Dd left at nursery part 2

[lookingfortheanswer]

Hi,

I am still here and reading, thanks for the advice and opinions. I will update properly in the morning, just thought I should start a new thread.

We haven't gone to the press yet, and nobody has shared on Facebook so not sure where that came from.

The nursery have been in touch and said they will be telling parents (because ofsted require them to) so that is good. Although I imagine the papers will get hold of it now once all the parents know. sigh

[sykadelic]

I'm glad it's finally out but it's driving me nuts that people are assuming the OP and her husband were late and that they share blame.

The nursery obviously assumed all the kids had gone home so locked up. That's pretty scary to me not just because the OP's daughter was left there but because it raises the question of how long had she been forgotten for.

How did they forget she was there? It just makes no sense to me. Someone is supposed to be watching the kids. Who took her to bathroom? How did that person take OP's DD to the bathroom and then forget she was there? Did s/he tell someone else to take over and then go home? How long was she forgotten about? It's horrifying.

[Goldmandra]

I'm glad it's finally out but it's driving me nuts that people are assuming the OP and her husband were late and that they share blame.

Same here. It doesn't seem that difficult a concept to grasp!

The OP arrived, the staff thought all the children had left and had locked up early and gone home. Normal procedure in early years settings when all the children have been collected. Not so normal when there's still one little one in the toilets though.

[Aeroflotgirl]

Yes sirzy I think that's the one

[EverythingsDozy]

I also saw an article online about it today. I had no idea you were so close to me, you never think of things happening so close to home. I hope you and your family are okay! I really hope you're getting some answers!

[Sister77]

Ooh had to tell everyone saw this on closer on line website!!

[Pipbin]

*"Also it's good to see the newspaper article to prove that you were telling the truth!"

Pigbin what a totally ridiculous and uncalled for thing to post. Who made you Boss Of Making Sure All Threads Are Truthful and who are you that you need proof? *

Sorry it came across like that. I was meaning it as proof to the people who accused the op of lying.

[Itsfab]

Then I apologise, "Pipbin. Also, apologies for getting your name wrong.

[LesbianMummy1]

Sorry only just come across your threads and can't really add a lot but hope you, your dp and dd are doing ok today.

[Pipbin]

Quite ok ItsFab. On re reading my post I realised that it came across that way. This is the danger of communicating through text when you can't use tone of voice.

[ThatVikRinA22]

i think if i were the op i would need to clarify to the paper that she was NOT late to pick up their child - but that the nursery had assumed all the children had gone home and left early. its unfair that some people are still blaming the OP when she is totally blameless.

[LurkAndLearn]

Hope you are ok op.

[ChampionofWitterers]

Just seen an article in the Sunday Mirror with an identical story to this one. Bet all the troll callers have egg on their face this morning.

[LackaDAISYcal]

I'm not sure that linking the paper article here is entirely the right thing to do. If the press do get hold of the OPs name then this thread can be linked and she will be outed in a pretty big way.

[LackaDAISYcal]

and I'm horrified that people are being all gloaty and "I told you so" at the posters who were sceptical, when really the safety of the OPs DD and other children at the nursery is the important thing. How safe will the OP feel if she is outed as a result of linking press reports?