So far we are loving it. Child care included with membership is really nice. He enjoys it so much I…read moretake a class just so he can play.

They dont let 11 year olds in the gym horrible and just because you are two years less doesn't mean…read morethat you cant go there its just terrible ....

Educational, Loving, Safe and Caring DayCare in Bloomington,…read moreIndiana. Give Sandra a call! It will be the best decision you ever made for your family.

We found Sandra after we had a few interviews with other providers in town. When we meet Sandra we…read moreconnected immediately and knew she was the perfect fit for our family. Our son has been going to her for almost 4 months now and he loves it; it is so hard to get him to leave her house. I love the openness and transparency with Sandra. She welcomes you into her home and talks to you about your child and their day. She is loving, consistent, and really engages with the kids; from teaching, to arts and crafts, playing outside, and dancing. And best of all she teaches and encourages manners and respect! She also makes the kids nutritious and healthy meals/snacks. We absolutely love Sandra and highly recommend her.

My son loves this preschool! He has learned so much, so fast! His handwriting has improved a…read moregreat deal, he knows his alphabet and is beginning to read short words, and I've been really impressed by how fast he's picking up Spanish! (Plus, they have the best playground.) We'll miss Mr. Tim and Ms. Nina when he moves on to kindergarten next year!

I am so impressed with this school. Lots of love, fun and learning. They teach Spanish as well…read more Experienced teachers and equal playtime. All a child needs to be ready for Kindergarten!

My kiddo went there years ago. They had a lot problems. The baby to stuff ratio is too high, most…read moretime with shortage of stuff. They also have high Stuff turnover issue. Will not recoupment to anyone who are pursuing a good daycare.

I was assigning house responsibilities for my kids (clean litter, feed cat, take out trash, etc.)…read moreand as I was giving each kid their assigned job my daughter who has been with Kid Angles for several years now yells "WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TEAMWORK!". I'd like to take credit for my parenting skills but Katie Smith and the rest of the teachers at her school deserve most of it. I love the life lessons and importance of taking care of self and others she learns daily and brings home with her.

The Prep School is wonderful. My daughter has been a Prep School'er for her 3's, 4's and soon to…read morebe 5's. The staff is caring, talented, professional, and flat out rock when it comes to education. Lia and her fine team keep the children busy, fed well, challenged, and most importantly at ease. A comfortable child has the brain radar in full motion picking up every little life detail. I am convinced that there is no better pre-school in Bloomington/Monroe County. I suspect that my daughter will be so advanced in her learning that adjusting to 1st grade will be a breeze.

This is such a sweet little daycare! Sara (the owner) has such a loving, sweet vibe and is so…read moreknowledgeable about all things kids related. She has 6 of her own kids + at least one grand baby and ofc all the kids at her school. Imagine is what you'd expect to find in a super crunchy, granola home daycare. They hold and hug (and even kiss) the babies. But they're also very (very!) diligent about things like cleaning and following all safety guidelines (for example - they don't use drool bibs because they could be a safety hazard, and instead opt for soft washcloths). Imagine is split into two houses - one for (I think) ages 3-5, the other for babies to 3ish. Maybe 2ish, I can't remember for sure. I really like this because it allows the kids to play in the way that's safe and interesting to them. Older kids can play with balloons. Babies don't get exposed to choking hazards. And so on. There's lots of outside time, beautiful healthy food made from scratch, yoga, massage, tummy time (Molly from The Cocuun comes to give tummy time classes for the babies once a week - this is included in tuition), and I think there's a Spanish teacher that works with the kids too! They believe in natural consequences and teaching children to communicate even as babies. It's a very nurturing supportive environment and you can really feel how much they love the kids. I especially appreciate how picky Sara is about the teachers she hires. I know my baby is safe (and loved) there. The admin side could be improved (you may have to call or email multiple times to get a response), but the quality of care is more than worth it. Just remember that Sara teaches and does admin, so she's wearing a lot of hats and prioritizes the kids first, as she should. The pricing is very competitive. She accepts checks or Venmo. All in all this is a great place and we're so happy we got in!

great experience with both my children preschool and prek the teachers are very caringread more

Hi all - wanted to share for parents looking for care. From our experience, stay away from…read moreKinderCare on Sare road. If it works, great. But just a word of warning. We did the 2 week drop-in at KinderCare over this holiday break, and our 17 month old has had two incidents, back to back days, where he hit his head. The first time he "slipped" out of their lap, while being rocked to sleep (??). We got told at pick up. No messages or calls. The second, they put him on a bench "next to the teacher" and he fell off. We did get a message about this one. We will never be going back and I worry about their ability to care for young children. Felt the need to share for others.

I went in last week to see about enrolling. Im 72 and a Veteran and im considered disabled. I…read moreasked why the seniors paid a lot more than the younger people. They didn't give a really convincing reason. I also asked about better price for a veteran and disabled. Again, they didn't give me a convincing answer, other that it is just not offered. Why is this? Is this only a Bloomington, IN thing? It must be because the one in Spencer, IN does. But it is just to far to drive now. This is just another strike against Bloomington, IN.

At first i really enjoyed this branch of the YMCA. Now i would discourage anyone with leg…read moredisabilities or other lower limb disabilities find another fitness center. i was willing to work around the chairs not the correct height. i could always find a piece of equipment to use as a chair. i also was willing to put up with trainers who had never worked with people with disabilities. What has pushed me over the brink is the broken elevator. The equipment i want to use is on the second floor. After over three weeks, no one has any idea when the elevator will be repaired. it is not the staff's fault. This is an administrative decision. The staff at both locations shrug their shoulders and inform the client with the response- we don't know when it will be repaired. When any of the other equipment was broken they have no response. The focus is on the healthy and not for people with disabilities.

Avoid this place like the PLAGUE!!!!! Because that is what your child will come down with. Took my…read morechild here and he was sick for 2 solid months. They don't keep kids out who are snotty, coughing, whatever as long as they don't have an official temperature. GROSS. And there are waaaaay too many kids per adult. 12-14 kids per 2 adults. Not enough attn and care can possibly be given individually to your child with this ratio. Not to mention this daycare had a outbreak of Hand, foot and mouth disease and we were NOT informed by them of this. We kept sending our son here and guess what? He came down with H,F,M,D. We have had to take him to the doctor 6 times for various things since he started going. Ear infections, cough and cold and then HFMD. Omg, this place should be shut down. If you care about your kids, find them another provider that prides itself on good hygiene and has the common courtesy to inform you of a outbreak of the grossest thing I've ever seen. He puked at first and then had diarrhea for 2 weeks. They apologized but that wasn't enough for me. If further action could be taken besides removing him, believe me it would've been done. unfortunately it seems daycares in this state are not well regulated and only the most serious complaints are investigated by the state cps.

Great daycare! I can tell my daughter is in good hands and is always happy to go to daycare. The…read morestaff is very friendly and very kind. I am very happy with our choice to send our daughter here.

We have been at BDLC for several months now and have loved it! Our 18 month old (who has the worst…read morekind of stranger danger instincts) absolutely loves his teachers and always comes home clean and happy. The teachers keep open communication with us, and always inform us if anything seems out of the ordinary about his behavior --- this has always proceeded mild sickness, so it was nice having the head's up! I also really appreciate the vegetarian menu provided for the kids. It has a wide variety of foods that include plenty of protein sources, fresh fruits/veggies, and grains. We're not vegetarian at home, so I am glad that he is exposed to this approach to food at school. He's also healthier than ever and growing perfectly according to our pediatrician, so it's obvious he's getting all the nutrition he needs :) Another thing I am particularly impressed with is the lesson plans provided by the teachers each month. They look creative and fun, but the best part is that I can tell that my kiddo actually learns from their activities! He always comes home having learned new skills, words, and games - he's even trying to count already! As much as I wish I could be at home 24/7 teaching him all these things, I am so comforted to know that he is in good hands at BDLC.

Our son has been coming to BDLC for several months now and we have been happy with their care. His…read moreteachers are calm and responsible and their outdoor space is really idyllic, the nicest outdoor space I've seen at a daycare in Bloomington. Even though our son is at the age where separation anxiety is strong, he has been happy there, and we are grateful for that. Our previous daycare experience was with a kind of "boutique" place (very expensive), and they were great, however we personally appreciate that at BDLC they're a little more relaxed--a little more of a family vibe. We also like the other families in the room and it was so cute how they had an open house for all of us to get to meet each other since our kids will be growing up together.