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This is really frustrating. I mentioned that we've been going to the daycare since early March. We used to go only until lunchtime, and now they say they'll leave him for a nap tomorrow. But we've fallen ill. Today, my husband brought our son, and again, they didn't leave him for a full day nap... I just don't understand. If we're going to be sick, will they even refuse to keep him for the entire day? 🤦
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Irina
Do you pay as if it's a full day? Actually, they don't have the right to refuse a full day. Initially, this was done for the child's comfort, but now it seems to be for the caregiver's convenience.
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Svetlana
Please let us know tomorrow if you'll be staying all day. No one will be available to pick up after the afternoon, so please plan accordingly.
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Natalya
Please bring your child tomorrow and let me know. Today, we're leaving the child for the full day because I need to leave. It's summer, and they don't want to bother with it right now. Honestly, I'm in shock—she's been coming since March and still stays for 3 hours. I have three children, and in two weeks, she'll stay until lunchtime, then all day.
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yuliya
This is probably done for the child's benefit, as they are re-adapting after an illness. However, if your circumstances change and you're no longer able to bring them before noon, please just let the caregiver know.
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Ninelka
Yes, it was the same. We transitioned to full-time over four months.
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Natalya
I struggled a lot with my older child; they wouldn't leave him, and after the vacation, he was kept until lunchtime again. When it came to my second child, knowing how things work, I told the staff on the first day: either he stays all day right away or for a week until lunchtime, but no longer. First, my younger one is quite savvy; he’ll be heading home after lunch anyway, so you can't leave him there. Second, we've been through this with the older one — we know how tough the long adaptation period can be. The director was resistant, but I stood my ground. In the end, he stayed all day from day one and now loves the daycare. We've been going since January.
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sadykova nastya
I'm all for adapting, but this is going too far. We have a week until lunch, and afterward, we were just putting the child to sleep. The child was crying loudly. I was hesitant, but the caregiver said we could handle it. And indeed, the crying stopped quickly.
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