'The Ontario daycare reopening plan is a hot mess'
.” There’s nothing about where and how to source enough PPE for employees. It suggests we remove toys on which germs could be spread , and to try to avoid shared toys at all. There will be no sensory bins and no singing allowed indoors. Kids and teachers must be separated into cohorts of 10 people per room, or less.
This is why we’re hoping we’ll get more guidance from our public health officials soon—something Toronto Public Health has promised is coming soon. And yet, we know that parents depend on us. When we made the tough call to proactively close the daycare, almost three months ago now, we knew it meant putting 44 families in a childcare bind and laying off all our staff with virtually no notice. I felt guilty and worried—for our teachers, for myself and for my three kids, for sure. But what kept me up at night was thinking about the other parents whose jobs didn’t allow them to work from home. There are many families at our daycare.
, this will have long-lasting ripple effects through our economy. The government needs to step up and actually do the job that they have claimed to have already done.We hope you enjoyed reading this article from Today’s Parent. We’re working hard to provide our readers with daily digital articles that aim to inform, inspire and entertain you.
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