Reply to s/o If a parent was calling you accusing your child of bad behavior

Forum Index » Tweens and Teens

Reply to "s/o If a parent was calling you accusing your child of bad behavior"

Subject:

Emoticons





More smilies

Text Color: Font: Close Marks

[quote=Anonymous][quote]Same exact thing happened with my daughter. The mom is nuts and LOVES emailing all the teachers, counsellors, principals, directors, the daughter I believe makes things up for attention. When I brought it up once that her daughter made mine cry, she told me I was wrong. That's it nothing else. That is when I realized that it's all about her. When I moved mountains to help her kid at the beginning for feeling slighted and she could have gave a crap when the tables were turned.

I completely avoid at all costs. She nuts, op nuts.

OMG, are we talking about the same person? My DD was sobbing about this kid and how hurt she was by other child's actions! Yes, we avoid them at all cost now.

Third parent here. I think there is a troublemaking, overreacting, not-my-kid, will email anyone about anything mom at each school. Don't worry, the administration is well aware of the situation, and has seen moms like this before. Unfortunately, moms like this discredit themselves, usually early on in their child's school career. Their child becomes a target, albeit unwittingly. Their parent is their worst enemy, but the parent refuses to see it and shut it. It is rather unfortunate for their child - but they have their own parent to "thank" for their behavior. Dial it down, drama mom - for the good of your own child.

[/quote]

All of you sound waaaay to caught up in ridiculous drama at your child's school

[/quote]

Options

	Disable HTML in this message
	Disable BB Code in this message
	Disable smilies in this message

Review message

Search Recent Topics Hottest Topics