princessmom29
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- Mar 3, 2008
Oh- I wanted to add something. While I understand why the schools don't tell the other party who the biter was, I think it is wrong. If my child was bit I want to know if the other child has a communicable disease for starters. I need to know this information especially if the skin was broken. That I feel is my right. I have to protect my child. Also, wouldn't the biter have to apologize? Or do they just get a free pass? I also would want to know so I could tell my child to stay away from the kid!
How would you feel if your child was the biter and the shool gave out that info to another parent who then came after you b/c of it? You are probably thinking that you raised you child not to bite. So did I but after she was bitten twice she retaliated and the child that she bit was the same child that bit her. This happened to be the child of a coworker who was friends with the daycare director. It was a church daycare and she went to the church. While the would not tell me who bit my child they told her, and she confronted me at work. Let's just say she got really ugly and accused me of telling my child to bite back (which I did not.) She totally ignored the fact that this was the 3rd time her child had bitten mine!