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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, ok thanks. It was a group thing, meaning my other kid and those other kids excluded my other kid. And the aftercare teachers reported it to me. So, of course I talked to my own kid about it that night. Since the four kids are friendly, I thought i would also chat about it with the other two kids. I don't think I am annoying; I guess I did not understand that [b]when I pick up my kids and sometimes have to wait 15 or minutes while they are still playing and getting ready[/b], I am not allowed to talk in a friendly way to the other kids. Guess it must be a cultural thing. I would not be offended, in fact, I would be happy if someone did the same to my kids. As I said, it was done in a friendly way. Anyway, will talk to the director tomorrow and now I know. [/quote]
The aftercare teachers already addressed it, so there's no need for you to go in the next day and bring it up again. You need to let your kid learn to how resolve conflicts without your (late) interference.

Also, to address the part in bold above - don't hang around for 15 minutes. You're probably getting in the way. I'm sure the teachers are very nice about it, but really just get your kids and get out.[/quote]

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