Do Your Parents Do This???

[SandeeAR]

[QUOTE=momatheart;108851]One thing i have said before to a parent who does NOT have any control in her house was, How do you deal with this behavior at home? We may need to do the same here. She was speachless and didn't say a word. CAUSE SHE DOESN'T [QUOTE]



OH!!!! I REALLY like this!!! I'll have to remember that one!

[nannyde]

One thing i have said before to a parent who does NOT have any control in her house was, How do you deal with this behavior at home? We may need to do the same here. She was speachless and didn't say a word. CAUSE SHE DOESN'T do anything and we know it.

Naw
The best defense is a good offense.

How do you deal with this behavior at home?

We don't have this behavior at home.

clear

[Meyou]

well, dont'cha know thats WHY they dont sleep well at night? cause we let 'em sleep all day here

Well how am I going to watch soaps and eat bon bons if they're all awake??

[daycare]

Nannyne you made hot coffee come out my nose... Lol
That was funny!!


CLEAR!!

[seashell]

Dont ya know anything good they do is because they are good parents, and anything bad they do is because they learned it in daycare???

[Blackcat31]

In the 25 years I have been doing child care I have noticed an interesting phenomenon.

Children only ever mis-behave at day care. At home they are completely angelic 24/7.

At least that's what the parents say..........

See, now I have the exact opposite here. ALL my dck's are basically very well behaved and act appropriately but as soon as a parent walks in they become one of Rosemary's offspring!!! I get parents always saying, "How come they aren't good at home but are so good here?" (I NEVER answer BTW) I just smile and say "I wouldn't do this if they weren't."

Seems the behavior of the child is directly related to the caregiver. Hmmm, NOT a new concept but a tough one to digest for some.

[WDW]

One thing i have said before to a parent who does NOT have any control in her house was, How do you deal with this behavior at home? We may need to do the same here. She was speachless and didn't say a word. CAUSE SHE DOESN'T do anything and we know it.

LOVE this! Using it!

[dEHmom]

See, now I have the exact opposite here. ALL my dck's are basically very well behaved and act appropriately but as soon as a parent walks in they become one of Rosemary's offspring!!! I get parents always saying, "How come they aren't good at home but are so good here?" (I NEVER answer BTW) I just smile and say "I wouldn't do this if they weren't."

Seems the behavior of the child is directly related to the caregiver. Hmmm, NOT a new concept but a tough one to digest for some.

nailed it...

i just want to say....

CLEAR! yay

[Meyou]

See, now I have the exact opposite here. ALL my dck's are basically very well behaved and act appropriately but as soon as a parent walks in they become one of Rosemary's offspring!!! I get parents always saying, "How come they aren't good at home but are so good here?" (I NEVER answer BTW) I just smile and say "I wouldn't do this if they weren't."

Seems the behavior of the child is directly related to the caregiver. Hmmm, NOT a new concept but a tough one to digest for some.

Hahaha. I hear the same thing. I tell them my kids are the worst of the bunch to make them feel better. :P

[busymomof2]

I had a 3 year old boy who was acting out bad- slamming doors, talking back, hitting, and so on. I talked to the bm about it and she told me he acts out because I put him on time out. Hello I wouldn't have to put him on time out if he didn't act up. Parents...do they really hear what they are saying? LOL

[Meeko]

See, now I have the exact opposite here. ALL my dck's are basically very well behaved and act appropriately but as soon as a parent walks in they become one of Rosemary's offspring!!! I get parents always saying, "How come they aren't good at home but are so good here?" (I NEVER answer BTW) I just smile and say "I wouldn't do this if they weren't."

Seems the behavior of the child is directly related to the caregiver. Hmmm, NOT a new concept but a tough one to digest for some.

I was being sarcastic!

[Blackcat31]

I was being sarcastic!

Oh, I know... I was simply adding to the same thought process. Sorry if it came out as something else....

Message boards need something like a color coded key for tone like:

red colored font for when we are yelling at someone
green fonts for jealous
orange font for sarcasim
blue for sympathy
maybe purple for when we are being snide...
etc...etc...etc....

LOL!!

[dEHmom]

Oh, I know... I was simply adding to the same thought process. Sorry if it came out as something else....

Message boards need something like a color coded key for tone like:

red colored font for when we are yelling at someone YES BUT THAT IS WHAT CAPS IS FOR!
green fonts for jealous
orange font for sarcasim
blue for sympathy
maybe purple for when we are being snide...
etc...etc...etc....

LOL!!

hehehehe my msg is too short

[Blackcat31]

hehehehe my msg is too short

LOSING CONTROL CAN'T GET A GRIP, SPITTING WHILE YELLING vs REGULAR YELLING (???) LOL!!!::

[daycare]

LOSING CONTROL CAN'T GET A GRIP, SPITTING WHILE YELLING vs REGULAR YELLING (???) LOL!!!::

love it!!!!!