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*************To be fuming at a teacher's remark*************

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TheCurseOfTheMhummy · 03/10/2007 12:34

Ds 6 caught his finger in a door on Sunday, I had hi at the doctor on Monday as puss had built up, she burst it, has hi on antibiotics. Anyway yesterday after school he said a teacher remarked that he needed a bath. Granted said nail of finger is dirty but he won't let me near it. The rest of his finger is bruised.

He said when the teacher realised he had a sore finger she told his class teacher about it. I had already explained to his teacher about his finger. Am I getting my knickers in a twist over nothing? Is this just a misunderstanding? Should I say something?

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Cappuccino · 03/10/2007 12:36

yabu

who knows what they really said and in what spirit they said it

Piggy · 03/10/2007 12:36

yabu

TheCurseOfTheMhummy · 03/10/2007 12:40

Thanks, I don't know why I got bothered about the bath reference, I just did.

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Piggy · 03/10/2007 12:45

Don't worry about it! Someone helpfully pointed out that ds1 (2.11) bites his nails (as if I didn't know fgs) and I felt the ground opening up beneath me as if a toddler who bites his nails is somehow a reflection on my parenting skills.

TheCurseOfTheMhummy · 03/10/2007 12:50

I think I paid a trip to paranoid city and had visions of the teachers suggesting that my child was dirty.

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alittleone2 · 03/10/2007 13:27

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CrushWithEyeliner · 03/10/2007 13:34

I am sure they only meant to help him

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