Children share sleeping quarters in shifts, or otherwise do not have their own special supplies. Favored objects are not permitted. Toddlers' indoor space is cramped and unsafe for children who are just learning how to move their bodies and need to run more than walk. Toddlers share outdoor space and unsafe equipment designed for older children. Areas are dingy and dark.
Decorations are at adult eye levels, or are too syrupy and cute.
No evidence exists of personal involvement for families. Books are not available because they get torn or soiled. Pictures are cartoons or other stereotypes. Toys are dumped in a box or kept away from children's reach so they are at the mercy of the adults' selection. Adults attempt to restrict the use of toys to certain areas, like housekeeping or blocks.