What are the problems reflected in the "Ctrip Parent-child Park Incident"?

In foreign countries, many day care mothers are full-time mothers in the community. When they take care of their children at home and feel that they have spare capacity, they will complete an exam to obtain the qualification of child care, and then work in a community-based day care institution. Such an institution is not large in scale, but full-time mothers are very caring and have basic professional qualities.

Compared with the foreign model, the scale of domestic early education institutions is not small, but due to cost considerations, private kindergartens and early education have lower requirements for teachers. Many teachers, even other "half-way monks", have no professional training, so it is difficult to talk about moral sense, and all sectors of society lack sufficient supervision mechanism for this. To some extent, this controversial event is an outbreak of a regulatory vacuum, and to cure the problem, it is obvious that many government departments and related parties, especially the breeders and trustees of these institutions, need to intervene immediately to cure it.

Of course, it still needs to be emphasized that the original intention of this mode of Ctrip Parenting Center is good, and it is a useful attempt to alleviate the problem of infant care for employees, and the handling of this extreme case will directly affect the survival prospect of this mode. In the context of the shortage of child care services, if the "good classics" are misunderstood and overcorrected, the public will suffer greatly.