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    • J Offline
      Joeyz18
      last edited by

      drumstick,

      yes, BP cfm no vancancy now and they only allow viewing on sat unlike cck can view anytime on wkdays or sat. are the branches under diff mgmt? are you aware? u live in CCK? near lot 1?

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      • B Offline
        buds
        last edited by

        Hi chatelaine, not really 'most parents' prefer non-aircon.

        I personally prefer and insist to have one with aircon. If
        for children who stay full-day especially... it is definitely
        more comfortable. My children are eczemic and will
        develop a very uncomfortable rash when they are too
        hot and sweaty especially around the joints... nape of
        their necks... etc. When they scratch, it opens up pores
        that are very painful. Hence, aircon environment which
        is clean will prevent occasions of such rashes... and also
        directly means; we will use less of the steroidic creams
        on their skin, which is not advised for prolonged use.

        Children falling sick is normal especially the 1st few mths
        attending school... ANY school for that matter. Not just
        limited to only a childcare environment.

        The centre's stand on not receiving children with fever &
        very bad runny nose, diarrhoea, stomach flu, (etc) is also
        as important. Cannot be lenient when it comes to centre's
        maintenance of hygiene as well. Teachers should always
        enforce cleanliness of self with all the children under her
        care... ensure they wash their hands with soap... show
        them how to wash their hands properly... how to blow into
        a tissue (not just wipe with back of hand)... how to cover
        mouth when sneezing & coughing... (etc)

        It is not just up to the centre alone to maintain cleanliness
        and hygiene standards. This is a social responsibility. Each
        and everyone of us plays a part.

        In the course of my work, i have came across many
        inconsiderate parents who can give us a hard time
        when it comes to keeping their very ill children at
        home. Heart pain sometimes seeing the children
        being dragged outta bed with red and watery eyes,
        drippy nosies... and the parents insist that their
        children are not sick. 😐 Upon testing of temperature,
        when children are found to be above the normal body
        temperature (children indeed have fever) and told to
        bring their children home to recuperate and recover...
        they will give us black face. 😞

        It is the onus of the centre to ensure so... this helps to
        avoid our other healthy children from being infected. So,
        parents do need to be mindful of this as well. Our children's
        health within centres is a shared responsibility.

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        • D Offline
          drumstick
          last edited by

          Bp is the hq. Cck is franchise. Maybe tats y bp is more popular. But not sure if curriculum is the same. Me prefer to go down during sch hours then can get a better feel. Me stay at yew tee and boy will be taking sch bus. So prefer somewhere nearer so that the journey not so long.

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          • chatelaineC Offline
            chatelaine
            last edited by

            Hi buds


            Thanks for the detailed info.

            Nowadays children get sick easily and Dr. often diagose them with either bronchitis or bronchiolitis. Hence, aircon is not advisable for them. My DD is one of them. Most of my colleagues child also had this problem.

            Once they are in aircon place, they tend to cough easily and takes sometimes to heal.

            Both my kids also afraid of warm, often need to on the aircon together with the Humidifier. After they fell asleep, I will off the aircon.

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            • J Offline
              Joeyz18
              last edited by

              oic, no wonder the viewing timing is different. i asked more than once and BP just don’t allow viewing during normal days… have u view other sch other than amazing star?

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                drumstick
                last edited by

                I’ve seen mulberry. The place is v nice and the toilet is really nice. I’ve spoken to the teachers and they are all v friendly. Only thing is tat the class gog to be big, thou still within mcys ratio. They did say that they will break into 2 classes, if really big.


                I’ve also viewed Cambridge at toh tuck. V nice place and I like it a lot. But it’s landed properties so I’m worried bat my son gog up and down the stairs. Also, it’s quite far from my. Plaplace

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                • B Offline
                  buds
                  last edited by

                  Hi chatelaine, my girls not afraid of being warm especially when they're

                  having fun with their friends but the rashes are extremely painful for
                  them. My husband side from MIL to all children ALL have history of
                  asthma. So, my first daughter was unfortunate to get it as well. 😞
                  So to speak she had her first bronchitis when she was just a few
                  months old. It did not help the least that my MIL insist on keeping
                  a pet cat in the house. A stray one at that too.. so very dirty and
                  the fluff from all that fur... OMG! :faint: She used to get bronchitis
                  almost like every other week.. so tiring to care for.

                  I manage her asthma by removing the possible causes that can cause
                  her to have an allergy like jaga her food intake... ensure the rooms
                  are dust free (floor, curtains, etc) ... carpet/rug free... clean fan blades..
                  I also bring my girls to play outside a lot. Some sun will do them good...
                  Swimming has also helped her a lot. Now she is only on preventor puff;
                  which she takes only when she falls sick which is no longer that often &
                  also takes shorter time to recover. When she was younger we also teach
                  her how to cough out phlegm which helps as well on top of the medication
                  given by our family gp.

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                  • chatelaineC Offline
                    chatelaine
                    last edited by

                    Hi buds


                    Huh? I can’t imagine your MIL insist keeping a stray cat at the risk of your daughter’s health. Especially they already had a history of children having asthma.

                    I had one colleague, her DD was diagnosed with bronchitis since young. Till now she’s already 12yrs, she still can’t sleep in aircon room.

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                    • B Offline
                      buds
                      last edited by

                      Hi chatelaine, asthma has varying degrees of chronic-ness.

                      With constant care on our part DD1 manage to outgrow it a
                      little, bit by bit as she grew.. she is eating extremely well &
                      frankly you cannot tell she has asthma from her good size. 😉

                      Uhhmmm.. 😐 Yaah.. that cat part. :roll: She said she ate more
                      salt than me... and that she had cats throughout her life with her
                      growing children... (No wonder, right!).... but she emphasized to
                      me (very blatantly) that none of her sons died. 😛

                      So... go figure. 😐

                      Well, she may have not darn cared abt her sons the way i care
                      for my girls. So; while she was ok with them being sick all the time
                      & telling people how she toiled and took care of often sickly children,
                      it was NOT OK with me.

                      To make things worse, my FIL and BIL smokes. 😐

                      Thankfully, we are no longer staying together.

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                      • chatelaineC Offline
                        chatelaine
                        last edited by

                        Hi buds


                        It must have been tough on you.

                        Nowadays parents more kanchiong about their kids as compared to our parents time 😉

                        :rotflmao: I were laughing when I saw this sentence \"(No wonder, right!).... but none of her sons died. 😛 \" :laugh:

                        U r really a fun person to be with :snuggles: I doubt your hubby ever get bored with U!

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