What should a parent do if she notice the children at daycare look unclean by parents do you remove your child?

I'm having this thing about what my child sees and at her new found daycare, the children look dirty to me like you know hair not done, clothing are wrinkled, nose running just unclean. The center have two teachers one look like she's on drugs the other just have a bad Ora about her i need to ask because i don't want theme to think my child's to prissy and I'm a germaphobicWhat should a parent do if she notice the children at daycare look unclean by parents do you remove your child?
Before signing your little one up, did you spend a couple of days observing the class? I used to work in a pre-school and parents could come unannounced and stay for 30 minutes. The kids were always clean and well kept. The parents dressed them nicely but they were mostly all lawyers and doctors. I think they paid about $1,000 a month for full day pre-school (lunch included and 2 snacks)What should a parent do if she notice the children at daycare look unclean by parents do you remove your child?
Messy/wrinkled children, eh, not a biggie, since kids are often rough and tumble and they may have started out the day perfectly tidy. The issues with the teachers? A much bigger deal. You don't seem to be impressed with either of them- if at least you really trusted one of them, well, perhaps I'd say wait and see. Don't worry about their thoughts of you- if you honestly suspect one is on drugs and the other gives off bad vibes, you owe it to your child to find someplace new.
I think you mean a-u-r-a.





Remove your child from the daycare if you do not like the daycare providers. If they give you a bad vibe, go somewhere else. But no matter where you go, you're going to see dirty kids with runny noses, because that's how kids are when they're young. My daughter comes home looking like a homeless street urchin every day, but I don't mind because they play outside, and i know that just means she has been playing hard! (she plays ';slug'; and scoots in the dirt like a slug. lol)
well i would send my daughter off with nice hair and clothes but she would be picked up with messy hair and the shirt from a different outfit on that doesn't match, and dirty clothes too. this was a top notch la tee da daycare too. i hated sending her in her expensive outfits because they weren't respected. the mess was from all of the heavy playing and discovery learning she was doing.
Why would you leave your child with someone who is on drugs or someone you don't like in the first place? It doesn't matter what people think of you or your child. The most important thing is knowing that your child is being well taken care of.
That is why I would research and chose a great home daycare. They get more attention to their needs. Look for an experienced home daycare that has been in operation for at least a few years and ask for references.
kids will be kids: they'll get dirty, won't blow their nose, and will run rampant.





contact the person in charge of the daycare if you have serious concerns about the teacher.
change daycares...
Trust your instincts. Get your kid into a nicer place!