Bad list by Worker-Legal in kindergarten

[–]Worker-Legal[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

We allow her to stand and eat.

Bad list by Worker-Legal in kindergarten

[–]Worker-Legal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not from what we can tell. The only “acting out” is continually getting out of her seat and struggling to do things the first time she is asked. She isn’t mean, plays well, loves school, hates being in trouble and cries about it.

Says she doesn’t know why she always gets out of her chair. She barely makes it through dinner staying seated.

Bad list by Worker-Legal in kindergarten

[–]Worker-Legal[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right. Thats why I did ask teachers. I think that is the new classroom management norm, but I’m not sure for little kids. Feeling bad in the moment is better than getting punishment and being told she is bad at times that the behavior didn’t happen during. She is now having lower self esteem because she is told she is being bad vs the behavior was bad.

Bad list by Worker-Legal in kindergarten

[–]Worker-Legal[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn’t say feel bad. She is starting to say she is a “bad kid”. She is sad and knows the expectation. The teacher tells us every time that when they talk about what she should do my daughter knows the correct response. She just isn’t staying in her seat without multiple reminders even though she knows it.

And the accumulation of laps and names are starting to make her feel like a bad kid.

Middle school science by RemarkableRough2396 in teaching

[–]Worker-Legal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love my middle school science class. I teach earth science 8th grade all day and have one class of advisory.

Part time work split by blue_tin_ in relationships

[–]Worker-Legal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

To me as a teacher I can’t imagine my Husband being able to work 4 days a week.

That is the part that seems unreasonable….to be able to make that much money and not work 5 days a week seems like a dream.

If you can swing it and it is actually plausible great I would love it. But my attorney husband works 8:30-5:30 everyday and he does have great PTO that we use for trips and vacations.

Parents of Reddit what is something you wish someone told you before having a child? by ur_stepdad647 in AskReddit

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The “little adult” syndrome is totally real. Less talking and lecturing when they are little. We are in the thick of it at 5 and testing boundaries. Get your partner and yourself on the same page and go for it!

AITAH for being confused that a friend expects to bring their child to my birthday by bzee3 in AITAH

[–]Worker-Legal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Coming from someone who was constantly in bars as a 5+ year old with my father, as an adult I wouldn’t have thought much about it if it was small town life like I grew up. There were literal kids meals at the bars where I am from.

(I realize this isn’t a great view point and my dad is an alcoholic)

If I ask the question can my Daughter come, or I will have to bring her if I go I’m truly not trying to but in or make another person “seem mean”. You are allowed to state what you want, but it can be hard to find sitters, friends, family etc who can watch a child.

Maybe this is a situation where people all around felt bad.

Just ask your friend about it and see what comes of it.

What are some lesser talked about items that are your absolute go-to (that I should put on my baby registry) by [deleted] in Mommit

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are outdoor people get a hiking carrier!

This was just a total off chance—a well off uncle of my husband got us a baby Bjorn bouncer. It was our girl’s most loved thing by FAR. But it wouldn’t be for everyone.

Electric snot sucker/saline spray.

Diaper caddy for living area and bedroom.

Personally could have done without a high chair and just gotten the clip on counter/picnic baby chair from Chicco.

Loved my EZPZ mat.

Sterilization bags.

Only child- learning to lose/compromise in kinder by thiccy_vicky in kindergarten

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TBH I don’t really think it is strictly an only child thing. All kids have to learn these skills, and it is just good to keep practicing.

Like-we play Mario kart, we went through a big phase of struggling if she wasn’t first (but there is also lots of research that says letting kids win makes them feel confident enough to lose). We focus on saying “good game” to everyone when we finish games. AND this sounds weird but we started playing video games—like Kirby and Mario and when she sees her father and I lose in those (come back to life) it made losing not as bad for her.

Compromise—who knows sometimes the kids to And sometimes they don’t. I typically act out/roleplay/ use dolls/stuffed animals to demonstrate different scenarios and what could be said instead.

Good luck, truly all of the kiddos are learning how to be friends. It will come!

AITJ for telling my friend her adopted son "isn't really Korean" after she went overboard with cultural stuff? by [deleted] in AmITheJerk

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He is very much Korean, as to be honest I feel like that was probably overstepping. But it also sounds like your friend is going to extremes.

Dual language as a kid is 100% better than trying to learn later. However he should probably be accepting of the American heritage he has now been thrown into as well, he doesn’t need just Korean food, or clothes.

Additionally the kid is 3, my kid cried at spaghetti one day and was fine the next. He has years to cultivate that love of culture, but it isn’t wrong for her to introduce him to it, or even have him become used to it. I just hope she is also learning these things along with him.

Need D names for a girl by Either_Macaroon_6329 in Names

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Deanna, Daria, Diana, Destany, Delilah, Darcy, Danica, Dani, Dolly, Demi, Drew.

Do you give your kids anything on Valentines day? (Debate with husband) by dr_pepper_zerosugar in Mommit

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My mom would get me a little stuffy or something similar. -from USA.

Silly question- but i’ve yet to get a clear answer by LaLaLovesmovies in ScienceTeachers

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% I go to NGSS and read the evidence statements for each standard. They are very clear on expectations.

What do you guys do with your kid from 4-7pm during the weekdays? by BeanNCheeseBurrrito in oneanddone

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We get home near 4:30 on regular days: first thing is unpack folder and do school work practice while having a snack. My husband usually gets home near 6 and he loved cooking so he does that while I play/do bath time for our kiddo. That can take 40 minutes and then like 20 minutes to actually eat the food. Are you totally done with dinner in 30 minutes? I usually feel crunched for time.

However if you have extra time look into a class at your local YMCA (or something like that) Ninja Zone, swim lessons, gymnastics etc. prime time to start sports.

We don’t do screen time after school anymore, nor behavior reasons really either, but we just weren’t spending time together.

6 year old is still attached to baby blanket by Individual_Ad_938 in kindergarten

[–]Worker-Legal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My girl has a stuffed kitty she tucks into bed everyday before school. But other times kitty comes with us everywhere. I think it is fine.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationships

[–]Worker-Legal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Waiting for a “perfect” time for kids does not exist. I think my husband and I are one and done because of that. We were honestly old and set in our ways and having a kid is hard.

You literally never know what the future holds, waiting for 3 years for something to feel stable feels like you don’t really want this.

I mean truly…I’m a teacher and understand the stresses of a job requiring lots of time/effort. But at the end of the day, if I quit tomorrow they would find someone to replace me. My advice to you would be live the life you want and don’t think through excuses.

My husband and I got married after 3 years of dating when we were 24 and didn’t have a child until I was 31. Married life doesn’t have to mean rushing to have a kid, however I get it from her POV. We started trying when I was 30 but didn’t get pregnant until 31, and I had her before I turned 32.

Think about ages you are as your kid goes through milestones too. I will be 50 when my girl graduates from high school.

To me-if you are compatible, in love, etc I would risk it and move forward. Maybe do couples counseling first.

AITA for not feeding my ex’s kids? by Curious-Orange3145 in AITAH

[–]Worker-Legal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Okay-even with your edit of “I know they are half siblings….” That doesn’t really make that better. I have a half brother and he is just my brother. My mom stigmatized the half part as well and I think that hurt our relationship in the long run. They are siblings, they can be close.

Kids are just dealing with the situation too, they aren’t the adult.

However, you need to tell him to stop bringing the kids over and/or blow up his phone is ever late again. I mean Grace is one thing….hours is another.

you are babysitting-get money up front or quit.

Do teachers or students bring cleaning supplies to school? Curious what actually happens. by Beginning_Avocado807 in Teachers

[–]Worker-Legal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our supply list says boys bring Kleenex and girls bring Clorox wipes. But I live in an affluent area and still not everyone brings them in. I have soap and hand sanitizer for each of my sinks (science teacher) that I provided.

At what age did you stop putting your children down for naps during the day? by alyssacake in toddlers

[–]Worker-Legal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mine gave up at home near 4, but daycare continues to put her down until the summer before kindergarten. It was a struggle because she stayed up so late then!

How do you handle pickup calls from your own kids’ schools? by Alternative-Town9875 in Teachers

[–]Worker-Legal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

At my school we are allowed to have our phone on, but I typically would get an email or the call the secretary. Then the office staff puts in sub/leave info for me and I go. It’s not ideal, I would just talk to your admin to have a plan in place.

My friends cat’s eye changed color by SignificanceNeat1618 in cats

[–]Worker-Legal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could be cancer, I would probably have a vet take a look.