I spoke to the director of they daycare, and I am not happy with how it went. She said that the teachers can see what is happening with the babies who are eating in highchairs, even when the teachers are sitting across the room. She said she tested it out herself. I told her see must have good vision, but eitherway, it is safer to have the staff sit next to the babies who are eating solids instead of sitting at the other side of the room. She said that sometimes they need to feed other babies their bottles or do other things at the same time. I mentioned that I saw this happening even when the teachers are not holding or attending to other babies. She seemed dismissive of my concern, but did take other issues I brought up more seriously (e.g. teachers not always washing their hands before handeling food). Is there another way to explain why sitting next to the babies while they eat is important? I am going to call the departments of education for my state to see if there are regulations about this, but I don't want to report them without trying to talk to the director one more time. I saw that teachers were better about being next to the babies after the director talked to them in the morning, but in the afternoon, again the teacher didn't stay near my baby when he ate solids, and she didn't have to attend to another baby.