In a center, if you talk with the teacher and do not feel it is resolved, ask for an appointment with the director, and include the teacher if possible. If the children in the program may be in danger because of licensing violations such as too many children or there are safety or health violations that the program refuses to address, contact your local licensing agency. These are often good ways to begin. O ffer and ask for ideas to solve the problem. Then, decide together what you and the provider will try.
L isten and stay calm.
V alue the provider. Let them know you appreciate them and are willing to work with them to find a solution. E valuate, after a few days or weeks, by talking with the provider, sharing your feelings and asking for theirs. When there are problems with your child's care. Try our Services Guide or use Search .