Can you spend some days doing stay and play there with her?

have you spoken to the teachers? I’ve been through this a few times. Also how long has it been? It can take some weeks after transitioning. You need to give it some time. And let’s face it, at the end of the day, it doesn’t sound like there are other options for her, so she will need to continue to go.

I know three year olds aren’t articulate, but can you get a sense of what’s wrong? Is she missing a particular carer, or a particular friend, perhaps?

Have a chat with the carers. Once they’re aware of the problem, they will be able to keep an eye on her and let you know if anything is happening that could be causing this upset

I would talk to the teacher and see what the options are and see if you can make a plan/strategy together to make things easier.

My daughter went through a phase of this too. Turned out one of the older kids was giving her a hard time. Once we found out why she wasn’t liking it, we fixed it and she enjoyed it again

There must be a reason she has stopped enjoying child care. It’s important to find out what has happened. She might not like the change, or she might not like the new carers or children. Hope you can sort this out soon.

My daughter went through a similar experience. Ended up she was being harassed by one of the older kids. When we found out, and stopped it, she was right again. Could be underlying reason with your little one too

I do feel for you, I had same problem with my son, for childcare and then school. Have you tried to find out what her reason for her newfound dislike is? Have you spoken to the carers for ideas? Is there any chance you could spend time at the childcare with your child? Other than that, persevere is the only other option. Hopefully she’ll get past it.

Could they move her back to the other room?

Can you ask her why she doesn’t enjoy it? Maybe if you drop by the daycare in the middle of the day and watch for a bit without her knowing you are there?

ts sad

just have patients and lovey to her and she will get use to it and will love going , good luck

talk to the teachers and see if they can put her back into the other room until she is ready to move

it would be very hard, but try and stick at it so she gets used to it again

my daughter done the same thing and we couldn’t work it out and then she went to kindy and loved it

Have you spoken to the centre about what’s going on? This can help you understand how happy, or unhappy, she appears during the day. It can also reinforce your concern, and they may just have some ideas.

Maybe the centres can move the kids back to their old room for a bit, then try again. Of they may have daily visits to the old room (and her old carers), to help her adjust. I’d strongly recommend talking to the staff in the centre first.

And, if you’re not happy with their response, don’t be afraid to keep going up the line. I have spoken to carers who have dismissed my concerns, but then found the centre manager really helpful. So don’t hesitate to keep escalating the issue until you get a response you’re happy with. They should want to help you. They should want your daughter happy, want to keep your business, and want to ensure you recommend their services. Hope this helps.