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  • morgan24
    Daycare.com Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 694

    What would you of said?

    I had a DCM bring in her 3 year old and say to me that dcg is kind of grumpy and she only wants to play with 2 of her friends today. She doesn't want to play with dcg A. Then she asks dcg if it was because dcg A took your toy from you? I said your kidding right? That wasn't even dcg A it was dcb that did that and dcb only took back what she took from him. Then I said well that's to bad that she feels that way because we play in a group and I guess you'll have to take her home if she wants to leave the other dcg out. DCM look surprised and told dcg girl to have a nice day and left. I shouldn't of been so rude but some days I can help myself.
  • midaycare
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2014
    • 5658

    #2
    I can't believe dcm is encouraging dcg to only play with certain people. Wow. What you said was great. I'm glad you let her know it was unacceptable.

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    • CraftyMom
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2014
      • 2285

      #3
      I wouldn't force them to play together but i wouldn't specifically exclude a child either. If they don't want to play together that's fine. But I wouldn't MAKE them stay apart at a parents request unless one was hurting the other

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      • taylorw1210
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jan 2014
        • 487

        #4
        I can't believe the dcm came in and said that! I don't make kids play together if they don't want to, but I definitely don't encourage a kids behavior like the dcm did. I think you responded well.

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        • Cradle2crayons
          Daycare.com Member
          • Apr 2013
          • 3642

          #5
          Originally posted by morgan24
          I had a DCM bring in her 3 year old and say to me that dcg is kind of grumpy and she only wants to play with 2 of her friends today. She doesn't want to play with dcg A. Then she asks dcg if it was because dcg A took your toy from you? I said your kidding right? That wasn't even dcg A it was dcb that did that and dcb only took back what she took from him. Then I said well that's to bad that she feels that way because we play in a group and I guess you'll have to take her home if she wants to leave the other dcg out. DCM look surprised and told dcg girl to have a nice day and left. I shouldn't of been so rude but some days I can help myself.
          I would have said something too. Of course, you can't force a child to play with x y z but certainly don't act or say those types of things.

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          • daycarediva
            Daycare.com Member
            • Jul 2012
            • 11698

            #6
            "Oh no dcm, we don't encourage exclusion at daycare. I'm sure you wouldn't want another parent telling their child not to play with dcg."

            Just when I think I've heard it all.

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            • EntropyControlSpecialist
              Embracing the chaos.
              • Mar 2012
              • 7466

              #7
              I would have said the same exact thing. Good grief. That is terrible!

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              • Rockgirl
                Daycare.com Member
                • May 2013
                • 2204

                #8
                "We're all friends here." I have to say this multiple times a day to the kids....can't imagine having to say it to a parent! I don't make children play together or be best buddies, but we must be nice to each other.

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