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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 200865" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>As far as the privacy, the principal cannot even let the other mothers know what punishment was given, just that it was handled. This is all part of the privacy stuff. I can understand how shell shocked you were feeling. </p><p> </p><p>Just so you know you are not alone, when jess was 4 I found her with quite a few cough drops, the ricola ones. We don't buy those, so I KNOW seh didn't get them at home. Her best friend, S (a boy), was playing doctor with her (the innocent kind with clothes on, NOT the kind older kids play!). S's dad was in medical school and the 2 kids were pretending to be doctor and Wiz. Wiz has a really bad asthma cough sometimes. They were "fixing" him - and taking turns being doctor and Wiz. Once I figured out the cough drops wouldn't hurt her, and talked to S's mom (A real sweetie, and very upset and embarrassed) all was fine. In fact, from seeing how I handled that, D, S's mom, would come to me to ask parenting questions. Both her family and her husband's family were far away (her husband is from Europe), so apparently it helped her because she was quite young.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 200865, member: 1233"] As far as the privacy, the principal cannot even let the other mothers know what punishment was given, just that it was handled. This is all part of the privacy stuff. I can understand how shell shocked you were feeling. Just so you know you are not alone, when jess was 4 I found her with quite a few cough drops, the ricola ones. We don't buy those, so I KNOW seh didn't get them at home. Her best friend, S (a boy), was playing doctor with her (the innocent kind with clothes on, NOT the kind older kids play!). S's dad was in medical school and the 2 kids were pretending to be doctor and Wiz. Wiz has a really bad asthma cough sometimes. They were "fixing" him - and taking turns being doctor and Wiz. Once I figured out the cough drops wouldn't hurt her, and talked to S's mom (A real sweetie, and very upset and embarrassed) all was fine. In fact, from seeing how I handled that, D, S's mom, would come to me to ask parenting questions. Both her family and her husband's family were far away (her husband is from Europe), so apparently it helped her because she was quite young. [/QUOTE]
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