Tbh I'm a bit afraid.
I really don't like confrontation.
Preschool told our au pair about an incident where our daughter had poked another child in the eye with a toy. We have of course spoken to dd about this. We are also working with the nursery in terms of behaviour management.
Au pair told me that the mum approached her asking if she was dd's mum and wanting to talk about the incident as her dc will be seeing a doctor. I really don't know how to react to this.
I didn't know who the other child who was involved was, and rarely do pick up/drop off. I am a bit surprised that nursery have said to the child's mum that my child hurt hers too, as I thought this was not meant to happen.
This was an incident between two children at preschool, and was dealt with by the preschool at the time. I don't know why this mum would want to talk to me now?
For context dd is 3. I have never seen her hit another child, and when I spoke to her about what had happened she denied doing anything, though of course I know this may not be accurate.
How would you handle this situation?
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Another child's mum wants to talk to me about an incident
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splasheeny · 13/03/2014 00:22
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