I guess it's just better to let well enough alone...
But I have a question...
If your at a public playgroup and another child comes and rips away the toy your child is playing with, and the parent is right there-saying nothing...what do you do?
I started off by saying to the child "oh hon, can you please give that back to Jayna, she'll share when she is finished"...the child's response, "no way" as she ran away. The parents response--nadda, zip, zilch!
I wanted to turn around and say..."do you mind?!"
I left it alone...
I was awfully frustrated.
What is the right thing to do in this situation?
But I have a question...
If your at a public playgroup and another child comes and rips away the toy your child is playing with, and the parent is right there-saying nothing...what do you do?
I started off by saying to the child "oh hon, can you please give that back to Jayna, she'll share when she is finished"...the child's response, "no way" as she ran away. The parents response--nadda, zip, zilch!
I wanted to turn around and say..."do you mind?!"
I left it alone...
I was awfully frustrated.
What is the right thing to do in this situation?
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