Addressing issues with daycare

Re: Addressing issues with daycare

• OUKap member

  January 2012

  She had a blanket over her head too. 

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• pitterpatter129 member

  January 2012

  I'd address it with both the teachers and director.  I personally put everything in writing too, like a little note reminding them of your wishes (please do not put blankets in the crib, nap on back, etc.) 

  

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• kar5162 member

  January 2012

  In home? Pull her immediately and report to the state.

  Center? I'd report them to the state but not necessarily pull her out - I'd talk to the director first.

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• aniemerg

  January 2012

  Wow, those are some pretty big problems in my mind. In a center I would be talking to the director ASAP. You can reference your atate's guidelines if need be, but make it very very clear that those are NOT acceptable practices with your child- or really any other! 

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• waTracy

  January 2012

  Don't be afraid to speak up at all. Those are serious issues. I've learned that as long as it's a reasonable request, daycare workers will comply. I also suggest doing a surprise drop by after you make said requests to check to make sure things are being done correctly. If they won't comply, or you find similar, or other issues, I'd pull. My daughter is in her third daycare. There are just some things you don't mess with.
  

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