Oh, my God. It is a real dark side of daycare centers. How did you manage that? Also, I'd like to share my opinion. To my mind, it all depends on a daycare. I mean, there are different policies in different centers. Our previous kindergarten did not care about kids' health a lot. They clean the floor once a day. But kids like to sit on the rigs and play there. They also allowed sick children to come. Now we go to the Brooklyn Child Care - https://littlescholarsnyc.com/ . I really love this place and everything there. They have an amazing educational program, high-quality meals and they pay extra attention to cleanness. The providers check the temperature and do not allow parents to come in due to the virus.
So, you see, it depends.
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Hi there! Quite an interesting observation painted in detail. Thank you very much for the useful information on the subject of raising a child. I'll take that into account when I visit my son after work. At the moment, I am at work most of the time , while my child is at the Little Scholars daycare center. This is the best kids ' center I've seen in the last couple of years. We moved very often and so I really have something to compare it with. I advise you to read more about this on the Internet.
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