 
                                                        Gran rages at nursery after they paint boy’s nails pink without permission
A GRAN was left fuming after her three-year-old grandson returned from nursery with nail polish on. Capturing the young boy’s manicure, she shared im…
 
                            A recent incident at a local daycare facility in the United States has ignited a debate over parental rights and childcare provider responsibilities after a grandmother discovered her 3-year-old grandson's nails had been painted pink without her daughter's consent. The grandmother, identified as Misty Hernandez, visited the daycare to confront the director, Jessica, and the owner, Shelly, about the unapproved activity. During a recorded exchange, Hernandez vehemently expressed her outrage, stating, "We have zero consent on file for your staff to paint our grandson's nails pink. I think that's not good, I think that's caused confusion for kids." She clarified that the specific color was not the issue, but rather the principle of parental consent. "It doesn't matter if they did pink or green. You don't have consent to do either color to him." The daycare owner, Shelly, attempted to explain the situation, noting that nail painting was an activity offered that day and that "a lot of parents don't care." However, Hernandez quickly retorted, "This parent cares, and you have to have a consent in the state of Texas." The conversation escalated, with both parties raising their voices. Hernandez accused the daycare of neglecting its responsibility and called their actions "confusion of a child," suggesting it was against the law. The daycare owner eventually told Hernandez she was "not welcome in the center" and threatened to call the police, to which Hernandez responded that she would also call the police and file a report for the lack of consent. The incident underscores the critical importance of clear communication and explicit parental consent for all activities involving children in childcare settings, particularly those that may be perceived as personal or sensitive by families.
 
                                                        A GRAN was left fuming after her three-year-old grandson returned from nursery with nail polish on. Capturing the young boy’s manicure, she shared im…

 
                                                        A GRAN was left fuming after her three-year-old grandson returned from nursery with nail polish on. Capturing the young boy’s manicure, she shared im…

 
                                                        A GRAN was left fuming after her three-year-old grandson returned from nursery with nail polish on. Capturing the young boy’s manicure, she shared im…
