[ilovemydogs]

Originally Posted by roybean

Let me get ths straight, the woman stepped outside to shut a door or something and came right back, right? Did Ms. E stand there for a while and watch as the woman diddled around outside for x amount of minutes? Or did the woman just step outside for a second or two?

Is this lady clean?
Is baby E clean and fed when you pick him up in the evening?
Any rashes or marks or what have you?
Is the area where baby E is kept clean?
Is baby E fussy when he gets home in the evening?
USE YOUR BETTER JUDGMENT! No one can tell you what you sense in your gut? If you sincerely think that your child is in danger or may be in danger in the future, then remove him.

If you are just being protective (which is nornal) think this over, because it hard ...let me say that again...it is hard to find someone who will care for your child and is clean and neat and treats him well.

As for the assemblyline daycares??? I hate em' One kid gets sick and everybody is sick and IMHO, they are not watched and cared for very well.

Gut feeling is the way to go.
ILMD

[jlynn]

Well, what did you guys decide?

[JayinGR]

Come Dr. E let us know...DW said same thing give lady another chance....and some toehr stuff...but I dont have time to type right this second

[drivel]

We are sending Baby E. somewhere else.

Nice lady and all, this was a huge lapse in judgement. She could have stuck him in the pack and play which would have taken two seconds.

Even though she said it's never happened before, she never gave a good explanation of why this happened (there isn't one) and its like cops who arrest drunk drivers, its always the first time they've drank and drove (no offense to all the potent potable lovers on the board).

Bottom line, when it comes to baby e, people only get one chance.