In this week's episode of The Lounge, our panel of expert and experienced parents are asked what they look for when selecting a day care center for their kids. Is there such a thing as the perfect preschool? What type of child care do they expect from these daycares? Parenting insight on child care. DadLabs Ep. 350 The Lounge. Brought to you by BabyBjorn.

Daddy Clay: Welcome back once again to the Dad Lab lounge brought to you by Baby Bjorn. I’m Daddy Clay.
Daddy Brad: We’re out here on the back deck at Freddie’s Place just enjoying the beautiful Texas summertime. I’m Daddy Brad.
Daddy Owen: I’m Daddy Owen. Today’s question is a fill in the blank. The perfect day care would have a ----.
Man 1: A little tiny potty.
Jodi: Would never be closed.
Man2: I want those caregivers to care as much about my daughter as I do.
Jodi: I wanted a place where I felt that the teachers loved Arden.
Man 3: There were several playgrounds that we have been to that obviously it wasn’t a parent that designed it.
Woman 1: Loving staff. As long as they love your kids that’s huge.
Daddy Owen: One of the things I love about the daycare where Arden goes to is one of her classmates his father owns one of the local breweries in town. So whenever we have like school wide parties there are several kegs there. And I think that just makes a school so much better.
Daddy Clay: In a perfect daycare they would say “Oh well you kid is clearly the best kid.” Is it okay as a consequence the love the other children less?
Woman 2: That’s fine, that’s fine.
Jodi: In fact that I want it to be equally shared love. It can cause a lot of problems when the love is not equally shared.
Daddy Clay: So it’s okay if say the other children are left to roll in their own feces?
Jodi: Yeah that’s an important part of cleanliness and hygiene learning.
Man 2: It’s just that it’s personal that they are interested in meeting the individual needs of each of the kids including my daughter.
Daddy Owen: Kegs.
Man2: If they want to be there.
Daddy Owen: Hot teachers.
Man 2: And that they are providing activities that are stimulating for kids.
Daddy Owen: How about a keg?
Man 2: A keg?
Daddy Brad: That’s free tuition.
Daddy Owen: For a European that would be a luxury.
Daddy Brad: I am a socialist.
Daddy Owen: Well we have learned a lot about daycare desires. That’s all here from us.
Daddy Brad: If it feels good do it.
Daddy Clay: If you’ve got a thought about what item goes into the perfect daycare please drop us a comment on the video. Go to DadLabs.com, join the community, jump into the conversation there and let us know what you think. That’s all for us this week here in the lounge.