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So I'm going to speak from the stand point of a childcare teaechr, but not the one who thinks like the one your child has. For me as a childcare teaechr that would be a red flag:1. forcing children to sit and wait to all go potty seems just idiotic and more than a 2 year olds focus can handle (typically a 2 year olds focus is at max 2 minutes)2. That seems extreme, yes having a certain time to all go potty is fine. But making each one wait at a table is above and beyond what I would ever do. She can switch it around where she lets the kiddos play and call them back to the bathroom one at a time (or however many can fit in the open potty stalls).I agree with the other mommies, it's your child and you can hold/carry him/her in as long as you want. I can however see what they are getting at, but again this is a 2 year old not a 4 year old.I would be on guard if the center is not a playbased center. Studies have shown that play is the best way to learn. You might think they are just playing in water but they are learning about so much when it comes to water. I am SUPER picky when it comes to the center's my children go to, if I would never work there my kiddos would never go there. I have had bad experiences where I have walked into my sons room at school and seen a teaechr holding him by his arms at her eye level, shaking him because he was upset and crying (mind you he was not even 2 years old yet). And the last I checked kids crying because they are upset is normal. I don't want to alarm you I just know if it's not the best my kiddos will never step foot in the place. But that's just me and I know what to look for in a center because I am an Early Childhood Teacher and I will pay to send them to a good preschool that truly understands children and how they learn Sorry for the mini book
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME
Janaina
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP
17 december 2014, 10:11:03
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