Gotta Love When The Kids Spill The Beans On Parents!!

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  • boysx5
    Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 681

    #16
    Originally posted by Meeko
    Wish I knew why parents want their kids to grow up at lightening speed and be students in a "school" when they really need to be with a "mom". It's like they want to skip childhood completely.

    From the time we hit kindergarten to the day we retire, we live by the clock.

    Kids need to be kids...not students by three years old.....so sad. No timetables, no schedules, no pre-set adult agendas. I guess parents don't understand that their child learns every day and doesn't need a desk to succeed as a toddler. They need hugs and they need read to and they need talked to and allowed to explore the world at THEIR pace. There's plenty of time for school.



    This is what I say all the time. Great mines think alike

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    • cheerfuldom
      Advanced Daycare.com Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 7413

      #17
      Originally posted by Blackcat31
      Kids always talk! I would definitely ask the parents though what is going on.

      If they are leaving, then oh, well. Families will always do what is best (and usually cheapest) for them. You can't fault them for that.

      I know it ****s but it is just all part of this job. I have had kids leave my care for all sorts of reasons. Some I completely understood and others I scratched my head for week but either way, you do what you need to do and they will always do what they need to do.

      I recently had a parent leave my care because the road construction was making her late for work. Nevermind that I have been watching her child since birth and the new daycare is 6 blocks (seriously) closer to her work.

      So what ever. I guess mom has a different set of values than I do, but it is what it is and I can't change it so I move on and fill the space and wish her the best.

      In your case, just ask. If they are leaving, start advertising and if they are staying, then you will know.

      But you won't be able to do anything until you ask.
      I agree. I have had a few kids leave for the silliest reasons IMO. I take kids from infant age and a few parents have shocked me in leaving so quickly, after I have taken care of their child since mom went back to work. I had one mom leave because she came ONE time and her son was crying. He had been with me for months with never a tear at pickup and one time, shes out the door with no notice/no 2nd chance for me. Its really heartbreaking sometimes.

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