THERE have all been times we've had to bite our tongue to stop ourselves from saying something we really want to in the heat of the moment. And one nursery worker has shared a candid look into the things she wishes she could say to parents at the morning drop-off. 1 A nursery worker has revealed the things she really wants to say to parents during drop off Credit: Getty In a three-page memo shared to TikTok ( @childcare_practitioner ), she begins by telling mums and dads to stop sending in their children they're they're obviously sick.
"They spend the whole day in pain and crying for you," she says, before adding that it's "so sad and unfair for the child." Next up, she points out that their baby or toddler is learning to walk and move around, so the chances of accidents happening are high. "It's not our fault and we can't predict it," she says.
The nursery worker goes on to say that the worst that will happen is they'll get a tiny scrape or bruise. Not stopping there, she also warns parents that if their child brings in toys from home and they get lost, then don't be "mad" at staff. She points out that's to be expected when the entire building is filled with hundreds of toys.
The nursery worker additionally urges mums and dads to label their child's clothes - adding that they can't be expected to remember every single item of clothing that belongs to a certain child. Most read in Fabulous 'FEELS LIKE HOME' Sima opens up on Rangers future after loan move from Brighton ends LE.
