told an internet forum that after confronting the staff about the issue, she received a “verbal warning” for undermining their authority.“Poor planning doesn’t mean you can break rules”” to ask: “AITA for telling my child’s daycare teacher that my child won’t finish cleaning up?”
The mom then explains that to prevent this problem, she messages the educator in advance to ask her to start wrapping things up before she arrives.“Things were crazy and I was in a rush. We had a lot to do this afternoon and I was running behind because I had car trouble. When I arrived, my daughter and some friends were in the middle of cleaning up a big mess. I told my daughter that we had to go and to get her coat.
Another wrote, “If you’re upset, there are a lot of daycares out there, you should find one that has different rules.” “Cleaning up teaches the child responsibility and she got to leave her mess with the other kids who now have to clean it up,” another member posted. “Would it be possible on days like this to let the teacher know ‘daughter needs to leave by x-time because of an appointment’ so that she knows in advance that you will be picking her up and leaving by that time?” one woman asked.
Teaching responsibility? Terrible
Good. Teach the kid some manners and responsibility
Lady YOU shouldn't have let your daughter leave until she cleans up. I can see where this is going. Let me go have a child real quick. That baby gone need to be 🤬 out when she grows up to have some sense. Bc you aren't teaching her a damn thing. And my child will help her.
Uhhh. Did yall tell her?
Good
Yay daycare!
So
We make sure our child does this even if teacher doesn’t specifically ask before she leaves and goes home with us everyday leave the place better than when you arrived
Instead of pissing and moaning, go help clean up with your daughter. You enrolled there knowing this was the rule - live with it.
Slow news day?
Don’t take her back to that one.
Good
This is kidnapping and is a crime