If a child was throwing sand in a play area what would you do

Their parents half-hearted say stop it bit child doesnt listen

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Would depend on if they are just throwing it in the air away from other kids or at other kids.

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I talk to people's children if you won't. They listen to strangers because they aren't comfortable with us. Works almost every time. Or the parents get embarrassed and properly correct/remove their kid. If you won't do it, I'll do it every time

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I would remove my child from where the other child is playing. I tend to avoid confrontations with strangers unless I absolutely feel it’s necessary.

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It’s not my place to parent another child, I would just remove mine but probably be passive aggressive and say something loud enough for the parents to hear like “let’s get you out of here since he won’t stop throwing sand” lol

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Hi mamas. Yesterday I took my 3 year old son to meet with a potential new babysitter at her in home daycare. I was looking for him to attend 3 days a week while I work.
When we arrived, my son was only 10 minutes into a nap, but he woke up fine and was very excited. He played with the other 2 children that were there, (ages 4 & 2 1/2), and checked out the fish tank with the other kids. The lady was really nice and we chatted about her schedule, day to day activities, etc. She said that my selected days were perfect, and that she’d send all paperwork and info to me to sign and give back to her. She does have an 8 mo old baby, and my son did bring him toys and tickled the baby for a moment, which she laughed at. Shortly after, another child hit the fish-tank with their hand, and then my child did the same a few times. I corrected him each time and redirected him. When it was time to leave, he was running from me and didn’t want go, (which I thought was a good sign) and I went to pick him up and he fell back and hit his head on her coffee table. Those were the only things that happened during the visit. Overall, I was happy with the environment and we said we’d see her Monday.
I get home last night and get this message… am I wrong to be put off by her working? Because I am not sure what made her come to that conclusion. Maybe im overthinking it.

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Am I a drama queen?

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I really don’t see myself like this in the future… HELP 😔

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It’s so hard to chat with a mom on here when they literally disagree with everything you say in a sort of passive aggressive way.

For example, we’re just trying to get to know each other and I just mentioned that my kids go to school except for my youngest who stays home with me. And she’s like “oh well we home school I could never send my kids to school”
Which is fine I get it. I support all means of education.
But then I’m like “I like to go work out at the gym a couple evenings a week while my husband watches the kids”
And she’s like “oh I don’t like leaving my husband with more to do after he already worked all day”
And then I mention my 4 year old is watching bluey while I take a quick break. And she’s like “oh we don’t do tv in our house”.

It feels like literally anything I have to say is immediately negated and judged.

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If a child was throwing sand in a play area what would you do

Their parents half-hearted say stop it bit child doesnt listen

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