“Parents feel blind-sided by Center’s closure”

The Day Care Center is an essential cornerstone in a young child’s life. It is where they make their first friends, learn basic communication skills and live a life of innocence. I did not agree with the individual who wrote this article because their writing held no intimation of rage. If my child’s Day Care Center was being shut down with barely any notice, I would be livid. The thought of being put in that sort of situation infuriates me. I am not easily frustrated, however, when I read this article and heard how parents were blind-sided by the Day Care, I concluded that I disagree with the actions being taken. Not only do I feel empathy for the parents but also distress for the children involved. To make matters worse, the administrators are keeping quiet which is an act of foolishness that will only worsen matters. If I were an administrator I would be up-front and apologetic to the parents so as to diffuse any ill feelings toward the corporation. The author of this article should take a more enraged stance to inform their audience of the gravity of the situation. In addition, perhaps call the parents and administrators to discuss a solution to the problem to keep the Day Care Center. To give the article a more disgruntled tone, the author should have interviewed the parents involved and allowed them to share the story from their point of view. This Day Care will always be in all of the children’s hearts, which what truly matters, but it will never be the same. Although I hold no grudges against the author, I do believe that they should have shown more passion in their writing. Hopefully, I was not the only one that was infuriated after reading this article. In addition, I am hopeful that it has taught it’s other readers what it has taught me: to stand up for your convictions with the utmost passion to have your voice heard.