True Daycare Drama Part 1 #humor #kids #skit #momlife #parenting

[EarthquakeCupcake]

The accuracy of mom going from “Why are you upset sweety?” to just-
*“👿👺👹SHE DID WHAT👹👿👺”*

[sophieishere.]

My mom would literally start cussing my teacher out and hit her all the way to the moon

[HongkheangHongkheang-oe]

Teachers, If its a punishment or not, you do not have consent to abuse the poor student. Parents can actually sue the school/daycare for that and teachers dont have to respond for the children, they legally or illegally can interrupt or respond for the child. No matter if they "handled" the situation, STILL its bad to not tell the parents about the incident. A 3 year old can get childhood-trauma because of the bruise, the best opinion is to sue their arses or tell the principal about it. If the principal says straight up BS, actually just sue them

This is for future or current parents with children, watch out for your kid and check-up on them. Ask them if anything is fine or anything, that can boost their love for the parent

[urfavv_janelle]

We need more moms like this. 4.5k likes 🫢

[IamPardofelisnumberonefan]

How does a teacher get that angry and hit a child like wtf and they make her not tell anyone until they were at home like what the f**k

[lulalarasati]

If that was my daughter I would sue that school

Edit: i have never gotton this many likes in two weeks thank you

Edit 2: I would also go mad

[Cay_OnFire]

The poor child and this mom is a superhero to her child. RESPECT TO THIS MOM!!

[linaa]

"SHE DID WHAT"
would deff be my mom

[jasperthedog]

I’m so glad that there are great parents in the world that can actually understand and take proper care of their children😊

[NoirMusic]

The way you know this has to be a true story is the way the receptionist reacted when she was silenced and the mom let the girl talk. Not defensive, not mad, but deflecting. She was trying to distract the mom in any way possible, even by a small gesture of anger.

[RachelRothyay]

As a daycare worker, this makes me so mad. You should treat those kids as if they’re your own, they trust and rely on us. Even the smallest little scrapes should be treated with a hug ❤

[Kietraudt]

That 3 year old has very well spoken vocabulary 😂😂😂

[UT.F.T]

"I'm gonna let God handle it because if I handle it, I'm going to jail"

[Kimmy_]

my mom would’ve already been irritated if the teacher was responding and interrupting me explaining something 💀

[MunyMu]

Give that lady an oscar for the best defending, supportive, kind and amazing 🤩 mom EVER ❤😊😊😊❤

[LauraMeadows-tw]

The way she went from calm to full of angrier 😂😂😂

[luciehartridge]

When my nephew was in nursery, we picked him up one afternoon and he kept crying whenever he put pressure on his leg and the nursery kept saying nothing happened and he had been fine. Turns out they had managed to brake his leg while changing his nappy because the girl who was doing and apprenticeship their had twisted him wrong. We then had to deal with social services trying to take him away for the next 2 years

[lunadakitsune]

i had a teacher in 7th grade who would give kids "love taps" after we left her classroom. she full on punched us in the shoulder and would often leave bruises. i never said anything to my parents because I was always taught not to overreact to pain, which just led to me never admitting to being hurt. They never questioned the bruises because I got them all the time as a kid.

I'm a senior in high school now and can confidently say I have learned what actions to take whenever I encounter another teacher who is abusing their authority.

[THEanotheryoutuber]

pressing charges: " ITS SHOWTIMEEE~ "

[marvyfawzy]

If that was my child I would sue the school and make sure the teacher was fired I wouldn't let someone touch my child !