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<blockquote data-quote="Galactus" data-source="post: 84263" data-attributes="member: 4170"><p>Honestly,</p><p></p><p>I don't expect anything out of the mother or father. As one poster said, this is not an isolated incident as far as the BMs go (it happens quite often under various circumstances). It's not about confrontation as it is about what is best for my son. The parents WILL want an explanation over "Sorry, my kid won't be hanging out with yours.". They are in the same daycare, will most likely be in the same school and we are somewhat friends with the parents. </p><p></p><p>One poster is correct. I've never been a fan of the kids in the tub thing (I didn't know that was going to happen. It wouldn't have happened had I known).</p><p></p><p>I asked my son about the incident again after making the post just to clarify. I asked him how it made him feel and he said "gross". He also said he never wanted to be in the tub with KidX again. Of course he will never be in the tub with the child again.</p><p></p><p>The problem is that this is not an isolated incident with this child. The parents HAVE to know. If they don't, then they should. Maybe the boy has a legit medical condition, or maybe he's crying out for help. Either way, my job is to protect my son from any and all comers. Their issue is not mine to solve. What parents do with the information is for them to decide. If the child was killing small animals should I not tell them because the parents would get upset?</p><p></p><p>Crapping in the tub with another child in it is about the most disgusting thing that can be done. The parents know their kid has a problem... Don't insinuate that it is a problem with mine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Galactus, post: 84263, member: 4170"] Honestly, I don't expect anything out of the mother or father. As one poster said, this is not an isolated incident as far as the BMs go (it happens quite often under various circumstances). It's not about confrontation as it is about what is best for my son. The parents WILL want an explanation over "Sorry, my kid won't be hanging out with yours.". They are in the same daycare, will most likely be in the same school and we are somewhat friends with the parents. One poster is correct. I've never been a fan of the kids in the tub thing (I didn't know that was going to happen. It wouldn't have happened had I known). I asked my son about the incident again after making the post just to clarify. I asked him how it made him feel and he said "gross". He also said he never wanted to be in the tub with KidX again. Of course he will never be in the tub with the child again. The problem is that this is not an isolated incident with this child. The parents HAVE to know. If they don't, then they should. Maybe the boy has a legit medical condition, or maybe he's crying out for help. Either way, my job is to protect my son from any and all comers. Their issue is not mine to solve. What parents do with the information is for them to decide. If the child was killing small animals should I not tell them because the parents would get upset? Crapping in the tub with another child in it is about the most disgusting thing that can be done. The parents know their kid has a problem... Don't insinuate that it is a problem with mine. [/QUOTE]
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