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<blockquote data-quote="weaselqt" data-source="post: 70736" data-attributes="member: 3989"><p>Definitely go speak to the teacher AND nurse AND principal AND cafeteria manager in the morning. They all need to know this because there could be a substitute teacher one day and she would not know and a party could happen on that day or he may get special treatment in the cafeteria if they serve something he cannot eat. Also, sending his snacks is very wise - but you should not be required to send snacks for his entire class. Is there something you can send that is non-perishable for him? Something to keep on hand in instances like this?</p><p></p><p>I agree that you should be assertive - not aggressive. Tell them it could have been worse if it were peanut allergy - and that this is serious for your child. </p><p></p><p>Since I work in the school and we have children on a variety of restricted diets - EVERYONE knows. Other teachers will find out, which is EXCELLENT for your child. </p><p></p><p>Be an advocate and let them know. </p><p></p><p>Good luck! and don't fret - you will be fine (but that teacher was very wrong!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="weaselqt, post: 70736, member: 3989"] Definitely go speak to the teacher AND nurse AND principal AND cafeteria manager in the morning. They all need to know this because there could be a substitute teacher one day and she would not know and a party could happen on that day or he may get special treatment in the cafeteria if they serve something he cannot eat. Also, sending his snacks is very wise - but you should not be required to send snacks for his entire class. Is there something you can send that is non-perishable for him? Something to keep on hand in instances like this? I agree that you should be assertive - not aggressive. Tell them it could have been worse if it were peanut allergy - and that this is serious for your child. Since I work in the school and we have children on a variety of restricted diets - EVERYONE knows. Other teachers will find out, which is EXCELLENT for your child. Be an advocate and let them know. Good luck! and don't fret - you will be fine (but that teacher was very wrong!) [/QUOTE]
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