My husband works at a high school that provides daycare for the teachers’ kids. Our 1yr old has been going and she seems to love it. They teach her letters, numbers, sign language, etc. My only problem is I don’t find out about things until later on after it’s all happened. For example they brought in a petting zoo for the kids to see. Not a big deal but it would’ve been nice to know. There was a lock at the school that I didn’t hear about until the next day from a co worker of mine. I understand that they wouldn’t tell parents at the time to prevent people from storming the place but my husband and child are there. If something were to happen to them I don’t know what I would do. They take the kids to participate in the child development class. Again that’s ok but another co worker of mine said her daughter was holding my child and then proceeded to tell me she didn’t get her flu shot and would be concerned about all those little ones going around the school with kids that haven’t gotten the flu shot. (I’m a nurse and we’ve seen A LOT of flu going around) My child is up to date on all her vaccines but still.

I would just like to have a heads up on what is going on in her class so I know what we can work on with her at home or I can decide if she can participate or not. Like I mentioned before, my husband is there all day so he had an idea of what they do but he doesn’t seem concerned with not knowing what they’re doing. We basically just get notified if she needs more diapers, extra clothes, or if she isn’t feeling well. Is it too much to ask for a weekly notice of what’s going on or like a parent teacher time to see what we can work on to help her development?