Childcare teacher

Red Flag 🚩 To add on to Naddyzzzz comment, please also be wary as said teacher can continue to make things worse for ur child and treat unfairly. It looks like a clear biased treatment (i see this with my ex colleagues ALL THE TIME) so tactfully bring it up to the principal along with another witness e.g. husband I feel like this teacher thinks ure not working therefore u should pick up before the timing other parents pick their child up after work. Also noo offence but children SHOULDN'T have to be cute, act cute, look cute, or have an easy personality just so an adult will willingly and safely take care of them. All children deserve safe care and upbringing with the adults around them aka teachers, grandparents, parents, helper etc. This was exactly my fear as my child is superbly independent and confident and vocal for under 2 years and will not survive being in a class where teachers are not willing to handle a spectrum of children or even self manage their own stress and bias. Every conversation and text please loop in ur principal or the senior teacher and try not to back down until an apology or solutions have been shared or an explanation why is that behaviour has been happening. Do share ur observations as what u said earlier tactfully and honestly too okay. Can call the teacher out when she rolls eyes or say a sarcastic comment on the spot if u have the guts ok? Protect urself and ur child ❤️❤️❤️

Hi there! I completely understand your concern about your second child being sent home from school frequently due to crankiness. It must be really frustrating for you, especially when you have to pick him up before you can concentrate on your studies. It's important to address this issue with the teacher or even the principal. You can start by having a friendly and open conversation with the teacher to understand the reasons behind their decision to send your child home so often. It could be that they genuinely feel overwhelmed or have difficulty handling your child's behavior. If the situation does not improve after discussing it with the teacher, then it may be necessary to bring it up with the principal. You want to ensure that your child is being treated fairly and not being singled out because you are a stay-at-home parent. It's also worth considering if there are any underlying issues causing your child to act cranky at school. Perhaps he needs more support or attention in certain areas. Open communication with the teacher and school staff could help you better understand the situation and find a suitable solution. Remember, you have every right to advocate for your child's well-being and education. I hope everything works out for you and your little one. Sending you lots of warmth and support! https://invl.io/cll6she

i would actually bring this up to the principal if this issue persists. what kind of teacher asked their parent to pick up their child for being "cranky"??? is that even valid to come down because he's cranky? this does not make any sense. i really hope the Principal talks to his teacher(s). it feels weird...

sounds odd... hopefully will help after speaking with the principal 🙏💕

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