Canadian Bills Fan Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 Mother finds child locked in closet at home daycare http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/2261289-mom-finds-child-locked-in-closet-at-home-daycare-3-arrested/ CBF
mead107 Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 One in the middle is hot. At our granddaughter's day care my daughter or her husband can check on the web cam any time.
Canadian Bills Fan Posted July 7, 2017 Author Posted July 7, 2017 One in the middle is hot. At our granddaughter's day care my daughter or her husband can check on the web cam any time. That's a great feature CBF
outsidethebox Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 One in the middle is hot. At our granddaughter's day care my daughter or her husband can check on the web cam any time. You know who else is hot? The kid in the closet.
aristocrat Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 One in the middle is hot. At our granddaughter's day care my daughter or her husband can check on the web cam any time.but she's gonna grow into the one on the right Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Canadian Bills Fan Posted July 7, 2017 Author Posted July 7, 2017 You know who else is hot? The kid in the closet. Great to see you posting on here buddy! Hope you are doing well! CBF
ExiledInIllinois Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 I am going to have to play Devil's advocate here. And this is why we can't be great! In 1955, this is where the teachers would stick a kid when they weren't behaving. Maybe the kid did something bad, wrong? Little tike broke the rules? Maybe the couldn't sit still? Come on! Roald Dahl would call it: "The Chokey. At least it didn't have nails and broken glass. "Featured in Matilda The Chokey is a very tall but narrow cupboard that is 10 inches square so no one can sit or squat in it. The Chokey is filled with broken glass sticking out in the walls with nails on the door and whoever wobbles will either be spiked by the glass or the nails. Miss Trunchbull uses this whenever the children break the rules and one of the victims is Hortensia, a girl who plays some tricks on the Trunchbull and she gets caught in the end. Sometimes kids are kept in there all day. In the movie Miss Trunchbull puts Matilda in The Chokey after she finds out that Mr. Wormwood is a scam artist."
Very wide right Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 Mother finds child locked in closet at home daycare http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/2261289-mom-finds-child-locked-in-closet-at-home-daycare-3-arrested/ CBF This is why REAL MOMS raise their own children and don't dump them at a daycare.If people lived a family driven priority lifestyle moms wouldn't get into debt and then claim "Today a household requires 2 paychecks".I know several families that made the decision to put their children first.They don'y have 2 new cars in the garage and a new home but the children sure are better for it.
Andrew Son Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 This is why REAL MOMS raise their own children and don't dump them at a daycare.If people lived a family driven priority lifestyle moms wouldn't get into debt and then claim "Today a household requires 2 paychecks".I know several families that made the decision to put their children first.They don'y have 2 new cars in the garage and a new home but the children sure are better for it. And they can cook and clean too... My god
LeGOATski Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 Yeah! Enough of these FAKE MOMS! Who's making the sandwiches?!
ExiledInIllinois Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 (edited) This is why REAL MOMS raise their own children and don't dump them at a daycare.If people lived a family driven priority lifestyle moms wouldn't get into debt and then claim "Today a household requires 2 paychecks".I know several families that made the decision to put their children first.They don'y have 2 new cars in the garage and a new home but the children sure are better for it.Please don't "shoehorn" people with silly comments... "Real Moms" ??? My wife has always worked, we have two children (15 & 19 now) and we are 500+ miles from the closest family. We never needed chidcare. One of us has always been home when needed. I work swing shift. She, straight days. It was always like "two ships passing in the night." People always ask: "How did we do it?" I always want to say: "Not being ph!#=ing lazy and selfish, looking to pawn off the children on others, family." Yet, I don't... I just say that we were blessed and very grateful for each other. It's easier now, obviously @ 15 & 19. But, we are still there as parents should be! Amazing ride, life, family independence... We'd have it no other way. Hard work and sleepless days/nights. Edited July 7, 2017 by ExiledInIllinois
MarkAF43 Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 This is why REAL MOMS raise their own children and don't dump them at a daycare.If people lived a family driven priority lifestyle moms wouldn't get into debt and then claim "Today a household requires 2 paychecks".I know several families that made the decision to put their children first.They don'y have 2 new cars in the garage and a new home but the children sure are better for it. I'll bite, this is such a ridiculous statement. My wife works, and is a real mom. We live a family driven life, we aren't in debt, we don't have 2 new cars and a new home. We both work so we can provide a better life for our son. We put him in school so he will learn to socially interact with other children his age and also to learn to function independently of mom and dad. So don't give me this real moms crap because it's ridiculous.
ExiledInIllinois Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 I actually think this could be blown way out of proportion. It may be bad, but it may be the case that the closet had proper air flow and they thought the kid could sleep better in a quiet dark spot. And some kids sleep better in their car seats. I always find there are a lot more to these child endangerment stories that what is reported or in the police report. Also, no parent is satisfied with daycare. Even with those he greatest daycares, every parent has issues. I remember being all fired up when we had our older daughter in daycare as a baby and they would put a blanket on her when she slept-- which is a big no-no for a baby under 1. It is pretty messed up for "2017." Yet, I am in your camp. Agree. Now the gov't, police are innvolved... Huge drain, clusterph#=! of a situation. Tax $$$ being spent. Yet, I did make the comment above. My mother growing up, Catholic Schools, the Nuns would lock children in the closet for misbehaving, etc... If my mother was alive today, she'd tell you that's why she hated the dark. Just saying... This stuff if effed up. But, are we all handling it the proper way? Where is the common sense when these issues arise? And the ONLY answer is not to guilt people into being a "Real Mom". Sure, staying may work for many but, we crossed the two income Rubicon years ago. I'll bite, this is such a ridiculous statement. My wife works, and is a real mom. We live a family driven life, we aren't in debt, we don't have 2 new cars and a new home. We both work so we can provide a better life for our son. We put him in school so he will learn to socially interact with other children his age and also to learn to function independently of mom and dad. So don't give me this real moms crap because it's ridiculous. This! You are probably blessed w/two great (& family driven) employers too! Balancing the family driven equation needs that!
MarkAF43 Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 It is pretty messed up for "2017." Yet, I am in your camp. Agree. Now the gov't, police are innvolved... Huge drain, clusterph#=! of a situation. Tax $$$ being spent. Yet, I did make the comment above. My mother growing up, Catholic Schools, the Nuns would lock children in the closet for misbehaving, etc... If my mother was alive today, she'd tell you that's why she hated the dark. Just saying... This stuff if effed up. But, are we all handling it the proper way? Where is the common sense when these issues arise? And the ONLY answer is not to guilt people into being a "Real Mom". Sure, staying may work for many but, we crossed the two income Rubicon years ago. This! You are probably blessed w/two great (& family driven) employers too! Balancing the family driven equation needs that! We're both federal employees but it works!
SlimShady'sSpaceForce Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 (edited) in the 90's our kids baby sitter was 13. (her mom was 4 houses down) Try that now and you get arrested. People were idiots back then too. We were at an Arts Festival on a hot day with our son and he was a bit cranky. Some older hag said that's child abuse I always left my children home. My wife's reply - Oh so you neglected your children. That shut her up. A witch of a neighbor called Family Services saying we were abusing our kid because he was crying from teething. Edited July 7, 2017 by ShadyBillsFan
Very wide right Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 And they can cook and clean too... My god Yeah see, this is the problem.If someone suggests that a Mother should nurture and be there for a child then that is somehow demeaning to women, ridiculous.Just try and substantiate that a child is better off spending the majority of their day with a teenager at a daycare and then after being ''picked up" by a parent spending an hour or two a day before bedtime.Even an animal stays with their young until they are self sufficient.Wonder why teenagers today need to be medicated at record numbers? Think about it. The people that argue the strongest on this issue are arguing out of a position of guilt, pure and simple.
SlimShady'sSpaceForce Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 Oh and recently 2 parents were arrested for bringing their kids to a bar. We used to do that too on Friday afternoon gathering with co-workers.
mead107 Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 You know who else is hot? The kid in the closet.that just doesn't sound right.
MarkAF43 Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 Yeah see, this is the problem.If someone suggests that a Mother should nurture and be there for a child then that is somehow demeaning to women, ridiculous.Just try and substantiate that a child is better off spending the majority of their day with a teenager at a daycare and then after being ''picked up" by a parent spending an hour or two a day before bedtime.Even an animal stays with their young until they are self sufficient.Wonder why teenagers today need to be medicated at record numbers? Think about it. The people that argue the strongest on this issue are arguing out of a position of guilt, pure and simple. Ok for one, my son isn't with a teenager all day at daycare. My child is in great hands with teachers that care for him and teach him. The couple of hours you mention, it isn't about the time, it's about what you do with that time. and your last sentence is completely out of whack, I don't argue from a position of guilt, I argue from the position that your statement is hollow and has nothing to support it at all.
ExiledInIllinois Posted July 7, 2017 Posted July 7, 2017 Oh and recently 2 parents were arrested for bringing their kids to a bar. We used to do that too on Friday afternoon gathering with co-workers. Exactly! "Here's 2 bucks, go play pinball... I gotta cash my check and talk to a few guys." ;-)
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