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AIBU?

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To say this needs sorting ASAP to the preschool staff?

258 replies

EndGamer · 05/09/2019 16:07

Ds 3 goes to the school preschool - he will be in their foundation year after summer next year.
Lovely preschool he’s settled fantastically well lovely staff etc. Monday he came home his pants were dirty and his bum super sore from not being wiped properly. I explained to staff he will try and wipe it himself but he can’t do it properly could they check him and I’ve sent in some wet wipes for him.
Today hes again in dirty pants, he had a poo after the register this morning he said so he’s been like that all day! Poo on the back of his top and again he’s really sore.
Aibu to think most 3 year old would need helping out with this and to say to the preschool it needs to sorting?!

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PablosHoney · 06/09/2019 15:16

Mine went to school nursery and often came back with skid marks when they started (they were 3) I thought the teacher wasn't allowed to help.

jellycatspyjamas · 06/09/2019 15:45

I don’t need anything! I’m not a teacher

So your confident assertions on what is and isn’t part of a teacher’s remit and where children should be developmentally is based on not much of anything.

hazeyjane · 06/09/2019 16:14

Major accidents or multiple- yep parents would be called. I’m not making this up you know it really is what has happened at every single non private setting I have ever been in fortunately I have not seen this happen in any of the early years settings I know.

Pamplemousecat · 06/09/2019 16:21

Oh stop being pathetic jellycat. I am entitled to my opinion based on my experiences as a mother, as a mother of children who have attended pre school and private day nursery, as someone who reads a variety of different newspapers not just the guardian.

hazeyjane · 06/09/2019 16:35

Eh? What's the Guardian got to do with it?!

HeronLanyon · 06/09/2019 16:39

I think it must be that the guardian is the main read (probably for political reasons) but every now and then other newspapers are read too. Sensible. Surprising but sensible.

jellycatspyjamas · 06/09/2019 19:23

I am entitled to my opinion based on my experiences as a mother

Of course you are, but detailing what is and isn’t within a teacher’s contract goes beyond offering an opinion to suggesting you know something about the profession. I’ll treat the Guardian comment with the contempt it deserves.

Pamplemousecat · 06/09/2019 19:56

And I shall treat you the same .

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