Visit with the staff at the day-care center. Go to meetings for family members and learn about the concerns of staff and other parents. Suggest educational programs for parents and staff members. Helpful topics include child development, first aid, dental care, skin cancer prevention, general safety and recognizing abuse. Help with cleaning and repairs at the day-care center.
Many centers appreciate parents helping out as playground supervisors.
Ask your child every day about what happened at day care. The staff fails to answer your questions and address your concerns. There is no way for parents to be involved in the day-care practices. Your child tells you about problems or is not happy with his or her day care experience. Unexplained accidents happen more than once.