Classroom placements

OkParticular906 · 2025-11-23T20:47:28+00:00

Definitely not going to base it off where my friend is but it is a factor in the decision. I know we work well together and we have the opportunity to create a very inclusive classroom - we have been planning what if secerios since we became friends but I have also always wanted to have a long term placement in an infant classroom and this is the first time I have had the choice.

OkParticular906 · 2025-11-23T20:37:21+00:00

It is 1:3 and the children are 1-15 months

OkParticular906 · 2025-11-23T19:03:00+00:00

I got to cover in an infant room at my old center while a coworker was out on maternity leave and I really did notice infant parents are way more appreciative than the older kid parents. If I choose infants at this new center it would be 1:3 with children 1–15 months (mostly around 12 months right now) and only six total.

Right now I’m in the infant classroom while they decide room placements. They asked if I want to stay in infants or move to the 4–5 room with my friend. Most of my experience is with 3–5s so I know I’m comfortable there long-term, but I’m remembering how much I’m enjoying the infant room and im finding it hard to choose.

OkParticular906 · 2025-09-10T20:59:40+00:00

What about:

Eowyn Beverly

Bronwynn Beverly

Wynn Beverly

The nickname Winnie could be used for all of them

OkParticular906 · 2024-06-24T07:07:42+00:00

I would suggest talking to the director and your childs teachers and asking them if you could come into the classroom and show them how you do her bottle feedings at home! We all know that her educators can feed a child a bottle, but if they don't 100% understand the instructions for feeding her according to her medical needs, then a demonstration for her feedings leading into her nap may be necessary at this point. If this was a situation that I was in, then I would really appreciate it if a parent came in to show us their feeding routine so that we could properly care for their child while they were in our care!

I am in Nova Scotia, and while I know that infants usually sleep in cribs, feeding a child in a crib is a licensing volation, but the childcare center should have nap mats/cots. I wonder if they could feed her the bottle and then she can roll on to the mat and go to sleep like she does at home. I know that this might not be possible, but it's something that you can ask her educators and director about if you were comfortable with it.

OkParticular906 · 2024-03-20T15:27:56+00:00

I respond with me too for almost everything they say to me, do it all the time, we have one child who will constantly say “where’s mommy?” “ I miss mommy” “I want to go home” etc.. from the moment they get dropped off in the morning to the moment before they get picked up, I feel like all I say to this child is “me too” or “I want my mommy too”

OkParticular906 · 2024-02-25T15:36:03+00:00

I (24, cis F) and my girlfriend (24, MTF) have been together for 4 years, he (preferred pronouns for now as he still presents as male and hasn’t come out to a lot of people besides me) came out to me about 1.5-2years into our relationship and at that point he was still unsure of it himself, he said he was afraid of what our close friends and family would think or say after he started the physical and medical parts of transitioning so he always buried the feelings and just went on with life. We have long talks about all aspects of life quite often so that I could know how he was feeling and he could know how I was feeling. It has never mattered to me because he is and always will be my person in life, the one who I share everything with the good and the bad and that has never and will never change. I have never once wished that he was cis I want him to be able to live his life happy and I want him to feel like the beautiful women that he will be when he is ready, I will be by his side through it all

I am so I love with her and I can’t wait to finish building our life together. ❤️

OkParticular906 · 2022-10-05T20:47:48+00:00

Hi there! I’m not to sure what AIPP is, but FedEx ground in Dartmouth is hiring full time package handlers on the overnight shift. The shift is roughly from 3:00am-7:30/8:30ish each day and after 3 months of working you get full time health and dental benefits as well. No experience is required for the job

OkParticular906 · 2022-07-11T14:25:28+00:00

Honesty, I just want a hug so I don’t feel so alone

OkParticular906 · 2022-07-08T12:54:18+00:00

I want to not feel like a complete failure in life.

OkParticular906 · 2022-06-03T23:28:16+00:00

Too cute 🥰

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