8 ways to piss off your kid's daycare teacher —
2. Your kid poops in your presence and you expect the daycare teacher to deal with it.
, but we do. We let you know if we think your child is being overly aggressive, or having trouble getting dressed independently, or ready for potty training. But once we tell you, we expect you to work on those issues. If you ignore them, or pretend to take them seriously but don’t follow up, then you’re not helping us, and you’re not helping your kid.I get that you want your kid to look cute, and that those higher-end outfits need to get worn before your kid grows out of them.
We know you need to be working—that’s why your kid is in daycare in the first place! And we hate informing parents—we’re acutely aware that the call is about as welcome as a note from the dentist saying it’s time for a checkup. But if we do call you, please try to come immediately. Sick kids require one-on-one care that we just can’t provide . And don’t challenge our decision to call. Caregivers are looking out for the8. You don’t provide supplies after being asked more than once.
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