I would also like them to approve the stationary circle exercise saucers as another form of keeping the babies up right. These provide tons of stimulation, standing support and help with grabbing and reaching.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
If you don't have enough bouncer, swing and the other baby attractive tools, I couldn't even consider you as a candidate of my baby's day care.
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Angela H
9 years ago
After reading this petition, I wouldn't even consider sending my children to this daycare facility unless the equipment was reinstated. I have worked with children for over 15 years and group rotations and interactive learning are imperative for a child's growth and development.
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Rachel artise
9 years ago
This ratio is unacceptable.
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Natalie Doren
9 years ago
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I was a child care provider in the infant room for over 7 years. I was the lead teacher. I can't imagine taking care of that many children without any equipment. It will be hard on the staff but even harder on the children. Completely ridiculous in my opinion.
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Andreya Chapman
9 years ago
Ratios of 4-1 for infant care is truly the issue here. Care givers should have the proper availability to provide quality care. Happy staff creates a happy environment which supports not only infants happiness, growth, and development. It supports the parents peace of mind and allows us a worry free day. Provide proper care and please stop taking it out on our babies. Thank you
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Kristin Jones
9 years ago
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Our wonderful caregivers are well versed in proper use of bouncers and swings. My baby is happy and well adjusted because of the combination of their care, and the way the classroom is organized and run - including the bouncers and swings as a key feature. I feel their permanent removal would cause our quality of care to suffer- not due to the skill of the caregivers but from the decrease in variety of activities/soothing methods available.
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Lisa Wyatt
· petition starter
9 years ago
I was heartbroken when the swings and bouncers were removed from the classroom as I went to seven daycares to make my selection on this one. Since the removal, Scarlett has had a scratch on her head, a bloody nose and Whooping Cough (not identified as to where she got it). I believe it is unsafe and unhealthy for these items to be removed. The classroom has went from a happy place to crying babies and babies all over the room. I believe the baby circuit provides stimulation, interaction and mimics what we do at home. I would like to see them brought back into the classroom or I may be looking for childcare elsewhere.
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Yuka Shokinji
9 years ago
With having swings and bouncers at home, it helped my baby adjust to the new environment. It is still part of his daily activity to play on these baby accessories. I believe that it would be most beneficial for new and current babies to keeping bouncers and swings as part of their everyday schedule at the day care.
I would also like them to approve the stationary circle exercise saucers as another form of keeping the babies up right. These provide tons of stimulation, standing support and help with grabbing and reaching.
If you don't have enough bouncer, swing and the other baby attractive tools, I couldn't even consider you as a candidate of my baby's day care.
After reading this petition, I wouldn't even consider sending my children to this daycare facility unless the equipment was reinstated. I have worked with children for over 15 years and group rotations and interactive learning are imperative for a child's growth and development.
This ratio is unacceptable.
I was a child care provider in the infant room for over 7 years. I was the lead teacher. I can't imagine taking care of that many children without any equipment. It will be hard on the staff but even harder on the children. Completely ridiculous in my opinion.
Ratios of 4-1 for infant care is truly the issue here. Care givers should have the proper availability to provide quality care. Happy staff creates a happy environment which supports not only infants happiness, growth, and development. It supports the parents peace of mind and allows us a worry free day. Provide proper care and please stop taking it out on our babies. Thank you
Our wonderful caregivers are well versed in proper use of bouncers and swings. My baby is happy and well adjusted because of the combination of their care, and the way the classroom is organized and run - including the bouncers and swings as a key feature. I feel their permanent removal would cause our quality of care to suffer- not due to the skill of the caregivers but from the decrease in variety of activities/soothing methods available.
I was heartbroken when the swings and bouncers were removed from the classroom as I went to seven daycares to make my selection on this one. Since the removal, Scarlett has had a scratch on her head, a bloody nose and Whooping Cough (not identified as to where she got it). I believe it is unsafe and unhealthy for these items to be removed. The classroom has went from a happy place to crying babies and babies all over the room. I believe the baby circuit provides stimulation, interaction and mimics what we do at home. I would like to see them brought back into the classroom or I may be looking for childcare elsewhere.
With having swings and bouncers at home, it helped my baby adjust to the new environment. It is still part of his daily activity to play on these baby accessories. I believe that it would be most beneficial for new and current babies to keeping bouncers and swings as part of their everyday schedule at the day care.