good daycare provider or not?

Tori - posted on 07/30/2009

I would not keep her a sitter!! is is irresponsible and that is no way to watch kids!!!! i would be so mad!!

ADELA - posted on 07/30/2009

Find a new sitter!!!!!!!!

Joanne. - posted on 07/30/2009

theres noway i would leave my children with someone like that..noway...

Sara - posted on 07/29/2009

is this a babysitter or a childminder??? i guess i'm lucky because my mum is a childminder so she takes care of my daughter when i need her to. But if she is some sort of 'proffesional' surely you can make a complaint?? Xx

Erica - posted on 07/28/2009

If you have to ask.........thats your answer right there. there is a reason moms have those mommy vibes. Get the kids out!

Jen - posted on 07/28/2009

Oh wow yep i would be out of there!!! Plus a daycare provider should tend to every one of them kids not just herself wow im a daycare provider myself and i would never think of sending a kid home with dirty pants and with another child in the crib is soooo dangerous!! Well I hope it all works out for in the end!!!!

Kris - posted on 07/28/2009

OMG! No I have the most reliable sitter ever. Where do you live??

Alissa - posted on 07/27/2009

heck no...she should b turned in...obviously she does not know what shes doing..very unprofessional....and i would not put my childs liife in her hands...

Jeanine - posted on 07/27/2009

thank you again everyone she is done!

Nancy - posted on 07/27/2009

Get rid of her! The safety of your children trumps all!

Heidi - posted on 07/27/2009

Ok after thinking, get out now, report her and tell the other parents even if you have to sit outside and wait for them, then LASTLY tell her why you are leaving. Always trust your gut. Too many women ignore it and regret it. This is nothing to have regrets about.

Heidi - posted on 07/27/2009

Get out now.

Hyacinth - posted on 07/27/2009

REPORT HER! SEEMS LIKE SHE I A DANGER TO HER OWN KIDS TOO

Shannon - posted on 07/27/2009

Get them the hell out of that daycare. You would never forgive yourself if anything happened and it sounds like it is only a matter of time until it does. You are not over protective you a being a normal parent.

Teresa - posted on 07/26/2009

The only acceptable one of those things would be not answering the phone when you call since she may be in the middle of tending to a child, but I would expect a return call w/in a reasonable amount of time.

Teresa - posted on 07/26/2009

Do you even have to ask that question? Really? Get your kids out of there ASAP!

Tammy - posted on 07/26/2009

have you talked to the provider about this. I would tell her your concerns and let her know if this keeps happening you will be finding someone else to watch your child. She should at leat change the pants before you left the house. You are a resonable concerned parent. Is this provider licensed. If so you could contact the people that gave her her license and tell them whats been happening.

Katie - posted on 07/26/2009

Repost this woman she should'nt watch your kids or anyone elses

Katie - posted on 07/26/2009

Hell no! We just went through this in December, I know good carecare is hard to find, But these are things that she has allowed you to see.What happens behind closed doors? Get your children out of there. In our situation my daughter was left in a crib all day. I got off work early and came in unannounced, 6 hours after I dropped my daughter off she was in the same diaper I left her in. She had a rash on her bum on a couple occasions that was so bad it looked like she had been in a tanning bed. If your having thoughts something is wrong. I wish you all the best with your situation

Jennifer - posted on 07/26/2009

I would find a new sitter ASAP. Sounds likes this person isn't responsible enough to be doing daycare.

Galadriel - posted on 07/26/2009

I would definately talk to the other parents and find out if this a widespread issue. I certainly hope there is no pool around. Oh and also in my opinion when it comes to a womans' child there is no such thing as out of preportion when it comes to their safety, especially when regarding child care providers.

Jeanine - posted on 07/26/2009

thank you everyone for all your support. I sometimes feel I blow things out of proportion and this I let it go with a few things even though it was with other parents children whom I don't get a chance to speak with to ask their opinion. Hopefully my showing disapproval will help her realize she needs to be more observant of the things she does for the other kids under her care.

Jessica - posted on 07/25/2009

You are not crazy, I would be switching in a heart beat. Guess I got a little spoiled when my sister in law watched my son b/c she would rinse his clothes out and even wash them only b/c she would keep the extra set at her house....

Nicole - posted on 07/25/2009

Absolutely not! Any one of those things (let alone all of them comined) would make me reconsider leaving my child with them. You need to feel confident that the people who are watching your child will take care of them as you would. I pulled my daughter from a home daycare in Feb because she was constantly sick while attending - obviously things weren't being cleaned as the kids got sick. She's now in a daycare center and much healthier and happier! Good Luck!

Michelle - posted on 07/25/2009

NO WAY. I fired a sitter for less than that. Your baby is just that, your baby and you need to know when you leave her/him there and go to work, that you don't have to worry about their safety. If you are constantly thinking about whether or not your child is ok, they probably aren't. Trust your gut and move on to a better place. You are the mom and you know what is best for your child!

Galadriel - posted on 07/25/2009

Absolutely not. I can see the underwear issue ... heck even I dislike cleaning training pants and a lot of providers won't. The unattended bit, and the child being in the busy road in the first place? NO WAY!