What do y’all think?
For anybody who sends out hate and rude comment on reddit, how do yall feel when the girls talk about Reddit being a horrible thing to be on?
u/kay2fine — 1 day ago
▲ 13 r/WhatBreedIsMyDog
What breed is my puppy?
I was told she’s a Chi-Heeler, but many people have been telling me they don’t see chihuahua at all! I think she also looks a little bit like a lab, especially for her big ole “Lab bump” lol (that’s what the vet called it, and also knowledge bump lol)
u/kay2fine — 5 days ago
▲ 30 r/ECEProfessionals
For context, I see lots of posts on social media regarding directors/owners of childcare programs saying they’re not scared to turn away children or deny care because the child doesn’t seem like a “good fit”. It’s usually in the context of the child’s behavior is “too much”, if they’re “aggressive”, or if they seem as if they don’t follow directions very well. My question: is this legal according to the ADA and IDEA laws, and also according to Licensing standards?
*EDIT: I am asking if this is legal as I am the assistant director at a daycare center and I am genuinely curious :)*
u/kay2fine — 2 months ago