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Book |
Quote/Comment |
Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up
In Daycare
by May Saubier,
©2012 |
To argue that babies
and preschoolers are better off spending the work week away from their
parents is not worth debating and is insulting to parents.
Category = Political, Quality |
Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up
In Daycare
by May Saubier,
©2012 |
After working at the job for so long, (this
experienced daycare worker) knew that once she started picking up the
toddlers, they would all want to be held and the job would become a
nightmare.
Category = Quality |
Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up
In Daycare
by May Saubier,
©2012 |
"Socializing” in daycare fosters
aggressive behavior because children are forced to go into survival mode. As
a daycare child, if you want to play with a toy for any period of time, you
must fight for it.
Category = Behavior |
Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up
In Daycare
by May Saubier,
©2012 |
If you are a daycare child, many if not
all of the following statements will apply to your life: You will not be fed
a meal on demand when you are hungry. You will wait for your food while you
sit in your seat. The meal will be plopped onto your tray or table. Someone
will come around occasionally to help you, but you must wait. When you are
finished, you will continue to wait. Eventually a wet rag will pass over
your mouth and hands before you are taken out of your seat. Hopefully, at
this point your bottle is ready. You will then be propped up on your pillow
that has the spit up of several others on it. Then your hands will be
maneuvered into position so that you may hold the bottle yourself. If you
happen to drop it, you will wait again until someone notices.
Category = Disease, Quality |
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