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Not really sure how to approach this. I have a rotten little 3 year old boy in my care that makes my day SUPER long... His parents are really into teaching him to "make good choices" and remind him every day. However, he just can't help making bad choices every two minutes. He's sweet, just very naughty ( like toy or food stealing naughty, not hitting naughty).
Anyway, I'm so frustrated with him, and have been addressing some concerns with the parents and asking for help finding ways to help this boy "make good choices." Well, daycare dad's way of dealing with it at pick up is to sternly tell the boy that he is going to his room for an hour when they get home, and dcb winds up bawling. I really want to explain to dad that a three year old doesn't really understand why he's going to his room...or does he? Would you all let this go on? Is it none of my business? I've always felt that kids are like puppies, and you have to catch them in the act or discipline is not effective. Hmm...
Anyway, I'm so frustrated with him, and have been addressing some concerns with the parents and asking for help finding ways to help this boy "make good choices." Well, daycare dad's way of dealing with it at pick up is to sternly tell the boy that he is going to his room for an hour when they get home, and dcb winds up bawling. I really want to explain to dad that a three year old doesn't really understand why he's going to his room...or does he? Would you all let this go on? Is it none of my business? I've always felt that kids are like puppies, and you have to catch them in the act or discipline is not effective. Hmm...
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