"We were surprised and really upset because you bring your kids, and you expect it to be good, you know," parent Vicky Cano told the news station.
The news broke when a mother of one of the preschoolers showed up unannounced at the school, where a teacher allegedly used mood-calming patches to control the children and make them sleepy.
He emphasized that the children could have suffered adverse effects, such as allergic reactions, while also highlighting the lack of formal regulation for these types of products.
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