How To Write An Example Of Narrative Report In Daycare

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Reporting party (RP) stated that on several occasion, she has witnessed staff yelling at the children. RP stated that her daughter Namor Price (DOB: 01/13/15) has been attending the daycare since September 2017. RP stated that the child has recently transitioned into Ms. Norma's 3 year old class. RP stated that lately, the child has been hesitant about going to school. This morning, 1/18/18, the child started crying and did not want to get out of the car. RP stated that this is unusual behavior for the child and that she is used to transitioning from daycare facilities and different classrooms as she has been in daycare since she was a year and half. The child told RP that she not longer wanted to go to the school. When RP asked the child why

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