u/Key-Tie1996

Today i was changing an almost 2 year old child and he had awful diarrhoea. i mean my nose was covered and i could still smell it and was gagging. it was a weird colour and obviously liquid. He then had the same type of diarrhoea TWENTY MINUTES LATER😭and i changed him again. i felt so sick. mind you there has been a bug going around and multiple children have thrown up in our room. And yet he wasn’t sent home early because our rule is 3 diarrhoea then they go home and he had 2🥲and i’m sure he’ll be in tomorrow. i just feel like they didn’t understand how bad it was cos they weren’t changing him and in light of the bug that’s been going around you’d think they’d be extra cautious. am i overreacting?

having a very lazy saturday :) about me then! born and raised in london🇬🇧. I love reading, my cat, music, hanging with friends, traveling, crime documentaries and going on walks . id love to talk to funny, kind people who can hold a conversation, reply quickly and are open minded. If you think we’d get along, dm me an interesting fact and your age :)

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First time cat mum here freaking out a little. I was holding my 4 month old kitten and she fell out of my arms onto the carpet floor on her side. She then proceeded to get the zoomies and run around lol. She’s eating normally right now and running and walking fine but i’m still scared. Is the chance for injury low? I will monitor her of course

By the use of the word nursery i’m sure everyone knows this is uk based which will be relevant in this story. So we have a 2 year old child who has been scratching children for months. However these are not little scratches here and there, i mean she practically rips apart their face. She’s scratched at least 7 separate children i can think off of the top of my head, and has attacked 3 of them multiple times. I’d like to point out the attacks are pretty much always unprovoked, the worst the other child does is get too close to her. One child got scratched underneath the eyes really badly, to the point us staff cried. Parents weren’t happy of course but they moved on, until their child got scratched again by the same child weeks later. This time wasn’t half as bad but it was the straw that broke the camels back and the parents were furious. Essentially we have been tasked with shadowing the child at all times which is helpful but it also extremely mentally draining, and the second time she scratched the child she was being shadowed!! but she’s incredibly fast and does it literally the moment you slightly move your head. Management are now afraid that the parents will call ofsted if the child gets scratched one more time so i’m always tasked with following her around 24/7 which means i’m unable to do anything else because she will attack. It’s incredibly exhausting and taking a toll on me mentally. The parents of the girl who is scratching will have a meeting next week with management and the

room leader but i just don’t know where to go from here. Am i wrong for being very bothered by this entire situation and thinking this shadowing stuff is ridiculous ??

About me then! born and raised in london🇬🇧. I love reading, my cat, music, hanging with friends, traveling, crime documentaries and going on walks . id love to talk to funny, kind people who can hold a conversation, reply quickly and are open minded. If you think we’d get along, dm me an interesting fact and your age :)

Please nothing inappropriate !