Teacher not doing anything for constipated crying preschooler

[Anonymous]

OP here
Some PPs are right, I have no idea if parents are aware of the issue. If they are, teachers are not at fault.
I just would like to make sure they call ME if MY kid is in pain and they cannot take care of it. I am not talking scraped knees or the like, but cases where say a medication may need to be administered. Like high fever for example.
Do you guys think my asking them to do so is enough?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds really crappy ( no pun intended). I'd expect them to call.

I would too PP. I'm horrified by the attitudes of a lot of other PP s in this thread towards their children. It's sad that they don't care that their kids are in pain and even worse that the parents don't care. I would want to know immediately and would expect a call.

My DD was constipated in preschool at age 3, and her teacher called me to pick her up early. It was almost the end of the day, and I was about half hour earlier than usual. I was glad they called me. It's pretty awful the few times she's been constipated, and it's only preschool, so why make her have an awful day because of it.

[Anonymous]

OP, of course the school needs to call you in the case of fever. But for constipation, I would expect to be told at the end of the day, perhaps. Chronic constipation is definitely an issue, but the parents would already be aware of that. Not going poop while at preschool is not the end of the world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What the hell was she supposed to do for him? She has other children to manage and he's not having a medical crisis.

I hope you don't work in daycare and that you have NOT procreated. IF you have please place your child up for adoption to loving parents. You are a really horrible person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, of course the school needs to call you in the case of fever. But for constipation, I would expect to be told at the end of the day, perhaps. Chronic constipation is definitely an issue, but the parents would already be aware of that. Not going poop while at preschool is not the end of the world.

It's not about not pooping, it's about being uncomfortable and crying.