"I Don't Waaaaaaaaaaant To"

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  • Baby Beluga
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 3891

    "I Don't Waaaaaaaaaaant To"

    Made wonderful tray "works" for the children. Transferring bells from bowl to bowl using a spoon, using tweezers to transfer pom poms onto printed photos of presents, Rudolph, Santa, etc, and made pattern strips of Christmas foam stickers for the children to match and pattern with.

    Just to have the 4 year old cry "I don't waaaaaaaaaant to. I caaaaaaaaaan't. I'm tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiired."

    After a 2 hour nap.

  • Cat Herder
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 13744

    #2
    Sorry. :hug: That was a lot of effort on your part.

    It is happening here, too. The kids just don't want to preschool right now. I am bribing them to do their Christmas projects for their parents as it is. They want to snuggle with soft toys, play solitary manipulatives and lay about.

    The parents are stressed, the kids feel it. Everyone is off schedule from weekend outings with extended family so parents can shop and wrap. Most have sniffles, chapped lips/cheeks and irritated red/bleeding cuticles. All have bad dry skin that itches.

    It was a colloidal oatmeal bath, gold bond ultimate, strawberry chap stick and pajama kind of day, here.
    - Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.

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    • CityGarden
      Daycare.com Member
      • Mar 2016
      • 1667

      #3
      LOL they are already ready for Christmas break! I will also add Mondays are tough with my crowd. I do not try to do anything special or push their limits on Mondays.

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      • Baby Beluga
        Daycare.com Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 3891

        #4
        Originally posted by Cat Herder
        Sorry. :hug: That was a lot of effort on your part.

        It is happening here, too. The kids just don't want to preschool right now. I am bribing them to do their Christmas projects for their parents as it is. They want to snuggle with soft toys, play solitary manipulatives and lay about.

        The parents are stressed, the kids feel it. Everyone is off schedule from weekend outings with extended family so parents can shop and wrap. Most have sniffles, chapped lips/cheeks and irritated red/bleeding cuticles. All have bad dry skin that itches.

        It was a colloidal oatmeal bath, gold bond ultimate, strawberry chap stick and pajama kind of day, here.
        Can I come live with you? :: lovethis

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        • daycarediva
          Daycare.com Member
          • Jul 2012
          • 11698

          #5
          Originally posted by Baby Beluga
          Made wonderful tray "works" for the children. Transferring bells from bowl to bowl using a spoon, using tweezers to transfer pom poms onto printed photos of presents, Rudolph, Santa, etc, and made pattern strips of Christmas foam stickers for the children to match and pattern with.

          Just to have the 4 year old cry "I don't waaaaaaaaaant to. I caaaaaaaaaan't. I'm tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiired."

          After a 2 hour nap.

          "I CAN'T LIKEEEEE TOOOOOOO" is the new I don't want to from my 4 year old.

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