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Euphoric !
i had a Mom come in and take her shoes off, sit on the floor and play with her daughter.....I'm like, uh excuse me, I'd like to get on with my night!.....I just went about cleaning and picking up the house. Some people just don't get "social cues". Good luck with that one, you may just have to say, "sorry, I have to get back to the other kids, but send me an e-mail and we'll talk" then you can talk when you want to rather than at her leisure.
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Ahhh yes...the lingering parent syndrome. I have a mum and dad that do this practically every time they pick up their 2 year old son. Not so bad when we are in the backyard, but when we are inside they HAVE to come in, sit down do puzzles, blocks, etc. Seriously?? Go home and play with your little guy
Last week we were just coming in from the yard when they pulled up. Instead of taking their son and getting back in car (he was already in his shoes and I had his stuff ready to go and handed it to them) they proceeded to head back into my yard "We're just going to enjoy the jungle gym for awhile...is that okay?" Ummm... no! I told them that unless I'm with the rest of the kids back there it is NOT okay. Mentioned liability issues (not even sure if this is true, as I have extra house insurance for my daycare...but whatever)
Had another mum who used to chat and chat and chat. I learned plenty about her dysfunctional relationships, her boyfriends sexual needs and then some. My ears were bleeding!! Thankfully, her daughter graduated to JK this September so no more "interesting coffee talk"
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Euphoric !
 Originally Posted by Other Mummy
Had another mum who used to chat and chat and chat. I learned plenty about her dysfunctional relationships, her boyfriends sexual needs and then some. My ears were bleeding!! Thankfully, her daughter graduated to JK this September so no more "interesting coffee talk"
. Oh that just cracked me up...hahaha. At least that kind of talk would be interesting
Children are great imitators.
So give them something great to imitate.
~Anonymous~
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Euphoric !
 Originally Posted by kidlove
you may just have to say, "sorry, I have to get back to the other kids, but send me an e-mail and we'll talk" then you can talk when you want to rather than at her leisure. 
Practicing that line now...I'm so not quick on my feet to think of things to say!
Children are great imitators.
So give them something great to imitate.
~Anonymous~
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