batbat, no lar, i'm not suggesting they abuse her but my husband's meaning is your gal must have been hit real hard on the table. She really must have tripped and fall face down against the side of the table. Teacher Z told me my boy knows how to buckle and unbuckle the belt on the chair already, so must be careful. I suspect your gal knows also....
etlo, i see....so far am happy with my boy's centre. Jurong Safra's ifc is not cheap, hope your gal settles well there
Do dress her warmly, the place is fully air-con whole day everyday. From what i know, the teachers at my boy's centre slowly phase out pacificer for my boy. But they do it based on individual. I saw an older boy still on pacifier. My boy no longer takes pacifier in the centre but i really wonder how they do it because when he's at home, he will want the pacificer before he zzzz ^^ But at the centre, no need leh. Just pat pat his backside, he will zzzz *arrrgh* I find that my boy learns more things at the centre but not sure if its because he is older. He joined the centre when he was 8 months old. Now he is nearing 16 months old
My boy can say bird, ball and bubble. Mama and papa of cos. And mum mum (eat). There are other kids are much faster than him, but i'm contented. Alot of things he can understand and follow but he doesn't say out. They have quite abit of music & dance, my boy will dance and do simple movements at home when i play some songs, very cute...Sometimes if they see my boy like so dirty & sweaty, they will actually give him a 2nd bath in the evening before i pick him up! Quite happy ah....
If you feel the teachers at Jurong Safra are more committed, then good lar...at least your gal is not stuck at 671. For gals, the wiping of the private part is even more important. You are not kiasu and kiasi. You just want to be assured that the teachers are taking good care of your gal....