I guess this should be changed to am I being a pedantic git but here goes. All the staff, including the manager (who is hands on with the kids) and my DS key worker have HUGE false acrylic nails. I never noticed this when we originally chose this nursery for our DS to attend only when he started about 6 weeks ago. He is 10 months old and I have noticed he has had a few scratches on his legs, face and nose which IMO look very nail like.
AIBU to think that the staff, especially those who will be handling the children more and changing nappies i.e. those working with babies, shouldn't have these nails? They are seriously long and thick, I have had acrylic nails before I had DS and I have caught myself with them a few times and it hurts. Not only is it dangerous but surely unsanitary too.
Would you say something or am I being picky?
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False nails on nursery workers, AIBU?
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Wigglesworth · 11/06/2009 20:53
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