Eldorádo z.s. - Topolová 405

THEY DON'T neglect CHILDREN'S HYGIENE !!!!!! TERROR!!!!! Dear Mrs. Aneto, at the camp, all children had the opportunity to shower in warm running water every day. The shower schedule was always around dinner time. Some sections showered before, some after dinner. If the program was busy, the children did not take a shower until after dinner. Children always shower only in the presence of an adult leader. We force all children to shower at least once a week and obligatorily (as ordered by Decree No. 106/2001 Coll., On hygienic requirements for recovery events for children, as amended). However, thank you for your suggestion, in the future we will ensure that children shower more honestly and, above all, more often, which we will oversee. It is unlikely that it is in these sections that a situation arises where the manager does not allow children to shower. Especially sports-oriented teams, such as paintball, even had the opportunity to take a shower even after a demanding morning program. For girls, we even often struggle not to take a shower twice a day, and they rarely want to take a shower. Yet no one forces anyone to shower. In your case, I apologize for the mistake and thank you once again for the suggestion for a solution and reflection in the future. Despite this negative experience of yours, I am glad that the children at the camp liked and were satisfied. Regards, Eva Volková Hello Mrs. Volková, I'm glad you took the time to finally reply to my email. Laws are a big pile of duties, but when someone enacts washing children once a week, it's a nice pig! Don't tell me that it would be nice for you personally to wash ONE WEEK?!? Probably not, right? Discharge is not a pleasant affair, the smell and itching between the legs ... Horror !!! Poor little girls !!! I'm sorry, but unfortunately my children will never go to camp with you again. Just yesterday, Stella remembered being treated by a nurse who had seen those dirty legs. Her foot was frayed from her shoes. What surprised me very unpleasantly was that at that time she already had (as she remembered) dirty feet and the nurse did not send her to wash them? She just wiped her legs with a cloth. And what the hell soap ??? And it is said that a lot of children got scalded in the showers!?! Where was the surveillance ??? You're lucky Stella didn't get scalded! “Yet no one is forcing anyone to take a shower.” DEFINITELY, LEADERS OR TRAINERS SHOULD FORCE CHILDREN TO WASH! I am sorry, but unfortunately I am obliged (conscience) to report this fact to higher instances. Other parents will THINK CAREFULLY whether to send smaller children to your or another (more qualified) camp. Regards Aneta