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Anonymous wrote:They probably start their scheduled activities at 9. TbT was the way our daycare was. Can you imagine how disruptive it would be to have kids coming anytime in the morning and leaving randomly when they get picked up in the afternoon? They probably can’t force it but you are definitely going to be on their “ bad side” as you put it.

Isn't time spent with mom and dad more important than scheduled activities at daycare?

Then keep your kids home with you if it’s that important.

I still have to work, just not 9 to 5 like most people. Shouldn't daycare suit parents' childcare needs? We're paying for a service afterall.

Why are your "needs" more important than other parents? They are paying for a service after all.

You are disrupting the class.

It’s a daycare class. The entire day is a disruption. The babysitters need to chill.

That's rude. I do value the work they do but I would like them to show a bit more flexibility towards working parents.

Funny enough, the rest of the working parents seem to manage. It must be SO much harder for you!