6. There are cameras—but no accountability.
Sherri doesn’t offer livestream cameras for parents—and she’s firm on why.
“Some folks watch all day, and they don’t know what they’re looking at,” she told me. “Perception and reality are two totally different things when you’re in a fast-paced environment. Parents will call and say, ‘Why was my son the last one to get juice?’ But they didn’t see that he already had it two minutes earlier.”
But if something goes wrong and the center won’t let you view footage?
“That’s a red flag. I always let parents come in and see.”
There are too many stories out there about accidents or mistreatment. No, this isn’t helicopter parenting, but you can never be too careful.
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