A dinner lady has pulled out my child's tooth, am I overreacting?

meritaten

gellerbing wrote: »

please tell me you're joking :rotfl::eek:

Nope! you shouldn't have to look far - it was a recent thread.

MrsAtobe

meritaten wrote: »

Nope! you shouldn't have to look far - it was a recent thread.

Looks like it has been deleted, I've gone back 5 pages.

Gingernutty

harrys_dad wrote: »

Anyone who is enjoying reading this thread should check out the "my child got wet in a puddle at school" thread.

gellerbing wrote: »

please tell me you're joking :rotfl::eek:

meritaten wrote: »

Nope! you shouldn't have to look far - it was a recent thread.

Still there. WWYD - School.

pollypenny

Pulled teeth and puddles have been my entertainment lately!

unholyangel

Gingernutty wrote: »

Still there. WWYD - School.

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quidsy

The thread has been pulled, worked abou 3hrs ago so someone must have reported it & as per usual the thread just gets deleted rather than cleaned up.

meritaten

Deleted? what for - I wasn't aware of any forum rules being broken.

katrina001

When I was a kid, my dinner lady pulled one of my teeth out. I wouldn't be bothered if it was my child, providing they didn't get the pliers out! (ps, as some have mentioned age- I am 30)

gellerbing

meritaten wrote: »

Nope! you shouldn't have to look far - it was a recent thread.

I went searching not long after this was posted, i thought i was dreaming oh dear lord!! :eek:

squashy

onlyroz wrote: »

Permission? Seriously?

I got a call from the school last week telling me that my daughter had been jumping in puddles and had wet socks. Did I want to go into school to bring her dry ones? Er no. Did they have permission to let her spend the afternoon with no socks? Er yes. Did I mind that she'd be uncomfortable in her shoes without socks? Er no - it's her own silly fault for getting them wet. I put the phone down with a sense of utter bewilderment that they'd deemed it necessary to call me in the first place.

I certainly wouldn't expect a call as a result of a "wobbly tooth emergency" unless the child was bleeding profusely and/or howling in pain.

You were called because if they didn't, you (generic) would be storming in at hometime complaining that your little blossom had been forced to wear wet/no socks all day and promptly keep them at home with a cold for the rest of the week!