Cruel childhood: owners of a private kindergarten were detained in Astrakhan, where children were tied up in diapers

A preliminary check of the shocking story in Astrakhan showed that the parents were right, making a fuss about strange educational methods.

A few days ago, pictures and videos of a private garden in Astrakhan, where children in quiet times were tied up diapers and laid in a bed for two "Valet".

Noise raised one of the mothers, who gave the child to the garden recently. Her daughter started refuse to go to kindergarten, sobbed and begged to leave her at home.

A nanny in kindergarten confirmed that in the institution “not everything is clean” and took pictures, which she showed to her parents. The nurse herself went to work a few days ago and could not reconcile with what they saw.

All new children were locked in a separate room "for adaptation", the staff, on pain of being fired, were forbidden to approach the kids if they cried.

The new nanny decided to join forces with her parents and helped to get the cadres who became the reason for the investigation of the local prosecutor's office.

A few days later it was decided detain a married couple, which is the founders and owners of this garden. Now the question of changing his preventive punishment for arrest.

By decree of the prosecutor's office, the private kindergarten is closed. The audit showed that they not only scoffed at the children, but also worked without a license, grossly violated the sanitary and fire regulations, that is, exposed the lives of young pupils to mortal danger.

In the kindergarten there were about 30 pupils, the parents of each paid monthly services in the amount of 3,500 rubles.

A criminal case has already been initiated, the spouses are accused of providing services that do not meet safety requirements.

It is expected that the courts will do and private lawsuits from parentsbecause they had tied up all the children in the kindergarten so that they did not try to get up and did not break the rules of the quiet hour.

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