I am a nanny looking after two children - toddler and 6 year old. The 6 year old has behavioural and learning difficulties and is on par with a 4 year old.
They had lots of nice toys for Christmas. Large extended family. Lovely things like a plastic toy kitchen, jigsaw puzzles, train set, books. Nothing overly expensive but things that people have spent time choosing for them.
A month later and the kitchen is broken, the jigsaws are missing half their pieces, train set parts are all over the house, books are ripped. The children are too young to be able to look after their own things so surely the parents should be doing it? It saddens me every time I come across something else that's broken/ripped.
I tidy up when I play with them, put things back in their boxes etc so why don't the parents??
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AIBU To think parents should help children look after their toys
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WannaBeAMummy16 · 30/01/2016 08:25
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