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AIBU?

To be upset for DS

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impatienttobemummy · 10/09/2013 08:43

DS is 23 months. Picked him up from nursery to be told he'd had an off day. From one look I could clearly see he wasn't well start of a cold. One of the nursery staff said he hadn't been himself all day not really laughing or wanting to join in.
Then she told me that at lunch and dinner time he refused to say thank you and instead cried his eyes out when they asked him to. So a colleague of the nursery nurse I was speaking to refused to let DS have dessert by taking it away from him replacing it with fruit which he didn't eat as was upset.
AIBU to think he's 1 a bit young for this dicipline and I'd have made allowances considering he was feeling poorly.
We have had some issues with tantrums at home which I've told nursery about. The colleague apparently said tell mum we have seen 'the real DS today'?!
I'm worried about him being there now!
Btw I'm pregnant so bit hormonal so am looking for rational advice! Thanks

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PrincessFlirtyPants · 11/09/2013 14:01

Good news, hope your DS is feeling better Smile

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pigletmania · 11/09/2013 16:37

That's fantastic impatient Smile

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Lilacroses · 11/09/2013 16:49

Sorry to hear this OP, yanbu at all. I would've been very upset to hear that if it had been my Dd. 23 months!!!! He is a little toddler! Definitely say something to them.

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Lilacroses · 11/09/2013 16:51

Sorry, just read your update....good for you! So glad it's being sorted and the manager reacted appropriately.

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neunundneunzigluftballons · 11/09/2013 18:18

'The real DS' would really bother me. In fact the whole situation would YANBU.

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neunundneunzigluftballons · 11/09/2013 18:19

Oops I missed to update glad to hear that.

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LegoDragon · 11/09/2013 19:41

Nice to see a happy update- hope the staff member is dealt with well and your DS has a fun time at nursery in the future!

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MrsDibble · 11/09/2013 19:53

YANBU. At all. They really shouldn't be behaving like that towards such a young child.

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hardboiledpossum · 11/09/2013 20:11

Withholding any food, including pudding, is against ousted guidelines. I would be furious even if your ds wasn't ill. At this age you model good language, you don't punish.

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hettienne · 11/09/2013 20:17

Awful behaviour from the staff. Good manners should be modelled and encouraged, not enforced by punishment.

I don't think punishments have a place in nursery, especially for under 3s. Totally unnecessary and counterproductive.

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