, snacks uneaten, very little communication unless I asked directly, and different staff giving completely different answers about simple policies. Drop off and pick up felt awkward, not warm or welcoming, which doesn’t feel right when you’re trusting people with your child. Young kids rely on stability and predictability, and that’s where this place seemed to struggle. Yes, they do crafts and activities, but crafts are the bare minimum. Anyone can hand a child a piece of paper and some paint. What toddlers really need is emotional stability, comfort, routine, and staff who pay attention to the little details. That’s where things felt lacking. I also noticed moments around the center that didn’t sit well with me. Nothing extreme, but I did see a staff member getting visibly frustrated with a toddler over something that shouldn’t have been left out in the first place. Not abusive, but definitely not the calm, gentle redirection you hope to see in a daycare/preschool environment. The whole place just felt a bit chaotic and like the staff were stretched thin or doing the bare minimum to get through the day, not the kind of consistent stability toddlers need to feel safe and regulated. I’m not saying this is a terrible Daycare/preschool or that no child should go here. I’m sure it works well for some families. But if your child thrives on structure, soft routines, comfort items, emotional support, and consistency, then this environment might be overwhelming or just not the right fit. The high rating doesn’t fully reflect what actually goes on day to day.I’m not posting this to hurt the center’s reputation. I’m posting it to help other parents who, like me, rely on honest reviews to make the best choice for their kids. Sometimes the less positive reviews are the ones that tell the truth you need to hear.

Both of my grandchildren have attended at Angie’s since they were born. They are now 4 and 2 and love going every day and have learned so much there.The teachers and staff are all caring and compassionate leaders and go the extra mile to meet the needs of the children and the parents. They run a structured environment that encourages learning and growth . I would highly recommend.

Both of my children have attended Angie’s since they were 6 weeks old. The teachers are very hands on and have allowed my children to learn so many different things! My children talk about them throughout the week and even on weekends wanting to go back! You can tell they care so much about the children in their care and pour so much of themselves into their work! Very cleanly, safe space.

My daughter has gone here since she was 6 weeks old. Staff has always been so welcoming and amazing at giving me updates throughout the day. Very professional! I've always felt safe dropping my daughter off here :)

My great grandkids go there and the staff are just like family! They are loving, kind, warmhearted, caring and always supportive! When you go there they are always smiling ready to give the children the best possible outcome of the day! We love everyone there!