Child behaviour and member of staff's child

Guest · 2014-10-23T22:25:35+0000

Hi So a new member of staff joined us shortly after the start of term bringing her child as part of the pre-schools membership. Child 'S' enjoys one to one hugely but finds it hard to share, take turns and not be first (banged head on concrete path when this didn't happen). When things don't go 'S's' way 'S' will hit out, push, slap, throw toys. 'S' will react to most suggestions by saying 'No way' will not tidy up after snack and lunch and will often run away and hide under cushions giggling, seemingly making it a game. (Mum/Staff says S wants to be chased.) 'S' runs everywhere inside and out. We have taken on board the fact that 'S' has come to a new pre-school and needs time to adapt and also has Mum there (although we have had this before) I had to fill out an incident form today as 'S' slapped another child just because the child was sitting in a car and wouldn't get out and 'S' wanted it. I obviously had to ask mum/staff to sign it and asked if she had any concerns and she said no. We have had a number of staff work here while their children have been here and have never had anything like this. The difference is a member of staff joining at the same time as the child. Any thoughts or advice welcomed R

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October 23, 2014 in All Early Years settings & Childminders: General Issues

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