Just wanted people's opinions on this.
Went to see a nursery today for DD to start when she turns 3 (a state nursery. She has possible ASD and various special needs.
On way in I noticed nettles in the garden, and wondered a bit about them.
The staff I met at nursery were nice and DD loved all the activities so I think she would be happy there.
However while i was talking to the manager a little girl was brought in crying as she had stung herself on the nettles.
I know kids could see nettles in park etc and can usually learn to avoid them after a while (although DD would not easily learn this) but I just felt WHY have they not tried to get rid of them.
I suppose I am worried its a sign that they aren't that careful about the children's welfare.
But am I being too precious??
WWYD?