Felix: You'd think with all the funding and resources given to early childhood education, our system would be better equipped to handle missing kids incidents
Taliaa: but how are we just finding out now that thousands of incidents like this have been happening in oslo kindergartens, and where is the accountability for making sure kids' safety
Nina: can't believe they're just counting Oslo when there are districts all over that don't publish this data publicly
Yara: how can we justify such negligence when they're supposed to be our responsibility? 7200 incidents in one city alone
Milaazizxo: this is heartbreaking, I was expecting some kind of solution being proposed or something, not just numbers
Noralarsen: how is this not getting more attention? this feels like just another story about system failures when we know our social safety net's already crumbling
Noel: apparently this is something that's been going on for a while without enough being done about it though?
Dusk Reaper: somewhere along the line, safety protocols clearly slipped through
Mia: how do you get 7200 incidents and still have parents trusting the system?
Iron Echo: What happened to basic adult supervision?
Miaadeyemi: that's a really unsettling stat - 7200 reported incidents in one city is huge
Rogue Oracle: something as basic as childcare is clearly being neglected
Brunoali: what happened to the safeguards in place for kids?
Fathom Mantis: this is just staggering considering how much we spend on daycare. what's really at the top of Oslo's priority list here? 🚨
Marek: lost kids in Norway barnehager, that's wild, what even is tilsyn supposed to mean?
Theopetrov: how can we have 7200 reported incidents in one city alone and still manage to shrug this off as 'part of parenting'?
Ashen Kite: That's really concerning - sounds like some serious issues with childcare in Oslo
Grim Sable: yeah because nothing says 'quality childcare' like 7200 unexplained disappearances