Nursery help! My son (19 months) goes to nursery 3 days a week and twice in the last week he's come home with pinches on his face and on Monday a bite mark. He was bitten a whi...

Emily Ward

Nursery help!

My son (19 months) goes to nursery 3 days a week and twice in the last week he's come home with pinches on his face and on Monday a bite mark. He was bitten a while ago too. These were reported to me when I picked him up, I was just wondering how I approach the nursery to see what measures I should ask to be put in place to avoid this happening to another child, or mine again. Kids do these things yes but this last time the bite mark broke the skin. Just wondering if any of you ladies can help.

18.04.2018

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I documented this bite mark through photos and they also have accident forms that I signed, each time there is an accident or incident. I'll talk to the manager tomorrow morning after drop off. I wish finding a new nursery was that easy. I would be jumping on that fast. Only one for a 9 mile radius and I don't drive (Medical reasons I can't). As a single parent I need to work, and this is the only option there is. Sucks to live in the sticks sometimes. Thanks PP.

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I would honestly document every indecent. Picture dates and who was working that day. I would also go in and have a sit down conversation with who ever is in charge. Things happen but biting is not okay especially breaking the skin.

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I would definitely have a talk with the nursery let them know your concern for your child and the marks he's been having. Afterwards if it continues I would begin to search otherwise for a different nursery. I wouldn't be comfortable knowing if it continues my money goes to these ppl and my child has marks. Good luck!

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