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Do I need to buy a goodbye/thank you gift?

6 replies

snowmum · 18/06/2008 10:19

DD has been at nursery since Aug 2007 and is about to move up into an older class. This class is right next door to her current class. My question: does she (ie me) need to buy a gift for the carers she is about to leave or am I being overly pc? I was only thinking of a box of chocs - too much? Any advice appreciated.

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sneekpeeks · 18/06/2008 14:33

Having worked in nurserys myself, I think alittle gift of some choccys would be very sweet (s'cuse the pun !!).
Dont too much over it though

sneekpeeks · 18/06/2008 14:34

Meant to say - Don't fret over it too much though

luckylady74 · 18/06/2008 14:37

I just did it when ds1 left to go to school - gifts for all then, but he'd only been there 2 years. Class teachers do after a year.

lilyloo · 18/06/2008 14:39

there are lot's of different rooms at dd's nursery so i never bothered just bought them one when he left to go to school

snowmum · 18/06/2008 22:25

Thanks everyone. I've bought a small box of chocs as I'm planning to use the carers as future babysitters! Might as well keep them sweet!

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Hulababy · 18/06/2008 22:26

I only bought a thank you gift at Christmas and then when DD left the nursery for good.

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