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  • Josiegirl
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    Originally posted by Indoorvoice
    Maybe I'm just a stick in the mud these days, but my sister in law just invited my family to Chuck e cheese tomorrow because my 3.5 year old nephew goes poop on the potty now... Really? Are we seriously having potty training parties now? I can't. I didn't agree with the way she trained him (shaming, bribing) and I can't bring myself to entertain this.
    Haha usually we just clap or do a little potty dance or something, but wow, you all get to go to Chuck e Cheese?? It's like the tooth fairy used to give shiny dimes and now she hands out 5-10 dollar bills to all the kids.

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  • Indoorvoice
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    Maybe I'm just a stick in the mud these days, but my sister in law just invited my family to Chuck e cheese tomorrow because my 3.5 year old nephew goes poop on the potty now... Really? Are we seriously having potty training parties now? I can't. I didn't agree with the way she trained him (shaming, bribing) and I can't bring myself to entertain this.

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  • Josiegirl
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    Originally posted by CountryRoads
    4 inches of snow outside. I hear dcm tell her 2.5 year old to take off his boots at the door, I then hear "No" and boots walking through my house.
    Yup, tracked dirt and snow all through our living room, dining room, and all the way down the stairs.
    Dcm says "I told him to take off his boots but he didn't want to."
    Thanks alot, dcm.
    Does dcm realize what a wimpy parent that makes her out to be?? Dcm, your ds will be such a joy to be around when he hits his teenage years

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  • amberrose3dg
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    Originally posted by CountryRoads
    I am so mad! I would never allow my child to walk through someones house with snowy, muddy boots. :confused:
    Nope but instead she thinks it is ok to do that in your home so she doesn't have to hear the kid scream. I would tell her she is paying the cleaning bill.

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  • CountryRoads
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    Originally posted by amberrose3dg
    That would piss me off something bad. I cannot stand the disrespect especially from parents who know better. Tell her she can not come next time it snows since she cannot take her kids boots off.
    I am so mad! I would never allow my child to walk through someones house with snowy, muddy boots. :confused:

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  • MomBoss
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    I find it very disrespectful that this parent who is suppose to drop off at 8:15, decided to haVe her child go with to a dr apt and didnt tell me they will be late. An hour after he was suppose to be here, i text her asking if shes coming today.
    This is not a drop in whenever daycare. I have a schedule, curriculum and a routine.

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  • amberrose3dg
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    Originally posted by CountryRoads
    4 inches of snow outside. I hear dcm tell her 2.5 year old to take off his boots at the door, I then hear "No" and boots walking through my house.
    Yup, tracked dirt and snow all through our living room, dining room, and all the way down the stairs.
    Dcm says "I told him to take off his boots but he didn't want to."
    Thanks alot, dcm.
    That would piss me off something bad. I cannot stand the disrespect especially from parents who know better. Tell her she can not come next time it snows since she cannot take her kids boots off.

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  • CountryRoads
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    4 inches of snow outside. I hear dcm tell her 2.5 year old to take off his boots at the door, I then hear "No" and boots walking through my house.
    Yup, tracked dirt and snow all through our living room, dining room, and all the way down the stairs.
    Dcm says "I told him to take off his boots but he didn't want to."
    Thanks alot, dcm.

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  • Flowerchild
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    All is well I preschool 😊 but I wish they would listen to me. It's like speaking to brick walls 😥😝😡👿

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  • CountryRoads
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    Dcb has NEVER shown an interest in potty here. He always goes potty in his pull up, wakes up from nap with wet pull up, has never told me he has to go, etc.
    He shows up this morning in UNDERWEAR. Dcm swears he has used the potty the past 2 days. "I thought this would be a good trial run."
    UM NO. I make it very clear in my handbook, child must be potty trained at home first, then I will ASSIST here. I don't consider 2 days potty trained. And unless a miracle happened over the Thanksgiving break, I don't believe he used it every time he had to go.
    I made it clear to dcm that he has not shown an interest in it here, and asked her if she had pull ups. I guess we will see what happens.

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  • MomBoss
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    Inconsistant drop off times....i just cant!!!!!

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  • Josiegirl
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    Originally posted by amberrose3dg
    I wonder why she is going on 30 minutes late. You have to say something if you don't they will take advantage!
    Basically, because she can. Lol I've made the huge mistake of allowing it to happen. That's why I need to pick a date(New Year is a good time, right?)and have everyone sign a new contract. She has no clue whatsoever what time she contracted for but it's 4:45, because technically she's supposed to be out of work at 4:30. But that doesn't happen. You're right; I do have to say something because she has no clue. :confused:

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  • amberrose3dg
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    Originally posted by Josiegirl
    Have GOT to find my backbone.
    This dear sweet dcm..... and it's my own fault for not talking about it with her, face to face, a long time ago. Her contracted hours are until 4:45. After a few months of her coming to pick up closer to 5 every single day, I sent a newsletter home to everyone, telling them all to check their signed contracts and make sure they're picking up on time, then reminded them of what their late fees would be if they didn't. Very passive-aggressive and chicken $hit of me but I thought it'd work. Well, it didn't. She's not supposed to work past 4:30 because she works for the state and according to her dh, the dept. can get into trouble if their workers work over. She usually picks up at 5. Tonight I get a text at 5:02, saying she lost her ice scraper and is running behind because she's letting her windows defrost. Getting out at 4:30 she should've had plenty of time to defrost her windows, especially if she had planned a little bit in advance and started her car earlier. And our town is so small that it doesn't take more than 3 minutes to drive here. But she gets here about 5:10. Apologized, yes. But it shouldn't have happened.
    MY FAULT. And I'm as angry with myself as I am with her.
    Starting with the new year, I'm going to have to write up new contracts.
    Grrr, just had to vent.
    I wonder why she is going on 30 minutes late. You have to say something if you don't they will take advantage!

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  • Sweet pea
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    Argh, just found out that all my dcf are getting subsided care, some govt some because they work for this home daycare company that I contract to...... well I never knew and whenever I have had to have time off ( I have a medical issue) I refund them directly ( if they haven’t used another regulated provider) I’ve been refunding them at $14 hour ( my hourly rate) turns out due to subsidies these families only pay $5 - $8 an hour!! Yet they took the full amount in refund all year and never mentioned anything. I’m so angry with these families so so angry, that’s theft

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  • Josiegirl
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    Have GOT to find my backbone.
    This dear sweet dcm..... and it's my own fault for not talking about it with her, face to face, a long time ago. Her contracted hours are until 4:45. After a few months of her coming to pick up closer to 5 every single day, I sent a newsletter home to everyone, telling them all to check their signed contracts and make sure they're picking up on time, then reminded them of what their late fees would be if they didn't. Very passive-aggressive and chicken $hit of me but I thought it'd work. Well, it didn't. She's not supposed to work past 4:30 because she works for the state and according to her dh, the dept. can get into trouble if their workers work over. She usually picks up at 5. Tonight I get a text at 5:02, saying she lost her ice scraper and is running behind because she's letting her windows defrost. Getting out at 4:30 she should've had plenty of time to defrost her windows, especially if she had planned a little bit in advance and started her car earlier. And our town is so small that it doesn't take more than 3 minutes to drive here. But she gets here about 5:10. Apologized, yes. But it shouldn't have happened.
    MY FAULT. And I'm as angry with myself as I am with her.
    Starting with the new year, I'm going to have to write up new contracts.
    Grrr, just had to vent.

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