Child Endangerment at Daycare Centers
Four students at Primrose School of Prosper exposed to THC; New Hampshire daycare owner and workers charged for sprinkling melatonin in children's food without parents' knowledge or consent.
Key Points
- Four students exposed to THC at Primrose School of Prosper
- Daycare owner and three workers charged for endangering welfare of children by sprinkling melatonin in food
- Melatonin considered safe for short-term use but alarming when administered without parental consent
Pros
- Authorities taking action to protect children
- Awareness raised about potential risks at daycare centers
Cons
- Violation of trust by daycare owner and employees
- Potential harm caused to children by unauthorized administration of substances