Because those people probably never have to go through the day as children and miss lunch from their daycares or perhaps they have parents who actually care enough to advocate for them and they are not very grateful for those parents too.
I kinda understand that alot of mothers reactions against neglectful and abusive centers are valid because 1: that is a small child unable to defend themselves, 2: they often mistreat children on purpose. So yeah if I ever have a kid I'll 100% make sure that they are treated well by the day care.
My mom the least confrontational women ever told me a story about my older brother going to a hole in the wall daycare in Florida in the early 2000's and they would pinch my brother and feed him spam the FIRST day he went. My mom said she was never closer to going to jail when she had words with the daycare " owner ".
I love how feeding him spam is analogous to torture in this comment because I agree but it seems like the world disagrees with that sentiment because of how rampant this disgusting meaty monstrosity is.
@@menarehumans2883Spam is a brand of canned meat made from pork that is extremely salty and contains a lot of fat. Do they not have it where you live?
My parents took me out of regular daycare after the first three days because they would send us to sit in the corner for time out if we weren’t asleep during naptime. Instead my mom found this extremely nice elderly woman who would take care of a few kids as a time for extra money because she had retired her usual job. She was so kind and said she loved taking care of little kids because her daughter had grown up, and she missed having kids around. There was usually just 3-4 of us there at a time, but she would make us actual meals. Like we got spaghetti and stuff it was great.
When I didn’t sleep during nap time at daycare they held my arms and legs down to force me to sleep while I was screaming and crying. I was a foster child that had been abused from birth to two at that point and had a hard time sleeping bc of nightmares. 0/10. Would not recommend.
And it could still be like that except for govt who wants to license this and that, restrict who can and can't offer services, and cut back her retirement benefits if she tries to make a few extra dollars, etc. Make America free, again.
@@muzikgurl10 omg! Not a foster kid but I had a similar experience! Instead the ladies used to sit on me instead the entire time so I would be restricted! Worst part is that if the other kids woke up early they got to play and I didn’t get to move from being sat on by a large woman.
Yall need to learn the difference between a Karen and someone who is genuinely concerned for the safety of her child and had to call the manager cause she wasn't getting any where with the receptionist 💀 Also W manager
Have a kid, put them in a daycare, have them STARVE your child, THEN come back to this, you're obviously not a parent, so ofc your gonna call out 'Karen' like a Z.
@@EveryoneIsHappy33 that still doesn't sound like it's enough, but if you say so, good for you. BUT. different peoples' bodies work differently. also, this is a little kid. they didn't feed this woman's son.... she's understandably upset
Nah, don’t even give them a second chance. Leave that daycare and find a new one. Edit: Ok, I see a lot of people saying it’s not that easy. And I will admit I didn’t think about that because I live in a fairly large city with daycares nearly everywhere. But, this is also coming from someone who grew up finding it very difficult to eat because of sensory problems, so issues regarding food are much more serious to me.
Daycare is hard to find and daycare is expensive my brother goes to daycare and the best one we could find is like I think 300 dollars a week I’m pretty sure but they do take really good care of him and he learns alot because it’s a Montessori daycare so it’s worth it
I'm being 100% honest here... this is nowhere near the worst thing that happens to kids in daycare... and he DID have snacks. **not justifying this behavior, just saying going somewhere else could be even worse nowadays
I was honestly floored that the manager fell all over themselves. With the (almost certainly manufactured) childcare shortage I figured they'd balk at minimum at not charging for the day.
I'm an Australian daycare worker why do you think that the worker shortage is manufactured? Plus any good director/assistant director would apologise and not get the parent to pay
Hi former daycare worker they try to get away with paying government minimum wage (7.25) if your state dosnt have a state minimum wage or with the places that are raising the minimum wage they try to not pay us in scale they will just move it to the minimum. I’ve quite a few places for many reasons i’ve done it for a pay increase I’ve left because I was not satisfied with the condition of the place and that place has been reported The most recent place I left is to now become a nanny where I make almost one and a half times what I was making at a daycare. And that puts me at my old pay in Florida before I moved.
I work at a daycare/preschool facility, and it's sad the amount of times we received new students from other facilities with stories similar to this. It's down right disgraceful that was the reason why parents enrolled their kids with us instead. We're on a very strict schedule at my facility. No child ever goes hungry.
my old daycare when i was little didn’t give us water or juice to avoid changing our diapers. I would get home and chug down like a gallon of water but I was too little to tell my mom why I was so thirsty. She ended up piecing it all together though after talking to other moms who’s children were doing the same thing and took my out of there asap.
@@RainbowsPointUwO that’s you, but they didn’t feed his young son who is quite young, I don’t think ya understand what our point is here. They didn’t feed him and did not call them about it? That daycare sucks
It was a case of neglect. If the center provides meals, they have to provide meals. A jam and butter sandwich might have been sufficient to prevent license violation.
@@RainbowsPointUwOskipping lunch on purpose is not the same thing as not feeding someone. I’m 23 and there are times that if I miss a meal I am in the fetal position on the floor from stomach cramps and nausea. Not everyone is like you and especially not children.
My mom is a daycare manager, and that is muscle memory for her. I am in my thirties, and she still makes sure I've eaten every damn day. If I take a little too long to respond to her text, she's on my doorstep with food. That's the energy needed.
this actually happened in a daycare I worked at. the ladies in the 2 year old classroom didn't feed half the kids because they "ran out of time" and so many parents were reasonably livid
I worked at a daycare in high school (I'm in college now, but I'll be working there again when I'm home this summer) and we've gotten a few kids with similar stories. One girl went on a field trip with her old daycare and they FORGOT HER THERE!!! They didn't even realize they didn't have her until her mom came to pick her up and they couldn't find her. She was only seven
dude i swear if someone calls someone a karen for getting the manager bc her son didn’t eat istg i will freak out (no i didn’t see any comments calling her one so don’t go searching through the comments)
It depends. In this case the daycare didn't even give the kid lunch which is a reason to call the manager. If the kid gets lunch yet refuses to even try the lunch that's not a reason
My ma paid for a babysitter who never fed me and my sis anything more than a peanut butter cheese snack for the 4-6 hours that we were there. My ma sent us with food since the sitter said she didn't get enough from the state to cover for food for the kids. Then would take our snacks and feed them to her own kids. Glad my ma took us outta there when we told her what happened. Our grandma watched us instead and we never went hungry. Grandma made sure.
Clearly y’all don’t have kids, but as someone that has worked with kids for 2 year now, it’s hard to find a trusting daycare. The only ones you can trust are the Montessori ones.
Exactly there’s a handful of Montessori schools in my area and they seem like very good schools. I plan to teach there and eventually start my own Montessori Waldorf Art School in my area. This is coming from someone who’s never been through the Montessori or Waldorf education method. I did receive a Art education ( music , theatre and art ) through my public school but I have done research .
people hate the the montessori school in our parish.. mostly because their kids didn't know how to read at their age level, like a 7th grader (now) went there at 4 years old, knowing how to read and now that same 7th grader reads at a kindergarten- 1st grade level..
The only daycare I worked at that didn't feed or change the kids correctly WAS a Montessori & they acted like all the kids were little adults that were just being difficult & immature...
Even then, some Montessori schools have issues. Not a lot of places are actually teaching true Montessori. There are other issues that get swept under the rug because they are “Montessori.” Little and big things that a daycare would be cited for in a second. For example, State can site a daycare for not having proper bathrooms ventilation, storage of cleaning supplies, placement of brooms, changing procedures ect. Montessori’s get away with that. Or even on a larger scale, my aunt works for a very reputable Montessori school. They were running their after care program out of ratio for years. A parent finally called state on them and they definitely had other citations.
I had to pay for the entire week after I had to keep my kid home for concussion watch. He fell at daycare, had a giant goose egg and bruise on his forehead when I picked him up. There was no accident report done, and when I spoke with the manager, she claimed the owner was a nurse Ava had checked him out at the time and said he was fine…. I took him to the hospital and he had a concussion. Ended up keeping him home the rest of the week, and had to pay to “keep his spot.”
@MangaMama well feelings aren't facts. And it's not illegal in any state to have cameras in daycare. Only a nut would feel that it's wrong to have cameras like why wouldn't you wanna be able to observe your child while under the care of others and around other children, soo many horrific things happen in daycare all the time it's ridiculous how common kids get abused in daycares it's sad. So idc about children consenting to being on camera for safety reasons that's not up to them and shoudnt even be a thought of theirs. Daycare with cameras are less likely to have incidents it shoudnt be because cameras are present but it is and oh well I rather know my kid is safe for certain.
He had snacks which apparently was good enough for her to give to him after finding out he ate nothing all day. Not saying thy shouldn't feed him real.meals.but he wasn't starving.
@@pandorahunter A toddler needs to eat real meals, they're in a critical developmemt stage and that's without counting if the kid has an underlying condition. This one wasn't, but they should've been careful nevertheless.
When I was very young, I wanted to go to pre-school. My parents then let me. In the span of a week, I quit and went to a different one. Why? They were strict, had a pet turtle sitting out and scolded me for trying to touch it, and had many classes for “play time” but restricted children from choosing their activity. The pre-school I went to after that was much nicer.
Ah, whenever there was naptime there was this one caretaker who would throw the blanket over our faces to make sure we fell asleep. She would get really mad at us if we pulled the blanket down, no matter how hot or how stuffy it was in the blanket. I told my dad this numerous times and he just said 'uh-huh' I told him again maybe 2-3 years ago, LONG after I was out of the daycare system. He asked why I had never told him....
I can tell you first hand the manager is just yessing her to death. They are not present majority of the school year and if they have multiple sites they are never there unless requested by a parent and even then good luck sometimes. SMH I always keep extra clothes and snacks in my classroom for my students out of my own check. You just never know someone situation smh
Okay I know this isn’t 100% similar but I have a story to share. I work at a local school and I had a student that always refuse to eat their lunch and snack everyday. Her parents were furious and accused me of intentionally starving their daughter. So I had to document her (with permission of her parents and school admin) of her not eating her food. At the next meeting her parents told me I was not feeding her correctly and requested that I spoon feed her. Because that’s what she was comfortable with at home. This girl was in first grade why did she need to be spoon fed? Needless to say I refused and the parents transferred her to a new school after trying to sue me for ‘discrimination’ against their daughter. Spoilers they lost the lawsuit.
I work at a daycare and the “meal” that our new director has decided is good enough for the kids is half a slice of pizza 1/4 of a pickle and 1 peach sliver parents need to be mad because children are mistreated in daycare facilities and it is way more common then you think
At a summer camp I was working at we had to make sure the children ate SOMETHING. If they didn't have something we'd give them the provided lunch and charge the parents for it later. These are babies (3-8 years old). They NEED to eat something nutritional, they're growing, they get hungry really easy and it's essential for their growth. And if you don't feed them then you have a grumpy six year old But occasionally, it would be really difficult bc we would have a kid that would just refuse to eat what they were given
I grew up a twin and when I was young I obviously wasn’t separated from my twin very much because we lived together, had the same room, etc etc. at one daycare they decided to separate me and my sister (2 different rooms, during nap time we slept at opposite ends of the room, couldn’t even look at each other, etc etc) and my sister has always been my best and sometimes only friend. My mother was pissed they had put us both in time out for crying constantly because we missed the other. And no they didn’t separate us because of gender- we were both female.
Snacks are a tiny portion of food, snacks are used a a temporary fix for hunger until a meal, even if they had a snack they need a meal to get through the day, its like taking one sip of water out of a full one and then being told that you csn have no more sips even though your thirsty, especially for growing kids
i dont wanna see ANY of yall calling this woman a karen, shes just a mom who genuinely cares for her child. I think if they forget to feed a child thats a good reason for the parent to get the manager
@@brianhayes567 so much calmer than I would be. My aunt sued the living daylights out of a daycare a couple years ago bc they weren't giving my cousins juice to avoid changing diapers
I babysat for my neighbors kids. Their Dad would get them up and ready in the morning before I arrived. He never bothered to tell me he didn't give the kids breakfast. Guess he didn't eat himself in the mornings? This must've went on for days until one was complain they were hungry about an hour before lunch. Something made me ask if they'd had breakfast...nope. I started just coming over and making/eating breakfast with the kids.
This is why you should alert the parents if/when the kid refused to eat lunch. Some kids don't like the food at the daycare and preferred to eat only their snacks. Best to bring their own lunch.
this is bad that this is actually true when i was in daycare the teacher put duct tape over my mouth because “i talked too much”. my mom told me about this the other day, like wth, it’s a three year old, ofc i’m going to talk i hope that this doesn’t happen often to kids because it’s bad
what daycare “forgets” to feed children?? the one I work at has breakfast at 9, lunch at 11:30, and snack at 3 and children are given about a 15-20 minute window of time to get there and still be able to eat. did they like forget he existed or something?? i’d nope the fuck right out of there
its different there they are given food before going on the bus to the daycare to eat but he was late and didn't get anything so the daycare got in trouble for not following protocol
When I was in daycare the people taking care of me left my diaper on the whole time and I had pooped so I got a really bad rash. I hope nobody has to go through that again 🤞
Good for your kids! They have a great mom and probably would have an amazing childhood with a parent like you! If that was my mom, I'd be praying that the manager is still alive and well
Story time: So I was in kindergarten and I got school lunch everyday. Once my account money would get low, my dad would add more. I guess he forgot to check it so when I went to go pay for my food, the lunch lady told me to tell my parent that I needed more money on my account because I was running low. Of course as a kindergartner, I forgot. I forgot for 3 more days. Then on the 4th day when I went to pay, they took my tray away and handed me a regular milk and a lunch bag. I went to my seat and opened the bag. Inside was a sandwich, with just cheese. I decided not to eat because it was so gross! I told my dad when I got home and he wasn’t happy. He told me it would never happen again and that he was so sorry! I told him it was okay and I started packing my lunch lol
I'm sorry a plain cheese sandwich grossed your little self out - food stuff can be a real existential nightmare! I was super lucky when I was in your position in kindergarten - my mum was a teacher at my school, so they'd skip over me and go straight to her if there was a problem (though we might have had 'tab' cards rather than 'accounts', it was a very particular school) then we moved back to Australia and it was down to lunch boxes or a paper bag with money and your lunch order written on it left with the canteen before school. It was... not the best system to keep kids from going hungry.
@@angelalovell5669 Only the cool kids get lunch orders. I have to agree on the pack lunch part. There was a kid in my first primary school that always stole other people's lunches because he didn't have enough in his (their family didn't make a lot of money and their mother tried).
Where i am from children in kindergartens would be provided with hot breakfast, hot lunch, afternoon snack, and hot supper. (Lunch would be the main meal of the day). It would be literally impossible for a child to miss any meal unless the parents picked them up early. On the other hand, no food from home would be allowed unless it is packed industrially. The doctors are very apprehensive of possible food poisonings.
Because of people thinking that anyone who complains and asks for the manager is a Karen, some people don’t stand up for what is right. This is really bad and needs to stop.
We can all admit that white privilege and class privilege (intrinsically connected but not always the same) apply to women too, but beyond that, the whole Karen thing is just old misogyny with a new label. Why isn't there a male equivalent, when white men's actions have been the basis of the vast majority of humanity's problems of the past several centuries? It's certainly not because the kind of people who use 'Karen' regularly and with relish are being respectful of the gender spectrum and see all presentations as equal, let's not kid ourselves. It's misogynist BS, feel free to call it out as just that when it feels appropriate. They got us chasing our tails, and we CBA anymore, right? This is old, stale and boring, and it's one of the reasons we're suffering so much and destroying our home. Misogyny hurts everyone, including the idiots who perpetrate it.
@@angelalovell5669 There IS a male version. It's called a "Kevin" and is pretty widely brought up any time there's a guy who acts in the typical "Karen" fashion, I.E., pitching a major fit about something that is not serious at all and demanding to see managers in order to extort something from them- like getting a meal comped even though there was nothing actually wrong with it, or a free coupon, or something of that nature. This is entirely different to people who call ANYONE who makes a fuss a Karen- like in this instance, where it's very much deserved and the label "Karen" is not applicable. Learn the difference, observe it, and call out people who use it wrongly. The ones that use it appropriately are doing nothing wrong other than poking fun at people who are obviously morally in the wrong and harrass people to get free stuff.
@@willothewisp2980 OR people could use the rest of their vast vocabularies to describe someone being arrogant, demanding, lacking self awareness or compassion, full of privilege and generally tone deaf. I haven't heard the term 'Kevin' used a single time in my life, certainly not over the past several years this has been ramping up. I'm glad you're aware of it, I'm glad people around you are using it, it at least acknowledges that men can be assholes too. But when it hasn't been used in the media and is barely acknowledged online, while Karen has been many and multiple times, I'm not going to cover for the underlying misogynist motivation that exists here. Don't kid yourself - defending the occasional use of what is clearly a slur that applies to a specific group in society because those people under those circumstances were being objectionable is bullshit. We have words to describe this kind of behaviour that are in no way related to gender, since this behaviour has always existed. Making it gendered is a step backwards, it's obvious misogyny (if you don't see this, you need to engage with some feminist theory to broaden your understanding) and nothing anyone should be taking time to defend. Slurs are never REQUIRED, they exist to make the person using them feel superior. And if you need to make yourself feel superior to someone you think is outwardly objectionable, then there's something wrong - that should be self evident, if they're so bad. You may be justified in calling out bad behaviour, but associating it with gender over personality is pathetic and I think you're wasting your time defending this concept.
One time when I was a kid, me and my little brother (he was just learning to walk) was in daycare. I remember liking the place a lot. One day, he somehow managed to walk *outside* the front of the daycare. Through two instant lock, glass doors, and the daycare was located right next to a VERY BUSY STREET. The ONLY reason he didn't get far was because I saw him outside and told the staff, to which they got him back in quickly. He was barefoot, had no pants just a diaper and blue shirt. Then they yelled at ME (who is probably around 7 or 8 at the time) for letting him get out. that I should have been watching him. I remember my whole day being ruined, I was scared they called my mom and that I was going to be in HUGE trouble. I was quiet the whole way home, then when we got into our house driveway I burst into tears and told my mom what happened. She has told me this story a lot, but after dropping us home with a babysitter she went right back to that daycare. She didn't find the staff that was there unfortunately, but she did get to the manager. (Mind you, she's 5ft something short, but was a professional boxer for YEARS). She picked up the grown man by his collar and told him, scarily quiet, that she wanted her money back. She said the look on his face was priceless, and she would have laughed if she wasn't so pissed. Safe to say, she got her money back and we never went back there again. It's a funny story now. But also, moms can be terrifying and daycares can be incompetent
Before I was born the babysitter fell asleep on the couch. A neighbor found my brother, toddler, on a freeway ramp a mile from the house. My parents never hired that babysitter again.
I'm a nurse and I don't eat anything from 8am-6pm because I don't have time. 🤣 Hell sometimes I don't even get a sip of water in all day. But my body is unfortunately used to this. I know it's different for kids but 1 lunch missed when they had snacks isn't the end of the world. This generation is so dramatic.
When I was younger I went to a daycare. They would make all of the kids try all of the food. You didn’t get to chose what you wanted. Yes, it was a good way to get the kids to eat. But I was a very picky kid. I didn’t want to try things. Especially things I knew I didn’t like. They would make me take three big bites. I would just cry to myself and wait until lunch was over a throw my plate away. This one daycare teacher I had would literally watch me eat!!! And this one day we had crackers and some fruit. She wouldn’t let me eat anything else until I ate the main course(which I didn’t like) I just starved that day…. 😅
Notify the parents when the kid doesn't eat lunch? NOTIFY THE PARENTS? 😂 sorry but even though I am aware that there are awful people that work in daycare I realize that everybody is forgetting how HORRIBLE parents can be these days. I actually study to be working in this field later and I have experienced multiple times that daycares tried a few times within an hour to notify the parents about their kids being sick or injured and it would go to voicemail. 2 hours later the parents would pick up the kids and get furious that the daycare didn't call them under a phone number that the parents NEVER gave the daycare. Btw if the kid talked like that I would know who would get lunch but harsh words. That's btw the next issue: do you know how many kids tell their parents wild stories because a daycare employee told them "no, you can't hit the other kids!" ? Or because they were told that they should at least TRY the side salad that came with the lunch? Don't try to make it look like daycares are all bad and the employees are monsters. Because I experience it more and more that it's the kids that are neglected at home in all kinds of ways. If I hear one more kid in daycare threaten another kid like "Do that again and I will hit you with a metal bar until you d!e" I will give the parents a talk they won't like. But agreed. No daycare should "forget" to give lunch to a child that was signed up for lunch
What an interesting view on snacks. I never looked at it like that. For me, a snack is something you eat when you only feel a little hungry (this knocking the hunger out for a while) or when you don't have time for a full meal before something else (after which, you hopefully get that meal). You kinda just blew my mind with that perspective. It's a bit ... curious with regards to disordered eating, but really interesting.
The son could have died plus it's a daycare and daycare means ur kid needs to be fed there changed there drink there etc. So why pay them money when they do not even feed her child
One time my parents dropped a cake to the school so they could drop it off at my classroom since it was my birthday. The whole day I was very excited and told all my friends a big birthday cake was coming. At the end, nothing really came and they saw me as a lier. When my parents came, they asked me about the cake and after telling them , they were lowkey pissed lol😂. My parent asked the worker about the cake and they told her they have “forgotten” about it. So, at the end, we had bunch of cakes that were unfinished. I believe it took us more than one day to finish it lolll 😂
When I was around 5, my daycare I was at at the time left me outside by myself after recess until my mom came to get me, never even noticed I didn’t come in. After that a family friend who ran a in home one watched me lol.
And people think this is a Karen. THIS IS A MOTHER WHO CARES FOR HER CHILD AND KNOWS TO DEAL WITH PEOPLE
Because those people probably never have to go through the day as children and miss lunch from their daycares or perhaps they have parents who actually care enough to advocate for them and they are not very grateful for those parents too.
YES
I kinda understand that alot of mothers reactions against neglectful and abusive centers are valid because 1: that is a small child unable to defend themselves, 2: they often mistreat children on purpose.
So yeah if I ever have a kid I'll 100% make sure that they are treated well by the day care.
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If someone says any manager shenanigans they're immediately a Karen even if it's reasonable is what it seems like to people like that
My mom the least confrontational women ever told me a story about my older brother going to a hole in the wall daycare in Florida in the early 2000's and they would pinch my brother and feed him spam the FIRST day he went. My mom said she was never closer to going to jail when she had words with the daycare " owner ".
I love how feeding him spam is analogous to torture in this comment because I agree but it seems like the world disagrees with that sentiment because of how rampant this disgusting meaty monstrosity is.
What's wrong with Spam?
Spam just tastes not right.
What is Spam?
@@menarehumans2883Spam is a brand of canned meat made from pork that is extremely salty and contains a lot of fat. Do they not have it where you live?
My parents took me out of regular daycare after the first three days because they would send us to sit in the corner for time out if we weren’t asleep during naptime. Instead my mom found this extremely nice elderly woman who would take care of a few kids as a time for extra money because she had retired her usual job. She was so kind and said she loved taking care of little kids because her daughter had grown up, and she missed having kids around. There was usually just 3-4 of us there at a time, but she would make us actual meals. Like we got spaghetti and stuff it was great.
When I didn’t sleep during nap time at daycare they held my arms and legs down to force me to sleep while I was screaming and crying. I was a foster child that had been abused from birth to two at that point and had a hard time sleeping bc of nightmares. 0/10. Would not recommend.
@@muzikgurl10 dam what is wrong with people
And it could still be like that except for govt who wants to license this and that, restrict who can and can't offer services, and cut back her retirement benefits if she tries to make a few extra dollars, etc. Make America free, again.
@@muzikgurl10 omg! Not a foster kid but I had a similar experience! Instead the ladies used to sit on me instead the entire time so I would be restricted! Worst part is that if the other kids woke up early they got to play and I didn’t get to move from being sat on by a large woman.
@@inigomontoya6075 what the hell are you talking about? Shouldn't you be trying to avenge your slain father?
Yall need to learn the difference between a Karen and someone who is genuinely concerned for the safety of her child and had to call the manager cause she wasn't getting any where with the receptionist 💀
Also W manager
Have a kid, put them in a daycare, have them STARVE your child, THEN come back to this, you're obviously not a parent, so ofc your gonna call out 'Karen' like a Z.
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@@EveryoneIsHappy33 that still doesn't sound like it's enough, but if you say so, good for you. BUT. different peoples' bodies work differently. also, this is a little kid. they didn't feed this woman's son.... she's understandably upset
@@froggyspritetrue, that's like saying to someone diagnosed with anorexia why they're not eating all of their food．
@@EveryoneIsHappy33 everyone is different. An apple may feed you but for others especially young children that is not enough
Nah, don’t even give them a second chance. Leave that daycare and find a new one.
Edit: Ok, I see a lot of people saying it’s not that easy. And I will admit I didn’t think about that because I live in a fairly large city with daycares nearly everywhere. But, this is also coming from someone who grew up finding it very difficult to eat because of sensory problems, so issues regarding food are much more serious to me.
Easier said than done in today's daycare market.
i would agree but i think that was a worker's fault and not the daycare in general, esp from how the manager handled the situation
Daycare is hard to find and daycare is expensive my brother goes to daycare and the best one we could find is like I think 300 dollars a week I’m pretty sure but they do take really good care of him and he learns alot because it’s a Montessori daycare so it’s worth it
IM UR 1000 LIKE!!🎉
I'm being 100% honest here... this is nowhere near the worst thing that happens to kids in daycare... and he DID have snacks.
**not justifying this behavior, just saying going somewhere else could be even worse nowadays
I was honestly floored that the manager fell all over themselves. With the (almost certainly manufactured) childcare shortage I figured they'd balk at minimum at not charging for the day.
I'm an Australian daycare worker why do you think that the worker shortage is manufactured? Plus any good director/assistant director would apologise and not get the parent to pay
@@raina5035 ..we mean in america
@@AreesDaOG I'm aware of what you mean however this is a worldwide issue not only affecting America
@@raina5035 I don't think the shortages are manufactured but a lot of places tend to use it as an excuse for terrible service
Hi former daycare worker they try to get away with paying government minimum wage (7.25) if your state dosnt have a state minimum wage or with the places that are raising the minimum wage they try to not pay us in scale they will just move it to the minimum. I’ve quite a few places for many reasons i’ve done it for a pay increase I’ve left because I was not satisfied with the condition of the place and that place has been reported The most recent place I left is to now become a nanny where I make almost one and a half times what I was making at a daycare. And that puts me at my old pay in Florida before I moved.
I work at a daycare/preschool facility, and it's sad the amount of times we received new students from other facilities with stories similar to this. It's down right disgraceful that was the reason why parents enrolled their kids with us instead. We're on a very strict schedule at my facility. No child ever goes hungry.
Good on you and your co-workers! We need more people and places that actually care about what they do and the people they interact with
You earned my respect! I'm also sure you earned many parents respect as well.
my old daycare when i was little didn’t give us water or juice to avoid changing our diapers. I would get home and chug down like a gallon of water but I was too little to tell my mom why I was so thirsty. She ended up piecing it all together though after talking to other moms who’s children were doing the same thing and took my out of there asap.
That’s crazy insane
Holy shit. They dehydrated you for their own convenience?
Those bi***hes
I'm sorry, they DIDN'T FEED HIM??? I'd be looking for a new day care.
I don’t know how I feel about this. He only missed one meal. I used to skip lunch on purpose.
@@RainbowsPointUwO that’s you, but they didn’t feed his young son who is quite young, I don’t think ya understand what our point is here. They didn’t feed him and did not call them about it? That daycare sucks
It was a case of neglect. If the center provides meals, they have to provide meals. A jam and butter sandwich might have been sufficient to prevent license violation.
@@RainbowsPointUwOskipping lunch on purpose is not the same thing as not feeding someone. I’m 23 and there are times that if I miss a meal I am in the fetal position on the floor from stomach cramps and nausea. Not everyone is like you and especially not children.
She’s being a Karen
My mom is a daycare manager, and that is muscle memory for her. I am in my thirties, and she still makes sure I've eaten every damn day. If I take a little too long to respond to her text, she's on my doorstep with food. That's the energy needed.
“Do you eat snacks for lunch?”
Actually, I do 😂
In all seriousness that’s so messed up I’d do more than cry all day if I didn’t get a chance to eat
Kod had snacks, didn't eat them, mom only gave goldfish lol no sense there
The daycare lady sounds like the coffee lady from that movie. "room for creeaaammm"
My mom would just pay my grandma as a daycare 😂
We'd go home fed, bathed, and I even learned to read before I turned 5 with her ❤
this actually happened in a daycare I worked at. the ladies in the 2 year old classroom didn't feed half the kids because they "ran out of time" and so many parents were reasonably livid
That manager is so nice and seems to genuinely feel bad, who ever that person is they slay.
“Y’all keep talking like that y’all gon be sleeping with the fishes*CrOnches on goldfish*
As a former daycare worker, how do you even forget lunch
That is my question.
I worked at a daycare in high school (I'm in college now, but I'll be working there again when I'm home this summer) and we've gotten a few kids with similar stories. One girl went on a field trip with her old daycare and they FORGOT HER THERE!!! They didn't even realize they didn't have her until her mom came to pick her up and they couldn't find her. She was only seven
dude i swear if someone calls someone a karen for getting the manager bc her son didn’t eat istg i will freak out (no i didn’t see any comments calling her one so don’t go searching through the comments)
I saw a comment above your's that called her a Karen
It depends. In this case the daycare didn't even give the kid lunch which is a reason to call the manager. If the kid gets lunch yet refuses to even try the lunch that's not a reason
My ma paid for a babysitter who never fed me and my sis anything more than a peanut butter cheese snack for the 4-6 hours that we were there. My ma sent us with food since the sitter said she didn't get enough from the state to cover for food for the kids. Then would take our snacks and feed them to her own kids. Glad my ma took us outta there when we told her what happened. Our grandma watched us instead and we never went hungry. Grandma made sure.
That is an awful sitter 😠
Grandma always makes sure her grandchildren ain't hungry 😋 my tutor would give Me snacks sometimes and we'd make cookies as a math lesson..
Clearly y’all don’t have kids, but as someone that has worked with kids for 2 year now, it’s hard to find a trusting daycare. The only ones you can trust are the Montessori ones.
Exactly there’s a handful of Montessori schools in my area and they seem like very good schools. I plan to teach there and eventually start my own Montessori Waldorf Art School in my area. This is coming from someone who’s never been through the Montessori or Waldorf education method. I did receive a Art education ( music , theatre and art ) through my public school but I have done research .
people hate the the montessori school in our parish.. mostly because their kids didn't know how to read at their age level, like a 7th grader (now) went there at 4 years old, knowing how to read and now that same 7th grader reads at a kindergarten- 1st grade level..
@@andreasanchez1453 oh god Waldorf schools are fucking weird
The only daycare I worked at that didn't feed or change the kids correctly WAS a Montessori & they acted like all the kids were little adults that were just being difficult & immature...
Even then, some Montessori schools have issues. Not a lot of places are actually teaching true Montessori. There are other issues that get swept under the rug because they are “Montessori.” Little and big things that a daycare would be cited for in a second. For example, State can site a daycare for not having proper bathrooms ventilation, storage of cleaning supplies, placement of brooms, changing procedures ect. Montessori’s get away with that. Or even on a larger scale, my aunt works for a very reputable Montessori school. They were running their after care program out of ratio for years. A parent finally called state on them and they definitely had other citations.
Today I learnt that eating snacks isn't lunch.. I will need to rething my meal prep for next week lol
If you keep talking like that you will be sleeping with the fishes Got me laughing so hard😂😂😂😂😂
Respect for this woman for actually taking care of her child 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I had to pay for the entire week after I had to keep my kid home for concussion watch. He fell at daycare, had a giant goose egg and bruise on his forehead when I picked him up. There was no accident report done, and when I spoke with the manager, she claimed the owner was a nurse Ava had checked him out at the time and said he was fine…. I took him to the hospital and he had a concussion. Ended up keeping him home the rest of the week, and had to pay to “keep his spot.”
In my old daycare they had cameras everywhere and the parents could watch everything the kids or the people taking care of the kids were doing
That's weird and I would feel like that's illegal because the kids couldn't consent to that.
@MangaMama well feelings aren't facts. And it's not illegal in any state to have cameras in daycare. Only a nut would feel that it's wrong to have cameras like why wouldn't you wanna be able to observe your child while under the care of others and around other children, soo many horrific things happen in daycare all the time it's ridiculous how common kids get abused in daycares it's sad. So idc about children consenting to being on camera for safety reasons that's not up to them and shoudnt even be a thought of theirs. Daycare with cameras are less likely to have incidents it shoudnt be because cameras are present but it is and oh well I rather know my kid is safe for certain.
"what's the Big deal?"
YOU STARVED A CHILD
He had snacks which apparently was good enough for her to give to him after finding out he ate nothing all day. Not saying thy shouldn't feed him real.meals.but he wasn't starving.
@@pandorahunter A toddler needs to eat real meals, they're in a critical developmemt stage and that's without counting if the kid has an underlying condition. This one wasn't, but they should've been careful nevertheless.
@HoneyBunchesOfGoats the snacks were provided by the MOM not the daycare meaning yes the daycare did starve the child, the mother didn't.
When I was very young, I wanted to go to pre-school. My parents then let me. In the span of a week, I quit and went to a different one. Why? They were strict, had a pet turtle sitting out and scolded me for trying to touch it, and had many classes for “play time” but restricted children from choosing their activity. The pre-school I went to after that was much nicer.
Ah, whenever there was naptime there was this one caretaker who would throw the blanket over our faces to make sure we fell asleep. She would get really mad at us if we pulled the blanket down, no matter how hot or how stuffy it was in the blanket. I told my dad this numerous times and he just said 'uh-huh' I told him again maybe 2-3 years ago, LONG after I was out of the daycare system. He asked why I had never told him....
Atleast the manager handled the situation appropriately. That employee should be forced to eat ONLY SNACKS for a day and see how she feels. 😡
I can tell you first hand the manager is just yessing her to death. They are not present majority of the school year and if they have multiple sites they are never there unless requested by a parent and even then good luck sometimes. SMH I always keep extra clothes and snacks in my classroom for my students out of my own check. You just never know someone situation smh
“I’ll go get my managerrrrrrrrrr”💀
Okay I know this isn’t 100% similar but I have a story to share.
I work at a local school and I had a student that always refuse to eat their lunch and snack everyday. Her parents were furious and accused me of intentionally starving their daughter. So I had to document her (with permission of her parents and school admin) of her not eating her food. At the next meeting her parents told me I was not feeding her correctly and requested that I spoon feed her. Because that’s what she was comfortable with at home. This girl was in first grade why did she need to be spoon fed? Needless to say I refused and the parents transferred her to a new school after trying to sue me for ‘discrimination’ against their daughter. Spoilers they lost the lawsuit.
“WhAt’S thE bIG dEAl? 🙄”
GURL YOU DIDN’T FEED A CHILD! WHO HIRED THIS RECEPTIONIST???
I work at a daycare and the “meal” that our new director has decided is good enough for the kids is half a slice of pizza 1/4 of a pickle and 1 peach sliver parents need to be mad because children are mistreated in daycare facilities and it is way more common then you think
The receptionist voice -
At a summer camp I was working at we had to make sure the children ate SOMETHING. If they didn't have something we'd give them the provided lunch and charge the parents for it later.
These are babies (3-8 years old). They NEED to eat something nutritional, they're growing, they get hungry really easy and it's essential for their growth. And if you don't feed them then you have a grumpy six year old
But occasionally, it would be really difficult bc we would have a kid that would just refuse to eat what they were given
I grew up a twin and when I was young I obviously wasn’t separated from my twin very much because we lived together, had the same room, etc etc. at one daycare they decided to separate me and my sister (2 different rooms, during nap time we slept at opposite ends of the room, couldn’t even look at each other, etc etc) and my sister has always been my best and sometimes only friend. My mother was pissed they had put us both in time out for crying constantly because we missed the other. And no they didn’t separate us because of gender- we were both female.
Snacks are a tiny portion of food, snacks are used a a temporary fix for hunger until a meal, even if they had a snack they need a meal to get through the day, its like taking one sip of water out of a full one and then being told that you csn have no more sips even though your thirsty, especially for growing kids
i dont wanna see ANY of yall calling this woman a karen, shes just a mom who genuinely cares for her child. I think if they forget to feed a child thats a good reason for the parent to get the manager
I am a diabetic. They did this to me once I could’ve died.
You handled that calmly, noice
Edit: 444 likes for a useless comment- thanks guys 😆
Uhhh that was calm???????🤨
@@brianhayes567 ye, it was
@@brianhayes567 so much calmer than I would be. My aunt sued the living daylights out of a daycare a couple years ago bc they weren't giving my cousins juice to avoid changing diapers
She needs to be fired, or just leave, those people are ridiculous!
I babysat for my neighbors kids. Their Dad would get them up and ready in the morning before I arrived. He never bothered to tell me he didn't give the kids breakfast. Guess he didn't eat himself in the mornings? This must've went on for days until one was complain they were hungry about an hour before lunch. Something made me ask if they'd had breakfast...nope. I started just coming over and making/eating breakfast with the kids.
She’s not a Karen she’s just caren for her kids
I'd be suing that daycare for child neglect... if they forget this time it's no doubt they forgot all the time...
This is why you should alert the parents if/when the kid refused to eat lunch. Some kids don't like the food at the daycare and preferred to eat only their snacks. Best to bring their own lunch.
I think the story was that they, the facility, didn't give the child food with the excuse of "oh well he has food in his bag, just have him eat that"
This is an amazing skit. Know how I know?
I was legit angry af at the receptionist.
this is bad that this is actually true
when i was in daycare the teacher put duct tape over my mouth because “i talked too much”. my mom told me about this the other day, like wth, it’s a three year old, ofc i’m going to talk
i hope that this doesn’t happen often to kids because it’s bad
I LOVE the way the son is talking🤣
No good (And I mean good not this depicted one) daycare would agree. They would have a very harsh talk with the mother
"wE wIæLl BrÆnG oUr MaNgErRr"😂
Petition to get the Receptionist Fired lol ✋
“ BUt sNAckS ArE fOOoD”
🙄
So if I punch you I can just say “ BuT YoUR FaCE WaS UGLY” 👺🙄🙄
Not the same reasoning there
@@bluehats1 they had had no reasoning in the first place ._.
That's all she fed him too
“please, I need hydration”
“here, salt water”
“you are an idiot”
“water is water”
“so what if I urinate in your mouth”
@@cinderpxmpkin9554 please do 😫
Difference between reasonable and a Karen. This is reasonable
u the best TH-camr love you
She went full mama bear mode good job girl
what daycare “forgets” to feed children?? the one I work at has breakfast at 9, lunch at 11:30, and snack at 3 and children are given about a 15-20 minute window of time to get there and still be able to eat. did they like forget he existed or something?? i’d nope the fuck right out of there
its different there they are given food before going on the bus to the daycare to eat but he was late and didn't get anything so the daycare got in trouble for not following protocol
When I was in daycare the people taking care of me left my diaper on the whole time and I had pooped so I got a really bad rash. I hope nobody has to go through that again 🤞
This is exactly how the daycare reacted when they accidentally left me outside and got me kidnapped by a trucker…my mother was not pleased
Bro the manager sounds so sarcastic.😂😂😂
Good for your kids! They have a great mom and probably would have an amazing childhood with a parent like you! If that was my mom, I'd be praying that the manager is still alive and well
Story time: So I was in kindergarten and I got school lunch everyday. Once my account money would get low, my dad would add more. I guess he forgot to check it so when I went to go pay for my food, the lunch lady told me to tell my parent that I needed more money on my account because I was running low. Of course as a kindergartner, I forgot. I forgot for 3 more days. Then on the 4th day when I went to pay, they took my tray away and handed me a regular milk and a lunch bag. I went to my seat and opened the bag. Inside was a sandwich, with just cheese. I decided not to eat because it was so gross! I told my dad when I got home and he wasn’t happy. He told me it would never happen again and that he was so sorry! I told him it was okay and I started packing my lunch lol
I'm sorry a plain cheese sandwich grossed your little self out - food stuff can be a real existential nightmare! I was super lucky when I was in your position in kindergarten - my mum was a teacher at my school, so they'd skip over me and go straight to her if there was a problem (though we might have had 'tab' cards rather than 'accounts', it was a very particular school) then we moved back to Australia and it was down to lunch boxes or a paper bag with money and your lunch order written on it left with the canteen before school. It was... not the best system to keep kids from going hungry.
They gave you food though. Not eating it was your choice of options
@@angelalovell5669 Only the cool kids get lunch orders. I have to agree on the pack lunch part. There was a kid in my first primary school that always stole other people's lunches because he didn't have enough in his (their family didn't make a lot of money and their mother tried).
Love how the child is smarter than the person
Where i am from children in kindergartens would be provided with hot breakfast, hot lunch, afternoon snack, and hot supper. (Lunch would be the main meal of the day).
It would be literally impossible for a child to miss any meal unless the parents picked them up early.
On the other hand, no food from home would be allowed unless it is packed industrially.
The doctors are very apprehensive of possible food poisonings.
If your daycare has a manager and not a director with a site supervisor certification your at the wrong daycare
Because of people thinking that anyone who complains and asks for the manager is a Karen, some people don’t stand up for what is right. This is really bad and needs to stop.
We can all admit that white privilege and class privilege (intrinsically connected but not always the same) apply to women too, but beyond that, the whole Karen thing is just old misogyny with a new label. Why isn't there a male equivalent, when white men's actions have been the basis of the vast majority of humanity's problems of the past several centuries? It's certainly not because the kind of people who use 'Karen' regularly and with relish are being respectful of the gender spectrum and see all presentations as equal, let's not kid ourselves. It's misogynist BS, feel free to call it out as just that when it feels appropriate. They got us chasing our tails, and we CBA anymore, right? This is old, stale and boring, and it's one of the reasons we're suffering so much and destroying our home. Misogyny hurts everyone, including the idiots who perpetrate it.
Having a real valid complaint is different than ridiculousness. Not feeding a child is neglect.
@@angelalovell5669 There IS a male version. It's called a "Kevin" and is pretty widely brought up any time there's a guy who acts in the typical "Karen" fashion, I.E., pitching a major fit about something that is not serious at all and demanding to see managers in order to extort something from them- like getting a meal comped even though there was nothing actually wrong with it, or a free coupon, or something of that nature. This is entirely different to people who call ANYONE who makes a fuss a Karen- like in this instance, where it's very much deserved and the label "Karen" is not applicable. Learn the difference, observe it, and call out people who use it wrongly. The ones that use it appropriately are doing nothing wrong other than poking fun at people who are obviously morally in the wrong and harrass people to get free stuff.
@@willothewisp2980 OR people could use the rest of their vast vocabularies to describe someone being arrogant, demanding, lacking self awareness or compassion, full of privilege and generally tone deaf. I haven't heard the term 'Kevin' used a single time in my life, certainly not over the past several years this has been ramping up. I'm glad you're aware of it, I'm glad people around you are using it, it at least acknowledges that men can be assholes too. But when it hasn't been used in the media and is barely acknowledged online, while Karen has been many and multiple times, I'm not going to cover for the underlying misogynist motivation that exists here.
Don't kid yourself - defending the occasional use of what is clearly a slur that applies to a specific group in society because those people under those circumstances were being objectionable is bullshit. We have words to describe this kind of behaviour that are in no way related to gender, since this behaviour has always existed. Making it gendered is a step backwards, it's obvious misogyny (if you don't see this, you need to engage with some feminist theory to broaden your understanding) and nothing anyone should be taking time to defend. Slurs are never REQUIRED, they exist to make the person using them feel superior. And if you need to make yourself feel superior to someone you think is outwardly objectionable, then there's something wrong - that should be self evident, if they're so bad. You may be justified in calling out bad behaviour, but associating it with gender over personality is pathetic and I think you're wasting your time defending this concept.
Thank you for standing up for your child!!
U should report the receptionist
If anyone calls this person a Karen I will throw hands.
“You’re gonna be sleeping with the fishes.”
KILLED ME 💀💀
These videos make me so thankful for my daughter daycare. They the damn reason she so chunkka chunka lml 😂😂❤
One time when I was a kid, me and my little brother (he was just learning to walk) was in daycare. I remember liking the place a lot.
One day, he somehow managed to walk *outside* the front of the daycare. Through two instant lock, glass doors, and the daycare was located right next to a VERY BUSY STREET. The ONLY reason he didn't get far was because I saw him outside and told the staff, to which they got him back in quickly. He was barefoot, had no pants just a diaper and blue shirt.
Then they yelled at ME (who is probably around 7 or 8 at the time) for letting him get out. that I should have been watching him.
I remember my whole day being ruined, I was scared they called my mom and that I was going to be in HUGE trouble. I was quiet the whole way home, then when we got into our house driveway I burst into tears and told my mom what happened.
She has told me this story a lot, but after dropping us home with a babysitter she went right back to that daycare. She didn't find the staff that was there unfortunately, but she did get to the manager. (Mind you, she's 5ft something short, but was a professional boxer for YEARS). She picked up the grown man by his collar and told him, scarily quiet, that she wanted her money back. She said the look on his face was priceless, and she would have laughed if she wasn't so pissed. Safe to say, she got her money back and we never went back there again.
It's a funny story now. But also, moms can be terrifying and daycares can be incompetent
Before I was born the babysitter fell asleep on the couch. A neighbor found my brother, toddler, on a freeway ramp a mile from the house. My parents never hired that babysitter again.
Part 1 if anyone wants it - th-cam.com/users/shortsxaH0AJsmSuc?feature=share
ThNk you
Part 3?
Oh nvm
I'm a nurse and I don't eat anything from 8am-6pm because I don't have time. 🤣 Hell sometimes I don't even get a sip of water in all day. But my body is unfortunately used to this. I know it's different for kids but 1 lunch missed when they had snacks isn't the end of the world. This generation is so dramatic.
Is was there job to feed the child and they didn’t. This would be considered as child neglect
This is a 4 y.o child tops, they're not a full blown adult
It's the hand motions for me lmaooooo 😂😂😂
Wow
“Snacks aren’t a meal”
*Me who practically lives off of snacks*
When I was younger I went to a daycare. They would make all of the kids try all of the food. You didn’t get to chose what you wanted. Yes, it was a good way to get the kids to eat. But I was a very picky kid. I didn’t want to try things. Especially things I knew I didn’t like. They would make me take three big bites. I would just cry to myself and wait until lunch was over a throw my plate away. This one daycare teacher I had would literally watch me eat!!! And this one day we had crackers and some fruit. She wouldn’t let me eat anything else until I ate the main course(which I didn’t like) I just starved that day…. 😅
Whenever I went to daycare they gave us Breakfast, Lunch, and a Snack during the day!!
going to whoop that receptionist and give her a restraining order
Notify the parents when the kid doesn't eat lunch? NOTIFY THE PARENTS? 😂 sorry but even though I am aware that there are awful people that work in daycare I realize that everybody is forgetting how HORRIBLE parents can be these days.
I actually study to be working in this field later and I have experienced multiple times that daycares tried a few times within an hour to notify the parents about their kids being sick or injured and it would go to voicemail.
2 hours later the parents would pick up the kids and get furious that the daycare didn't call them under a phone number that the parents NEVER gave the daycare.
Btw if the kid talked like that I would know who would get lunch but harsh words.
That's btw the next issue: do you know how many kids tell their parents wild stories because a daycare employee told them "no, you can't hit the other kids!" ? Or because they were told that they should at least TRY the side salad that came with the lunch?
Don't try to make it look like daycares are all bad and the employees are monsters. Because I experience it more and more that it's the kids that are neglected at home in all kinds of ways. If I hear one more kid in daycare threaten another kid like "Do that again and I will hit you with a metal bar until you d!e" I will give the parents a talk they won't like.
But agreed. No daycare should "forget" to give lunch to a child that was signed up for lunch
My lunch today was all thrown away, it was so good. My mother didn’t even care but my teacher just let us eat instead of work, shout out to Mrs F
"BuT SNeaKs Are FOoD" BRO-
Food is an item that people consume to regain nutrients. Snacks are something people use to sustain their hunger.
They are not the same. 😭
What an interesting view on snacks. I never looked at it like that. For me, a snack is something you eat when you only feel a little hungry (this knocking the hunger out for a while) or when you don't have time for a full meal before something else (after which, you hopefully get that meal).
You kinda just blew my mind with that perspective. It's a bit ... curious with regards to disordered eating, but really interesting.
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THE FUCKING KAREN BADDIE VOICE IS JSUT GIVING ME NIGHTMARES😭
I underatand how she feels, but the people who take the time out of there day to make these videos rub me the wrong way
Why though? I always thought they spread awareness and helped educate people - I'm confused on to how it can rub you the wrong way 😅
Much more likely is that they did have food and the kid is too picky to eat, so they taught him a lesson.
Yeah their gonna sleep with the fishes! Lol I love your videos I liked and subscribed 🎉❤
I like how the manager was understanding and listened
Normally she's a Karen, but yea, daycares need to meet a child's needs. Don't give them another chance and go somewhere else.
My goodness, such a hot take from Wolfie Crimson UwU 🐡
The kid is so dramatic it’s not hard to not eat
The first lady's accent ..😂😂
People actually think this is a Karen? I'm losing faith in the world because this parent cares about her kid.
Ngl she needs to tone it down a notch. The manager was being so kind and apologetic but she was still so angry at them.
Just pack ur kid lunch ma’am.
her son wasn’t fed and she was angry and i would be to
The son could have died plus it's a daycare and daycare means ur kid needs to be fed there changed there drink there etc. So why pay them money when they do not even feed her child
Honestly
@@faridaramy2442 could've died from an hour or two of eating snacks?
@@faridaramy2442 they could NOT have died from missing lunch
Karen
She's not a Karen she did what she should've.
It's not a Karen to worry for you kids
I love watching your videos because when I get older and have a kid I would know what to do with my kid
Tbh this video is great, but most of the other videos she posts are not the best parenting
@@autumn2911 well I have only seen like 10 of her videos
@@familymatters4692 I’m just saying that while some of her stuff is good, most of it is actually very problematic
One time my parents dropped a cake to the school so they could drop it off at my classroom since it was my birthday. The whole day I was very excited and told all my friends a big birthday cake was coming. At the end, nothing really came and they saw me as a lier. When my parents came, they asked me about the cake and after telling them , they were lowkey pissed lol😂. My parent asked the worker about the cake and they told her they have “forgotten” about it. So, at the end, we had bunch of cakes that were unfinished. I believe it took us more than one day to finish it lolll 😂
Son: y’all keep talking like that ur going be sleeping with the fishes Me:Falls of my bed Laughing for some reason 😂
When I was around 5, my daycare I was at at the time left me outside by myself after recess until my mom came to get me, never even noticed I didn’t come in.
After that a family friend who ran a in home one watched me lol.
“He eats snackssssssss” 💀