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Ok moms of preschoolers, this Q is for you..?
My son (who turned 3 in September) has been going to preschool for a few months now. A lot of the time his mouth, face , nose and clothes have food from his snack on him when I pick him up. I tend to put applesauce or a yogurt.
I can understand the clothes getting dirty, but can't they wipe off his face before I pick him up. He is in a special needs class, he has Down syndrome so he needs more attention than a typical 3 yr old when he eats. Everyone raves what a great class/teacher it is. Am I being too picky?
I had put a package of wet wipes in with his lunch a few weeks ago. I wrote on it " for Logan's face" I assumed they would leave in the lunch bag, but they took it out.
There are not alot of kids in the class. And Logan probaly needs the most help. He is the youngest of his classmates
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- (: Rachael!Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
No, the teachers should be doing a lot more. It should be expected that kids will get messy at snack time, but they should at least try to clean him up.
You are not being too picky. I would be the exact same way! If I were you, I would write a letter (but not a rude one) explaining that you would appreciate if they would try to clean him up a bit because it would make you feel a lot better.
Source(s): Aspiring preschool teacher. - 1 decade ago
no just ask them to check on it. In classes like his though they might be a little preoccupied with other students who need more help so you might want to try something else for a snack
