About the Provider
Description: Peggy Albertson is a Licensed Home in BROWNSBURG IN, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant-Thirteen. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
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Lies upon lies. This lady is the worst. Stay away from this provider. She will do anything to keep her business alive. She shuts down every few months due to "family issues", which in reality are regulatory issues. So many state violations I can't count on two hands. Dont leave your kids in this person's hands!
Do not try this daycare. Peggy was caught violating state regulations in March 2016. She lied to me and told me she had a family emergency and had to take a couple days off. We later found out, from another person, she was lying and she had to drop several kids. She did not even have the integrity to be honest with us. She left us in a serious bind with no child care. I suggest going anywhere else!
Stear clear of Peggy... She will drop your kid like a bad habit. Once she gets caught for violating yet another Indiana daycare law she'll hopefully be shut down. She's done it numerous times and pays her way out of it. She's seems like a sweet old lady but rest assured she only cares about your money. Stay away from this one and spend five to ten dollars more on someone who doesn't violate state rules. Look her up, it's public domain. Don't say I didn't warn you.