Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WOW. OP here. This board did not disappoint from what I have seen in the past. Thanks for the one constructive comment. The rest of you, your children must be gems. SO MUCH HATE. I won't be back here so you any further comments are to the cyber universe. Hope I don't know any of you in real life.
9:50 am-- OP posts.
10:00 am -- OP flounces off.
OP's pace of life is very fast.
Obviously, since it is the 4th day of school today and she has already observed bullying, been approached by the teacher, had a meeting about it, contacted the other child's parents, etc.
Don't forget, volunteered at the school (both her and her husband) in the first three days.
Do you have an older child at the school OP?
If this is your first, then none of this makes any sense whatsoever in a three day span. I really hope you are just trolling. If you are not, then you are at the wrong school. I would not think much of a school that has first time kindergarten parents volunteering and working with the kids on the first three days. They have too much else going on adjusting to their kid being in school to be focused on anything else.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WOW. OP here. This board did not disappoint from what I have seen in the past. Thanks for the one constructive comment. The rest of you, your children must be gems. SO MUCH HATE. I won't be back here so you any further comments are to the cyber universe. Hope I don't know any of you in real life.
9:50 am-- OP posts.
10:00 am -- OP flounces off.
OP's pace of life is very fast.
Obviously, since it is the 4th day of school today and she has already observed bullying, been approached by the teacher, had a meeting about it, contacted the other child's parents, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP doesn't have a backbone either. She bailed on her own post because a few people said some things she didn't agree with. How can teach her daughter to stand strong when she clearly doesn't have the skill herself?
Says the bully bitch whose kid is probably no different. I hate people like you.
PP here. I think my comment was relevant and accurate. You can't teach your child a skill that you don't posses. You called me a "bully bitch", called my children bullies, and you hate me. Clearly, I'm not the bully here.
I'm quite confident that I'm not near as nasty as you are. I'm just disgusted by your comment and many of the others on here. The OP really could use some empathy and compassion and then we have bitches like you (yes, I said it, I called you what you are being) putting her down. Completely unnecessary and completely disgusting. Your post brought out the bitch in me. I hope you have a great day![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP doesn't have a backbone either. She bailed on her own post because a few people said some things she didn't agree with. How can teach her daughter to stand strong when she clearly doesn't have the skill herself?
Says the bully bitch whose kid is probably no different. I hate people like you.
PP here. I think my comment was relevant and accurate. You can't teach your child a skill that you don't posses. You called me a "bully bitch", called my children bullies, and you hate me. Clearly, I'm not the bully here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP doesn't have a backbone either. She bailed on her own post because a few people said some things she didn't agree with. How can teach her daughter to stand strong when she clearly doesn't have the skill herself?
Says the bully bitch whose kid is probably no different. I hate people like you.
Anonymous wrote:I'm sure your daughter is not the only one excluded. Suggest that she find someone else to play with. Don't make a big deal out of this with her. It is not good--but the teacher cannot make the others include her all the time.
Anonymous wrote:Anytime a post says that the OP only wants "kind and constructive comments" you know OP is nuts.
Anonymous wrote:OP doesn't have a backbone either. She bailed on her own post because a few people said some things she didn't agree with. How can teach her daughter to stand strong when she clearly doesn't have the skill herself?
Anonymous wrote:It is the first three days of school and my daughter is being bullied in Kindergarten. I am in complete shock that this happens in Kindergarten when children are so young and sweet but it is indeed happening. I volunteer at the school and so does my husband. We have witnessed first hand this little girl isolating my daughter and talking mean to her, pushing her out of line, telling her that she "hates her and to go away" and telling all of the other little girls not to play with my daughter. If the other girls stay for one second to talk to her, this little girl physically pulls the other little girls away. My daughter came home from school yesterday and she recounted every single mean detail us through tears.
I have noticed my daughter's personality has changed quickly and so did the teacher who brought it up to me. We talked to the parents and I contacted the teacher but I am not sure what good this is going to do. It is only three days into school and I don't want anymore damage done because three days of this is enough. My formerly happy confident daughter is a sobbing terrified mess the very first week of her educational career. How long do you wait for things to try to work out? Before you consider pulling your daughter out of the same class as the child? Maybe this school isn't even a fit for her and she needs a school that is smaller, where there are more adults keeping an eye on bullying? How do I tell her to handle it while she is at school so she can regain some confidence and control over the situation?
I honestly want advice from other parents whose children were bullied at a young age and what they did to handle the situation. Please kind and constructive comments only.
Thanks!
). I'm not the OP, by the way.