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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our daughter complained about an AP when she was seven. I kept thinking it was a phase and she was being difficult because everyone told me how great AP was. It turned out sue was great with our son (with whom people saw her the most) but didn't like our daughter. My daughter actually called me one day and asked me to come home early, and I did without anyone knowing and found AP screaming at DD. DD was in the corner, where she had wet her pants because was not allowed to leave the corner. I called the Lcc and had her pick AP up that afternoon, and we left the AP program for two years. My takeaways: if your child who likes everyone (as mine did) and whom everyone loves (the case with DD) complains about an AP, listen to her; and just because AP is good with one child does not mean she is good with the other. Good luck, op. [/quote]
I once nannied for a girl whom everyone loved and just gushed over. But she was a complete psychopath. She would hit me, spit in my face everyday. She was awful I had to make the decision early on to quit because I hated her. It's been over 5 years and I still hate this child. Sometimes it's just not a good fit. Thankfully I've gone on and nannied for wonderful children. If the nanny doesn't like your child it's not always the nannies fault.  [/quote]

You are disgusting.  There is no excuse for a grown up adult to scare and intimidate a child to the point they wet themselves. I'm a psychologist and this is textbook abuse this 7yr old endured. ABUSE. For you to justify that is just sick.[/quote]

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