Sorry, just quickly: Tali, talk to the teacher. I would think that these days they have the 'tools' to deal with these things within the school. There's obviously something going on for this other boy, too, and someone should have a plan of action for dealing with both boys at the same time. See if you can tee up a counsellor for your DS asap, just to see where he's at in his head and what you are dealing with (like how long it's been happening, affecting school work, etc).![]()




) However I would definitely follow it up like Maya said. Best to know what you're dealing with. Just make sure you don't act outraged or shocked. Speak ultra calmly to him... even nonchalantly (totally unphased). Demanding answers won't extract much info. And again, don't stress, if he seems his otherwise normal happy self then i'm sure there's been no harm done

its better for both boys to have a happy mummy than a stessed out feeding mummy. I had to also give up around this stage with both the girl as I thought it was just better for them and me if I gave it away as they didnt want it and I didnt have any milk anyway it seams that some children just dont do well with the BF no matter how hard you want it or try.
I asked her to not have them in the same class next year, she said she will keep it in mind. I am so glad that he want have her next year as this is our 2nd year with her and I aways feel like what I say too her in unimporten(sp?) that I am just too young to know any better iykwim as she always just seems to almost laugh it off or tells me she will have a talk to them and never does bet she wouldnt do this to the other mums. sorry for going on a little vent! you would think after all these year I would get use to been the young mum around, but I forget every now and then as I am catching up in age but I will never be there age I guess.
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