Child care in hands of inexperienced

MSNBC ^ | May 1, 2002 | AP

[HonorInPa]

** Child care in hands of inexperienced ** Nearly one-third of paid child care workers are relatives who often lack training and government oversight, according to a national study released Wednesday.

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[HonorInPa]

Gee - when we had our first child, I lacked training and government oversite - now the oldest is Deans' list in college and the other two are H.S. honor students. Imagine what more they could accomplish if only I'd been government trained!!

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Nearly one-third of paid child care workers are relatives who often lack training and government oversight...

We live in a sick, sad, world when anyone complains about this.

[CFW]

Child missing more than a year in Florida; may be lost in family and children system

[mombonn]

Nearly one-third of paid child care workers are relatives who often lack training and government oversight

So that's what is wrong with 2/3 of today's kids - they are in the hands of experienced caretakers overseen by the government!

[mgc1122]

Gubbmit care? Sounds like a clear cut call for disaster. But not with my kids. I don't adhere to the notion all solutions require "Federalizing".

[3catsanadog]

I guess Grandma will need to start reporting to the appropriate governmental agencies for indoctrination training.

[knuthom]

Nearly one-third of paid child care workers are relatives who often lack training and government oversight

Like Grandma? How awful!

[Maceman]

Advocates for child care workers said they hope the study will make politicians and the public appreciate the number and importance of child care workers.

In other words, it's about the interests of the "child care workers," and not about the interest of the kids. The breathtaking arrogance of the social engineering class never ceases to amaze me.