This exactly. There can only be so many times that whole families are coming in to the school. There just isn’t enough room and it’s chaotic. There are also parents who would want to walk their child into the room every day, help them unpack, linger, etc. You have to cut that off at the start even when they’re 3. It’s their space, not mom and dads.There were two events at the school last week. The first was on Monday, called Parent Orientation. The note next to it says: See Email for Information. (This is basically what you are describing) The second event was on Wednesday, called Meet Your Teacher. The note next to it says: New Students.
This is the calendar that is published on their website, so I'm not privy to any information. Just reading those words, I understand that parents go on Monday and students, just new students, go on Wednesday. I would assume since the kids met the teacher and got to know the school on Monday that on Wednesday, it was a practice for regular drop off. The teacher, aid, whoever meets the kid at the car, they open the door, and someone brings them in. If they start with the parents walking them into school on day1, that cycle will never get broken And this is a Montessori school that encourages independence. No hugging or long goodbyes. Push your kid out and speed away.
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Right - my kids were in Montessori and drop off was them taking the kids out of the car while the parent stayed in the driver’s seat. It is actually much better and limits the tears quite a bit.There were two events at the school last week. The first was on Monday, called Parent Orientation. The note next to it says: See Email for Information. (This is basically what you are describing) The second event was on Wednesday, called Meet Your Teacher. The note next to it says: New Students.
This is the calendar that is published on their website, so I'm not privy to any information. Just reading those words, I understand that parents go on Monday and students, just new students, go on Wednesday. I would assume since the kids met the teacher and got to know the school on Monday that on Wednesday, it was a practice for regular drop off. The teacher, aid, whoever meets the kid at the car, they open the door, and someone brings them in. If they start with the parents walking them into school on day1, that cycle will never get broken And this is a Montessori school that encourages independence. No hugging or long goodbyes. Push your kid out and speed away.
I think after the dummies thought they could stay all day for the observation the school probably sent out a reminder email specifically to them the night before saying that meet the teachers was kids only.I found it odd that she said the school emailed the night before to say it was children only on the first day.....sure Jan
Poor J$ being told that they would be with him & then at the last minute telling him they wouldn'tI have lost all respect for these two, those poor children being exposed to the camera from birth. Nannies!!!! Who in their right mind hires nannies when you dont work!! She offs' the kids at every opportunity, so much for ' miracle' babies. I attended every school meeting/assembly etc when mine were young & planned accordingly. Children are children for such a short time. Put the ruddy camera away, you can afford it & spend your children's informative years being parents.....one day you will look back and see the damage you've done.
Rant over .......for now
Olive GardenAnyone have a guess where they went for their 5000 calorie lunch? No way they did an off spring free Target, Home Depot and Lowe’s without stopping for lunch. Must not have been grand for them to share it.
Only the money from it....And that’s the difference, she doesn’t give a shit about the channel
My guess is the email was send much earlier but she didnt look at it until the night before.....I was thinking about this as well. What I think might have actually happened is that JENN emailed the school. She mentioned how hard it is to have two kids when both parents work so hard from home all day long. I'm also sure she mentioned how she edits for 28 hours each day while nursing her second miracle child. She asked some sort of question like--can I get a break during this long school day to pump, because in case you didn't catch it when I already mentioned it, I nurse my baby and being away from him all day will be a hardship. Also, I need some time to catch up on the Real Housewives. To which the school replied, you don't even go to this, bitch, stay the fuck home.
I truly doubt the school sent out an email to the entire school the night before explaining that parents don't go to this Meet the Teacher thing. Especially if Tim and Jenn had already met the teacher earlier in the week. I mean, if you've already met the teacher, why would you need to meet her again that same week?
This- plus hasn’t she said she doesn’t have email?My guess is the email was send much earlier but she didnt look at it until the night before.....
I personally am okay with "the cousins" as it at least gives the other side of the family's kids some actual privacy–unlike their own. However, "baby brother" or "the baby" is annoying....I would be interested to see exactly how long they call him this.....who wants to take betsJust watched FREs latest, I can't believe how many times they called that kid "baby brother" an "the baby" I know FRE only uses short clips an prob only used the ones with him being called that in it, but FFS when will they use his actual name, an I don't get the whole "the cousins" thing either, what's wrong with just saying we are going to visit family an Jackson's cousins?
They are going to end up making J think his brother's name is "the baby" or "baby brother", I honestly can't wait till he starts blabbing everything that goes on at home to the school, the staff must talk about them constantly
Well, you know I do love a Breaking Bad reference.She just looks like she's been eating all the food and doesn't take care of her skin but he looks like he's a regular client of Jesse Pinkman.
I cannot imagine living in a world where it is normal to carry around a full sized iPad because your grocery list was made in the “notes” app. Honestly, it is probably better for the rest of humanity that this woman does not actually have a real job with real responsibilities. I would be scared to have her in charge of any decisions. As mad as it makes me that she has two nannies (one per child), it is probably better she isn’t solely responsible for their well being. We have seen her parent skills on J’s scorched fingers.WTH? Are these people that stupid?
WTH? Are these people that stupid?
She has a ADHD app for it she bought off Etsy? I think that's what she said but it's because she is an idiot.I cannot imagine living in a world where it is normal to carry around a full sized iPad because your grocery list was made in the “notes” app. Honestly, it is probably better for the rest of humanity that this woman does not actually have a real job with real responsibilities. I would be scared to have her in charge of any decisions. As mad as it makes me that she has two nannies (one per child), it is probably better she isn’t solely responsible for their well being. We have seen her parent skills on J’s scorched fingers.
Ginn truly lives in a world of her own... Smh
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