![]() |
Man my G/F in NJ isn't right.
So she tells me today that a little boy in her girls class showed her his "pee pee" and they went to the teacher and the little boy said he didn't. Well after about 15 mins he admitted he did.:( So I asked what she did about it....ofcoure she sad "Nothing" and I'm like WTF so his parents weren't told? She said that she thought it was the schools responsibility to do that. I'm thinking if I had a little girl and a boy did that I would be right over to his parents house. Wouldn't you? I just don't get her sometimes.
:disgust :disgust :disgust |
your girlfriend is in that boy's class?
|
Kids are crazy these days.. i dont know how old the kids are your talking about, but i dont think they are 13+, right?
Tell her to get over to his parent house and clear the situation. I dont think the little guy tried to show off and get down with her... Good luck for your G/F :thumbsup |
show me your tits! I'll show you my pee pee!
|
how old are the kids?
|
Hmm. I don't know if I would go over either. It would probably depend on if I knew the parent's already or were familiar with them through school activities, etc. You never know what kind of situation you're walking into and the parents might just get really pissy and do nothing anyhow since the school didn't feel the need to. I think the school is in the wrong here. They clearly should have contacted his parents and reprimanded him in some way so he knows that behavior is not ok.
|
Quote:
:Oh crap |
eh boys will be boys
|
and how did your gf find out about it? If it's her daughter and they went to a teacher about it then she's not a teacher.. then the school contacted her? why didn't they contact the boys parents? Or am I missing something here?
EDIT: Or did the girl tell her mum(your gf) after school? |
nothing really happened, no need to create drama over it...
|
Quote:
She works at the school in the lunch room, so her daughter told her at lunch time and that's when my g/f went to the teacher. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
:disgust |
I have a daughter and if this had happened to her at 6 I think I would have been happy with the school informing the parents. The parents should be notified because they need to let him know it's inappropriate behaviour. But it's also pretty normal at that age. If this had happened to my daughter now that she's going into 7th grade I'd be having a fit.
|
Uh this is quite common in children, actually it?s downright natural. Be glad it's not one of the teachers showing his "pee pee" to the child.
|
Thats too young to matter honestly.
I can remember when I was a little kid, maybe 8. And some other boys were throwing dirt bombs at a girl and one of them was sayig "hit her in the dick" lol. The boy probably thought she had a pee pee like his. |
yeah your gf sucks
|
Quote:
|
i'll touch yours if you touch mine :winkwink:
|
that's fucked up
|
Quote:
isn't this a common sense thing, that it's typical with little kids? |
What kind of school is still in session in the middle of July?
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
:disgust |
I would have asked the school to contact his parents. PERSONALLY, I would be more focused on telling my daughter that those are the types of situations you walk away from.
I remember stuff like this happening when I was a kid and quite frankly, my mom probably found out 20 years later. I do my best to give my kids advanced knowledge of situations to avoid. So that means - if you know it's something inappropriate and you know 'mom' isn't going to approve, chances are mom won't and it's a case where you should get out of the situation fast & that means don't actively participate, don't become a bystander and you must tell me rightaway. So long as the girl knows to get out of the situation and to let a teacher/supervisor/parent/adult know - she'll be better prepared should she be presented with another situation. The boy SHOULD also be told that although it's 'normal' (self discovery, the curiosity of what the opposite genders' genitals look like) it's not acceptable behaviour. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I said she told me today, it happened some time over the last school year. I don't get you guy's that say "It's no big deal" come one and think about it for just a min, it's not appropriate to do something like that at school and who knows if something happened to the little boy? Don't you think that his parents should have been told? You all really kill me sometimes. Thanks TopBucksTrixxxia |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Why does that matter? I think the boy's parents should have been told. Have you ever had to deal with a child who was sexually abused? I hope not. I think that's a better question for you then asking me if I have kids. |
Quote:
Perhaps you shouldn't breed. |
Whatever Donny, why don't you go work with some abused kids and find out for yourself what the signs are of sexual abuse are.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
You still don't think the parents should have been told? My point is they should have been told. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Well you don't think she had the responsibility of making sure they were told? I don't know why you're being so nasty to me there are a bunch of trolls around you could take your aggression out on instead of me.
|
Quote:
No, your friend has no business telling another parent about this. Let the school handle it. That's their job. I'd be willing to bet the teacher mentioned it to the parents. My son's teachers tell us all about my son's day almost every time I pick him up. Again, if you walked up to me and started telling me about this incident (rather than letting the school handle it) I'd tell you to fuck off (unless children were nearby of course) and let you know where to enroll in the nearest parenting class. You truly are clueless on children. |
Ok what ever why don't you address the rest of what I sad.
|
Hahahahahahahahahahah.
|
Quote:
|
6? LOL.. young pimp in the house!
|
Ok if the kids were 12, then it's a HUGE deal. But at 6? They know maybe their own address and phone number. They dont even know that a pee pee is "bad". Thats why it *should* be no big deal IMHO.
What should they do, sue the parents or the school or both? Has it happened again? I'd say it's nothing because of the ages involved. Remember when in Florida (I believe) the police ARRESTED a 6 or 8 year old girl for misbehaving? Societies are getting really screwed up with blowing these things way out of proportion. |
Would be a good decision to go to talk with his parents. I would do it! :)
|
TurboAngel - I wouldn't take it upon myself to search out his parents and tell them. I'd expect that the teacher/school would mention it & not because I think he's sexually abused or because he's a threat to others and this just because I, as a parent, would like to know if my son is instigating/bullying/pressuring anyone into doing anything.
Unless the mother is my best friend and I could talk to her about it, I wouldn't tell his parents directly. Also, since she also works at the school + she's the little girl's mother - she's in a conflict of interest in terms of her job/school/involvement. Again, I'd be focusing on my kid more than theirs because my kid needs to be prepared with knowledge & quick thinking/decision making process with any situation that they are faced with. **Also, I'll add that it's a VERY normal 'thing' for kids their age - kids are curious** |
Well all I know is if that happened to my kid or my kid did that I would want the parents notified. Weather it's "normal" or not.
|
A girl ask me to show me my pee pee in the 3rd grade. Hell I showed it to her. Between me and her. No one never knew. end of story.
|
All times are GMT -7. The time now is 02:49 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
©2000-, AI Media Network Inc123