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  1. 08-16-2012 07:35 AM #11
    Mamma_Mia
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    Quote Originally Posted by apples and bananas View Post
    My advise is to give as little info as possible to her at pick up.
    EXACTLY!!!

    If you've tried things 'your way' for a few days and still nothing has changed and you are TRULY concerned then bring it up to her (but act like it's new information LOL) otherwise......whate ver!
    I have a 3yr who's parents say she doesn't need naps anymore. She naps here for over 2hrs everyday and the one day I tried it the PARENTS way by 2pm she ASKED ME to go nap!!!!!!!!! so parents assume I'm not napping her so they don't ask at P/U...and I don't tell. We're BOTH happy
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