Questions from parents
Clear answers help families choose with confidence.
Here are the basics about ages, hours, routines, meals, supplies, pricing, and tours. For details specific to your child, contact Ms. Imrat directly.
Getting started
What ages do you care for?
Baby Angel focuses on infants and toddlers. Contact Ms. Imrat with your child's age so you can discuss fit and current availability.
How do I check availability?
Call or text (773) 599-5002, or email babyangeldaycarechicago@gmail.com. Share your child's age, desired start date, days needed, and approximate drop-off and pickup times.
How much does care cost?
Rates are flexible and depend on the child's age, schedule, number of days, and care needs. Contact Ms. Imrat for a clear rate based on your family’s schedule.
Can I tour the daycare first?
Yes. Families are encouraged to schedule a visit, see the care spaces, meet Ms. Imrat, and ask questions before making a decision.
Daily care
What are the daycare hours?
Baby Angel is open Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Discuss your regular arrival and pickup times before enrollment.
Do infants follow their own schedule?
Yes. Infant feeding, sleep, comfort, and diapering are responsive to the routine families share. Group activities are adjusted around individual needs.
What activities do toddlers do?
Toddler days may include stories, music, movement, art, language, early concepts, free play, meals, rest, and outdoor time when appropriate.
Can you support toilet-learning routines?
Families can discuss their toddler's readiness and home routine with Ms. Imrat so language, timing, and expectations stay as consistent as possible.
Meals, supplies & communication
Who provides formula, milk, and infant meals?
Parents provide prepared breast milk or formula, bottles, and infant main meals. Label everything clearly and share written feeding instructions.
Are toddler meals and snacks included?
Parents may bring toddler meals or discuss meal options with Ms. Imrat. Simple snacks may be available. Share all allergy and dietary information before care begins.
What should my child bring?
Needs vary by age, but families generally bring labeled food or bottles, diapers and wipes, extra clothing, comfort items, and any written care instructions.
How do parents communicate with the caregiver?
Parents communicate directly with Ms. Imrat about routines, needs, questions, and changes. Important allergy, health, feeding, or pickup information should always be shared clearly.
Still have a question?
Every child and schedule is different.
Call or text Ms. Imrat for a real conversation about your child’s age, routine, care needs, and the schedule your family is looking for.