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Fucking fizzing after children's party.

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SugarHut · 17/11/2013 16:14

Ok...this will probably be quite ranty as I've literally just walked through the door. DS until this September was at a super naice private school, started age 3.5, now age 5.5. Impeccably behaved. Had his own birthday parties and the children were a delight to have, been to all of the other children's parties both with me present and without, never ever had a problem..with him, or any other child. The school then jacked up it's fees, and an astonishing amount of children left, resulting in DS being the only child in his year. I didn't see this as a suitable social environment, so took him out and put him in a pretty good local village primary. Since September, he's been involved in a number of fights...and he always gets the bad press, because other children have "started" on him for being the new boy, and DS is quite a strong little tike, and tends to "finish" things. Which I have drummed into him is not the correct behaviour, but (and not being snobby, just factual) some of these children at this school are just badly behaved fighty oiks who pick on/hit DS then go sobbing crocodile tears because they get a bigger punch back. DS and I have never encountered children like this before, and quite frankly, he's doing his best to just run off and tell and adult every time, but realistically, he's a 5yr old boy, and sometimes he inevitably will just windmill back.

So, I take him to his first party at from this new school. The mother is lovely, very welcoming. There are only about 8 other boys there. All other parents have left their DS there, apart from one, the mother of "Fred" who has stayed. My parents live about 45 seconds from the party venue, so I leave DS and my number, saying that if there's any problems (as he's not socialised out of school with any of them yet), I'm literally right there. I pick him up 2 hours later. He's crying, someone has punched him and he's fallen off the bouncy castle. I'm quite no nonsense, had a quick look at him, he was fine, told him "chin up" and he stopped his fuss, he was more just tired. The mother of the party boy said thank you for coming that he had been fine, DS and the party boy shook hands which was super sweet, DS went round saying bye to everyone. As I leave "Fred's" mother comes up to me. "Just so you know, he's been terribly behaved." Then stands there waiting for my reaction. "Er, has he?" "Yes" Waits for more reaction. "Ok, sorry about that?" "He's been punching, kicking, we've had to pull him off loads of children." "Oh my god!!! Really??" "Yes." Stands there again. "Um, I'll speak to him when we get home" She then pulls a face at me like she's the Queen. I left. On quizzing DS, as per usual, they had been playing rough and tumble type games, and generally "battling" and "Fred" had hit DS a number of times, DS had then put him in his place so to speak, and Fred's mother had hauled my DS off, sat him down and told him he wasn't allowed back on the bouncy castle until she said. I then discover it was Fred that punched DS in the head causing him to fall off the bouncy castle. DS doesn't lie...he is honest to a fault. He openly admits that he punched back. "But they kept battling me Mummy!!" He said that Freds' mother was basically just on his case the entire time, telling him he was a badly behaved little boy, and lots of "you never EVER do that again" and Fred didn't get told off at all.

I'm fuming. I know I should have stayed, but I didn't want to look all precious. I know I need to calm down. Do I speak to the party boy's mother on Monday and ask how DS actually was, or just go straight to this woman and tell her that she "never EVER" speaks to my fucking DS like that again. Or do I leave it. Sorry for this being so long. Didn't want to drip feed.

OP posts:
SecretWitch · 18/11/2013 21:43

Usual, that is my hope too...real life assistance for both mother and son.

suebfg · 18/11/2013 21:51

SugarHut, just keep it real. Real life isn't about designer handbags, private jet and all that other stuff. Yes, nice if you have those things but it will never compensate for the things that really matter in life.

RoseRedder · 18/11/2013 21:53

Are you Katie Hopkins

DziezkoDisco · 18/11/2013 22:09

I think you want to be outed. Not sure why though. I can't as I know nothing about wags etc, but with the information you keep giving us, if true, then you will be.

Are you sure you want that for your son?

Roshbegosh · 18/11/2013 22:12

Kerry Katona?

brandyandsummergloves · 18/11/2013 22:14

As the OP has mentioned on a previous thread that she was/is a lapdancer, I think..........Jodie Marsh

RoseRedder · 18/11/2013 22:15

peter andre?

Golddigger · 18/11/2013 22:16

op. Have you got someone in rl who can give you some guidance, who you can trust?
It seems to me, that your heart is in the right place, but sometimes your mouth runs away with you a bit?

ExcuseTypos · 18/11/2013 22:17

I thought the OP said she was a model brandy

SabrinaMulhollandJjones · 18/11/2013 22:20

OP, on various threads, has said she has been a lap dancer, a Wag and a model.

I have little time for this narcissistic nonsense tbh.

LadyBeagleEyes · 18/11/2013 22:22

Well it seems everybody that disagrees with the OP and her flunkies get's deleted here so I don't think I'll bother any more.

oldclothcat · 18/11/2013 22:22

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brandyandsummergloves · 18/11/2013 22:23

excuse oh I was reading a thread a few weeks ago discussing strip clubs and sugarhut mentioned working as a lapdancer, although I suppose glamour modelling could lead on from that.....

Beeyump · 18/11/2013 22:25

The op has been deleted too, I don't think there's any official mumsnet bias!

hobnobsaremyfavourite · 18/11/2013 22:25

or it could all be a pile....

monicalewinski · 18/11/2013 22:26

It's not just the job that keeps changing either.

kotinka · 18/11/2013 22:26

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LimitedEditionLady · 18/11/2013 22:27

This thread is the craziest ive seen for a while.Very angry and passionate.

HeartsTrumpDiamonds · 18/11/2013 22:27

SugarHut, who is your meeting with at the school? It really should be with the person named in the school's policy as having responsibility for bullying, behaviour and sanctions. (unless this is an initial fact finding type of meeting). Good luck, it can be incredibly emotional.

usualsuspect · 18/11/2013 22:27

You will get deleted for that,Hobs.

hobnobsaremyfavourite · 18/11/2013 22:28

((shrugs))

Beeyump · 18/11/2013 22:28

Kotinka, some of the details about the op's relationship with her son are quite relevant to the thread. Also, I think she said that she didn't mind? Can't remember.

hobnobsaremyfavourite · 18/11/2013 22:29

I only said could.
Always worth bearing in mind when reading anything on tinterweb I find.

kotinka · 18/11/2013 22:30

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usualsuspect · 18/11/2013 22:30

True dat,Hob.