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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP. I see my sister once a week. We grab brunch or coffee. We chat and catch up. We of course talk about our dad and I tear up. But thats it.

So...I don't know how she equated that to [b]screaming and crying for hours on end[/b].  :shock: [/quote]

Did she actually say those words, OP? Why are you exaggerating? Her baby is in their fear period. Surely you can understand that you can't negatively impact their development at this critical juncture. Get a hold of yourself, and if you think you can't, don't visit right now. Or shorten the visit.
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PP, you sound nuts. Fear period, critical juncture in development… dramatic much?How would seeing an adult cry permanently derail a baby’s development when they spend much of their first year crying. Are they derailing their own development then? Ridiculous. [/quote]

+1. So are all daycare babies scarred because they are around other humans who have negative emotions at time during the day?[/quote]

If you're asking whether people who cry uncontrollably can work at daycares, the answer is no. Because it isn't good for the kids.[/quote]
And if an employee was uncontrollably crying all day during their work at a daycare center I'd assume they'd be asked to leave and compose themselves. Outside. Or wherever else, besides while caring for children. [/quote]

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