My daughter, 19 mts has been with wee watch since she was 12 mts. I am very pleased with the care she is provided by the caregiver I have chosen. I toured all of the structured daycares that provided infant care and felt homebased day care would be more appropriate environment and financially, more feasable. I interviewed four different caregivers. Two of them, I would not have placed my child in their homes--I saw physical safety hazards in one of the homes. I screened the caregivers myself during the interviews as I wanted someone that would not jsut watch my child, but care for her. I have found that caregiver--she is fantastic with my child's dietary restrictions (she is gluten-free). My dtr is already recognizing colors, letters and can count to three. She has over 20 words. When we have asked the caregiver to implement occupational therapy strategies we have been given, she has done so. On one occasion, my dtr tripped over her own two feet (she was doing that at home too) , fell in the playroom, bumped her head on a toy, requiring stitches. The caregiver called us immediately and a serious occurance was immediately filed with the Ministry. We then received a follow-up call from Wee Watch a couple of days later. Overall, I am pleased with the care my daughter is receiving with Wee Watch.
