thread: would this concern u about a kindy?

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Member

    Dec 2005
    3,130

    yep, i would be concernced about the disgusting remark. if the rough behaviour is ignored i would be concerned with that too.

  2. #2
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    Jun 2003
    Ubiquity
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    Thats wrong. I would be complaining and not sending him to that kinder.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Apr 2009
    in the garden
    3,767

    The digusting comment would bother me. Besides that though, there is the fact that you don't feel overly comfortable with that kindy... that is kind of a worry in itself, kwim?
    How does DS feel about that kindy? I'm not sure from your post, it might be his first day in which case it's probably too early to tell... but if starts dragging his feet and not wanting to go that would be another sign things aren't all that good.
    It is a tough dilemma. Good luck.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Mar 2006
    Gold Coast
    140

    yeah i have to agree its really the disgusting comment thats upsetting me and obviously DS.
    Although saying that he seems happy to go still... maybe ill give it a another week and maybe chat to the director? i just dont want to make things worse by speaking up iykwim.. but cant let it go

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    i would not be happy at all with the disgusting comment.
    i've probably missed something, but why did you change him to this kindy? what was the problem with the old one?

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Mar 2006
    Gold Coast
    140

    I could not hold it in any longer and called and spoke with the director. she said she is happy to speak with teacher, but said i should bring it up friday which is his next day and she said she will follow up. but agrees she should not say that and its perfectly normal for kiddies his age to have accidents.. wonder whether teacher will fess up but i guess i will have better idea if i want to keep him there by her reaction anyway.
    i moved him because he was not as happy with old kindy since he has had 3 new teachers in the past 4 months, so was feeling unsettled! before that i loved it and so did he.. im still there as he has been happy to go since the staff have been constant for the past several weeks but wanted to try another one and see which he prefers.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Oct 2008
    Brisbane
    161

    What did the teacher say?
    I always feel abit nervous having to discuss things with them that Im not happy with.
    but it sounds like your gut is telling you this place isn't right. I say trust your instincts.
    I would not be happy with that comment at all,
    plus, I found when I was searching, that some childcares were alot rougher in the playground than others. One place I went for a trial was really rough and the director mentioned it was just the group of kids there on that day. But I think it makes a big difference how involved the teachers are in their playtime, like do they join in the play, or do they just stand there.

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Mar 2008
    Melbourne
    57

    I could not hold it in any longer and called and spoke with the director... wonder whether teacher will fess up but i guess i will have better idea if i want to keep him there by her reaction anyway.
    Your poor son... hopefully things have been cleared up by now. You did the right thing by speaking to the staff, because if no one brings up bad practice, then it goes unnoticed a lot of the time.