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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does the kid actually smell? Have you confirmed this at pickup/drop off? Seems like there are two options - either this kid is not well cared for at home, or your son is being dramatic.

If it's the dramatic option, I'd go with a "respecting our differences" vibe - "hmm, I'm sorry you don't like the way Larlo smells. People are different. But we need to be kind to everyone." And give the teacher a heads up so they can intervene if your kid starts being rude about it.

If the kid is not well cared for, and is actually stinky, teach your kid some empathy. "Maybe his parents are too busy to give him a bath. That's so sad." "Maybe his house doesn't have any soap. That must be really hard for him." Then - "maybe he could use a friend. Maybe you could share your trucks with him?" Simultaneously, maybe reach out to the teacher to see what's going on. Maybe there's a way you can help this family?[/quote]

I have not met the classmate yet, dh is responsible with younger son in the morning and pick up. We have talked to DS about everyone has a different smell and etc.DS is a good kid and he loves his teacher but the smell is very bothersome ,he doesn't want to go to school anymore. I just sent email to his teacher to schedule a time for me to visit the class and see what's going on.[/quote]

Why did you call him unwashed if you don’t actually know?  [/quote]

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