Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Plenty of fit, thin kids don’t like to go outside when it’s very cold or hot. It’s weird that OP and others are trying to make it some moral virtue like we are in an LLBean commercial or something. We have neighbor kids to our house all the time indoors, and vice versa.
Op here. The issue with indoor play is that it becomes tablets and devices and not every child has one, so Billy, Bobby, Jackie and Jason all come over and start on Roblox but Leslie who comes over too, doesn’t have a device and then inevitably someone looks up something another child isn’t allowed to and it becomes an issue of policing what other peoples children are watching online. I stray from indoor play. I feel like I can’t see what your kid is looking up online and I don’t know what you allow or don’t allow and calling parents every few minutes to check on Jeff the Killer or the pencil nose character is annoying on both ends. Easier to just avoid it to be safe.
Right. So as I said in the beginning it is an inconvenience to you that other parents don’t force their kids outside to play with yours in the cold. This is the only reason you care. If it was just for the “health” of it, you would send your kids out alone and not worry about others.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Plenty of fit, thin kids don’t like to go outside when it’s very cold or hot. It’s weird that OP and others are trying to make it some moral virtue like we are in an LLBean commercial or something. We have neighbor kids to our house all the time indoors, and vice versa.
Op here. The issue with indoor play is that it becomes tablets and devices and not every child has one, so Billy, Bobby, Jackie and Jason all come over and start on Roblox but Leslie who comes over too, doesn’t have a device and then inevitably someone looks up something another child isn’t allowed to and it becomes an issue of policing what other peoples children are watching online. I stray from indoor play. I feel like I can’t see what your kid is looking up online and I don’t know what you allow or don’t allow and calling parents every few minutes to check on Jeff the Killer or the pencil nose character is annoying on both ends. Easier to just avoid it to be safe.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Such little snowflakes can’t play in 40 degree weather. SAD!
Maybe ask yourself why you feel the need to constantly send your children outside away from you? I work at an ES, so I know exactly which kids are sent outside to “go play” away from Mom.
Volunteering to hover over your kid in the cafeteria doesn’t count as “working” at an ES.
Anonymous wrote:Plenty of fit, thin kids don’t like to go outside when it’s very cold or hot. It’s weird that OP and others are trying to make it some moral virtue like we are in an LLBean commercial or something. We have neighbor kids to our house all the time indoors, and vice versa.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Such little snowflakes can’t play in 40 degree weather. SAD!
Maybe ask yourself why you feel the need to constantly send your children outside away from you? I work at an ES, so I know exactly which kids are sent outside to “go play” away from Mom.
Volunteering to hover over your kid in the cafeteria doesn’t count as “working” at an ES.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Such little snowflakes can’t play in 40 degree weather. SAD!
Maybe ask yourself why you feel the need to constantly send your children outside away from you? I work at an ES, so I know exactly which kids are sent outside to “go play” away from Mom.
Anonymous wrote:Plenty of fit, thin kids don’t like to go outside when it’s very cold or hot. It’s weird that OP and others are trying to make it some moral virtue like we are in an LLBean commercial or something. We have neighbor kids to our house all the time indoors, and vice versa.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Such little snowflakes can’t play in 40 degree weather. SAD!
Maybe ask yourself why you feel the need to constantly send your children outside away from you? I work at an ES, so I know exactly which kids are sent outside to “go play” away from Mom.
Anonymous wrote:Such little snowflakes can’t play in 40 degree weather. SAD!
Anonymous wrote:Whatever temperature they want to go out in. If they're cold they'll come inside.
Anonymous wrote:Such little snowflakes can’t play in 40 degree weather. SAD!