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Sex Offenders As Child Care Workers
by Dr. Laura Schlessinger's blog, www.drlaurablog.com
29-Apr-2008 |
I have been thoroughly amazed at how the
injuries, abuse, and deaths of children in day care centers has left many
attending families angry - but angry with the authorities for closing them
down! Can you imagine that?
Category = Danger, Politics
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Diaper Genie
by Emily Yoffe
Slate online magazine, www.slate.com
25-Jun-08 |
If you work in child
care...(e)very day will immerse you in the excreta of your profession:
tears, saliva, mucous, urine, feces.
...Noses were a more pervasive problem. I had never noticed that all young
nostrils are spigots permanently set to "on."
Category = Caregiver,
Disease |
Diaper Genie
by Emily Yoffe
Slate online magazine, www.slate.com
25-Jun-08 |
But no one has resolved the
tension between parents' desire for day care that is high-quality and
low-cost. Low-cost means low pay for the workers, which means high turnover,
which means lower quality.
Category = Caregiver,
Economics, Quality |
Get Your Kids Out
of Thug Day Care Indoctrination
(Stack of Stuff Quick Hits Page, by Rush Limbaugh,
American radio host and conservative political commentator)
www.rushlimbaugh.com
11-Nov-08 |
Some parents have been laid off and must
pull their children out of the day care center...
See, I think this is a good thing, especially if it's government run day
care. Get the kids the hell out of there.
This is one of these silver linings in the cloud...the children are
suffering in day care, we just don't know it 'til they get out of there...
Category = Caregiver, Economics, Quality |
Day Care Bites the Dust
The Dr. Laura blog,
www.drlaurablog.com
13-Nov-2008 |
I know I have made myself quite a
controversial subject by my insistence that children be loved, cared for and
raised by their mommies and daddies instead of hired help and
institutionalized child care.
According to a recent report in USA Today, parents nationwide are
telling day care providers that “they must scale back or abandon their
services (due to economic problems)...
Of course, the day care industry is scurrying around trying to come up with
a plan to save itself. Many are offering all kinds of hours and financial
deals. The USA Today article, after noting that the 2005 U.S. Census Bureau
data (the most recent available) indicated that 2.65 million preschoolers
attended day care, and that current statistics of un-enrollment were not
available, called the situation “distressing.”
Sure it’s distressing for an industry that has been so effective in its
marketing, that parents who actually raise their own children are made to
feel guilty for doing so. But it is not distressing for the children, who
will now be in the arms of people who love them and are there to teach,
nurture, support, and experience life with them.
If it is true that every cloud has a silver lining, then the “shine” is
there for many children of parents who can no longer pay the $3,000 to over
$10,000 a year for day care, because mommy or daddy is coming home to you.
Category = Economics, Quality |
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