PSA for the drop off line at schools!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20:14 I disagree and clearly so do others.

Other selfish people, sure

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, YOU need to find an appropriate parking space and get out and walk her. Carpool line is not the appropriate location to exit your vehicle and walk your kid in. Have some common sense.

+1 I agree with this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have both options. I prefer walking in and dropping off my child and picking up. I like to have a 30 second conversation to ask how the day went (just want to know if it was a good day or what we need to work on). I hate the pick up line as they bitterly complain about our car seats and refuse to strap in my child properly despite showing them repeatedly.

+1 I actually enjoy my child and enjoy the extra 20 to 30 extra seconds communicating with him.

[Anonymous]

My kids take the bus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have both options. I prefer walking in and dropping off my child and picking up. I like to have a 30 second conversation to ask how the day went (just want to know if it was a good day or what we need to work on). I hate the pick up line as they bitterly complain about our car seats and refuse to strap in my child properly despite showing them repeatedly.

+1 I actually enjoy my child and enjoy the extra 20 to 30 extra seconds communicating with him.

Oh for gods sake

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If me walking my child to the door for an extra 30 secs inconveniences you THAT much then you need to plan your day better or work on your time management skills.

And as soon as you exit the police will be right there to slap you with a ticket!

[Anonymous]

If me walking my child to the door for an extra 30 secs inconveniences you THAT much then you need to plan your day better or work on your time management skills.

It's a carpool line for a reason. If you want to park, then go park your car. It's very inconsiderate for you to park to walk your child in, don't you talk in the car on the way to school? Are to trying to pass on narcissistic traits to your child. "Doesn't matter what the rules are, I do what I want!"

I don't know how old your child is... but above 2nd grade she is going to resent you being a hover-mom, and frankly it's just weird.

[Anonymous]

My 4 year walks by herself from the carpool line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 4 year walks by herself from the carpool line.

Long hair don't care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My 4 year walks by herself from the carpool line.

Long hair don't care.

Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 4 year walks by herself from the carpool line.

Random

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have both options. I prefer walking in and dropping off my child and picking up. I like to have a 30 second conversation to ask how the day went (just want to know if it was a good day or what we need to work on). I hate the pick up line as they bitterly complain about our car seats and refuse to strap in my child properly despite showing them repeatedly.

+1 I actually enjoy my child and enjoy the extra 20 to 30 extra seconds communicating with him.

Your school doesn't have a parking lot where you can park and then walk in and drop off your child?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have both options. I prefer walking in and dropping off my child and picking up. I like to have a 30 second conversation to ask how the day went (just want to know if it was a good day or what we need to work on). I hate the pick up line as they bitterly complain about our car seats and refuse to strap in my child properly despite showing them repeatedly.

Why can't you have a 30 second conversation with your kid in the car? What am I missing?

I really hope that what I'm missing is not that your ambushing the teacher for a 30 second conversation at a time when her attention needs to be on getting the kids where they need to go safely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If me walking my child to the door for an extra 30 secs inconveniences you THAT much then you need to plan your day better or work on your time management skills.

The world doesn't revolve around you. Just know that the other parents in the carpool line all hate you and feel sorry for your kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, YOU need to find an appropriate parking space and get out and walk her. Carpool line is not the appropriate location to exit your vehicle and walk your kid in. Have some common sense.

THIS!!

How do you not understand it is a car drop off line?