Lindsay Lohan has taken to Instagram to release pictures of her ongoing community service, only one of which features her spending time with a child.

Rumors on social media have since suggested that her community service site, the Duffield Children's Center in Brooklyn, limits her time with children.

Although she showed up about two hours late on her first day, she is expected to work eight-hour workdays for the next few days. She has several dozen community service hours remaining in order to complete her sentence and avoid prison time.

Ivonne Lopez, Director of Early Childhood Education, wrote a letter to parents of children enrolled in the preschool, warning them of Lohan's participation. 

"Ms. Lohan has asked to return to complete her community services and may be placed in a classroom with your child," she wrote in the letter, according to Page Six. 

"As with any volunteer, this would be under constant supervision from the classroom teacher and Duffield staff. Please know that all requirements for this volunteer work will be met, prior to her entering the classroom. Furthermore, volunteers are never left alone with children."

Several parents have already reacted to Lohan's presence, offering mixed thoughts about her work at the Brooklyn facility. 

"As long as she doesn't come her under the influence, I'm fine with it," one parent told Page Six. 

"My major concern was what will happen to my son. He's a little wild, and she's had her issues," another parent told the site. 

Lindsay Lohan is completing community service for her 2012 court case involving a car crash in California where she pleaded guilty to reckless driving.