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and $307, 200.00 per year!Comment
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How did the parents not know? When I have parents interview i give the, a tour...didn't anyone ask for a tour??? YIKES. I have 8 kiddos and that is the perfect number. :
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Proud Mommy of Six...Comment
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Yeah I was thinking about that too! Even if they had a tour after hours (thats how I do it, no potential clients during hours) How did the parents not hear the rustling, laughter, playing, even screaming from another room? I would be having my child checked for drugs if they attended there. She had to be keeping them quiet somehow!
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Um... Yo Gabba Gabba has an anesthesia affect on kids::::
but they were probably druggedComment
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I'm still not sure why they didn't get REGULAR surprise visits from the state. The fact it took so long to close them down is pathetic.
They couldn't let that many kids outside without raising suspicion, so I don't understand how parents could not know what was going on. My kids would go insane if they couldn't go outside!
Then again.....my best guess is that parents were offered prices cheaper than anywhere else and that's why they were so full and nobody said anything. Money. Sickening.
Sorry...meant to post this as a general comment, not a reply!Comment
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Those poor babies... Our preschoolers sleep on a cot with their teddy bear, a pillow, a cozy blanket under them, and a cozy blanket on the top of them. That is barbaric to have little ones sleeping on a cold hard floor. Shame on them!
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I think there was carpet..(grey) and I saw 2 mats for 14 children in that room.
They probably live in a very poor neighborhood...so parents were either unaware or just too poor to be able to pay for better childcare.
The op would probably be able to tell us what kind of neighborhood it is.
And I know most of us don't have alot of money for supplies and we have mats/cots.. theres no excuse
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Yep face down on the dirty floor. I say dirty because obviously 40 kids running wround with shoes on... something is in that carpet! She could have at least spead a large sheet out for them to lay on and cut 1 up for each child if she is poor. ... Wait, poor hell she could afford it I'm sure!Comment
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I wonder, did any of them think, what if this were my child? What if someone had my baby sleeping on the floor, 3 inches away from another child's feet, or coughing mouth, or gassy butt, in a tiny bedroom with 20+ other kids? What did the bathroom look like? Where did they eat? On the floor?? Even if they fed them in shifts, as many as ten at the table once, lunch still would've taken 2 or more hours and I doubt they did it that way.I think there was carpet..(grey) and I saw 2 mats for 14 children in that room.
They probably live in a very poor neighborhood...so parents were either unaware or just too poor to be able to pay for better childcare.
The op would probably be able to tell us what kind of neighborhood it is.
And I know most of us don't have alot of money for supplies and we have mats/cots.. theres no excuse
And as much as I want to say "why would a parent drop off their child in a place they've never seen?"...I know there are parents that would do this....because I have a 4yo in my room, who's been there over a month, who's mother I've never seen. She's never been to the Center. She found us through DSS, she signed up with us through them, and just sent her kids on their first day on the van. I could be keeping her daughter in a closet for all she knows...
I understand everyone has to make money, but come on. A red light had to have been flashing in each one of the adults involved minds...Comment
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I just googled the article and found another one that said these women opened up another daycare 10 blocks away today.
They said that authorities inspected them and they were within their legal right to operate. They said they are allowed to have under 6 kids that are not related to them.
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They should NOT be allowed to reopen!!! ughhh!Comment
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