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to be so sensitive about nursery comments

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debs40 · 28/01/2009 09:18

I'm off to bloody London today. It's an hour and a half away from where I live but I've got a supervisory meetting on my phd that I can't get out of.

Dh works an hour away and dropped ds1 off at school. I dropped ds2 off a bit earlier at nursery and mentioned that I was in London.

Keyworker who is room manager was not happy and asked if dad was in town. I said no but that I had arranged my meeting at Waterloo so I could get back easily and I had a friend who was my emergency contact for nursery and she was around. She just humphed and that was it

I'm sitting on the train going to a meeting I don't want to attend and feeling like crap. I never go out of town and I'm really nervous about this meeting. Was there any need for that or AIBU?

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Tiramissu · 28/01/2009 17:18

But she wasnt unhappy about you going to London. From your post seems that YOU were unhappy about it.

Why over-analysing something like this? You have a friend as back up. Great. Then enjoy the day in London. Buy a cappuccino and a magazine to read in the train and get over it.

debs40 · 28/01/2009 18:29

Thanks. I'm quite happy to agree I over-analyse things - hence the post!! It did make me feel like a neglectful mum daring to leave town for the day when I was merely being polite by telling her I was contactable on my mobile.

I'm sure I went OTT but what mum doesn't about thesr things sometimes.

The fact is that I did not expect her to ask whether my husband was nearby or what the other arrangements were. I didn't expect to be quizzed!

That is not just 'reading' things into what people are saying.Most posters agree that this is not what their nurseries do.

I love this nursery but I live in suburbia and I'm sure it seemed like an unusual thing to do so that is probably what threw her!

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