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@babszie What we did: alternate who handles bedtime routines. While one person reads books with the toddler, the other one tidies up. That has you done with chores by the time the kid is asleep, freeing up time for an exercise session around 8:30.

@freetobefreedom This! - social experiment, exactly. Pits parents against each other.

@wiley27 They do offer refunds, yes; not offering refunds would have been even worse. Probably because of the refund this is not illegal (we do not pay for the service we do not receive), but the refunds really do not solve the core issue for the working parents: how disruptive and stressful it...

@katiemassachusetts Thank you for sharing this perspective! I wish I knew this earlier, would have asked where the director is going and tried to get a spot there.

@junkyarder You are right - 4 teachers have quit apparently, we were told today, including both teachers in my daughters’ classroom. That means that on any given day there are at least 16 kids who are signed up for this daycare but will be turned away if they come in. Abject disaster.

We have something quite bizarre happening at our daycare, and I wonder if anyone has had that happen to them. We are in an area where daycare is just about impossible to find, with year-long wait lists. Our 5 month old has been attending a (standard, corporate chain center) daycare that has...