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Have I done the right thing?

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coolma · 19/08/2009 16:22

My dd3 had a place at the local state nursery mornings only, but we were struggling to find a childminder to have her in the afternoons so, I e mailed the childminding co-ordinator for this nursery and locality for help, as was advised to, and to be honest, was extremely upset by her curt attitude and quite frankily rude response. I have since found out that complaints have been made about her before as she supposedly does not use all registered childminders but pretty much chooses who she wants to use, which i think is awful. Basically, no help whatsoever was forthcoming so we are putting dd into a private day nursery. I had arranged all this and am quite happy about it, but now have found out that there are several registered and very good cm's with appropriate spaces, in the area we need who should have been contacted by this person. I am steaming! have called the nursery and left a very forthright message about this behaviour as I really feel she is not making enough effort to help people. Am I out of order?

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coldasanewrazorblade · 19/08/2009 16:26

Of course you're not out of order.
She's rude and isn't doing her job properly.
You're supposed to complain when that happens!

landrover · 19/08/2009 18:35

no

coolma · 19/08/2009 19:22

thank you!

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MummyDragon · 19/08/2009 20:39

I'm confused actually.
What is a "state" nursery? I've never come across one. And are you saying that there is someone whose job it is to arrange afternoon childcare for your DC if said DC is attending their nursery in the morning?
It sounds too good to be true!
And, as she seems to have failed spectacularly, YANBU at all.

coolma · 20/08/2009 06:58

State nursery, as in one that is under the LEA, and funded by the LEA for the 'free' sessions. Basically, her 'job' is to assist parents to find childcare if they so ask. Not have 'favourite' childminders and ignore requests!

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MummyDragon · 20/08/2009 07:55

She sounds horrible and you are right to complain

landrover · 20/08/2009 12:57

yanbu

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