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    Default omg ive just thrown development worker out

    ahhhhh im so mad!!!!!!!!
    today i had my development worker coming round at 1.30 weve had a really hetic morning out at tots group then some painting i had fed my son who is 19 months and my mindee who is 17 months then put the mindee upstairs to sleep, i decided i would eat my lunch infront of the tv with a bit of jeremy kyle. i was just tucking into my soup when the dw turns up 10 mins early. i commented on that she was early and invited her into the lounge while i finished my lunch. my son was happily playing on the carpet with his farm animals, she walked into the room took 1 look at the tv and said............... WHAT HAVE YOU GOT THAT ON FOR??? dont you care what your son is watching? you shouldnt have that on in minded hours. for god sake its my lunch time its only me and MY son and she was early, as it watch what i want in my own home with my son. she then tutted ,huffed and rolled her eyes at which point i told her i thought she was very rude and asked her to leave. she then ranted on about how i had wasted her time and how there are loads of other people who would love her help and have had to wait because she was here with me. as she was on the way out of the door she asked me if i wanted to rebook another date ?????????????????? what is she on!!!!
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    my one mindee is sleeping and I watched Corrie while having lunch no one else here so I don't see it as a problem - or is it?
    Happy to be back with the Greenies

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    mine are all asleep and i'm watching a film lol lol whilst enjoying a cup of tea and choc

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    Good on you putting her in her place. She can think what she likes but needs to keep it to herself if it is just you and you son.
    we dont stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing

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    hehe, good for you
    ..... its bad enough being bossed around, but in your own home ?!!

    wish i'd been a fly on the wall

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    I'm afraid I'd have said the same if I'd walked in -

    Jeremy Kyle?? How could you?? Biggest pile of poop on TV

    But obvioulsy I'd have been joking (well, not about Jeremy Kyle being poop!).

    I really don't see that it was any of her concern if mindee was asleep, so good for you for standing up to her.

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    She has no right to say what you and your DS have on the TV. Could understand if mindies where there. One of my new LO's has watched JK since she was born and mum is going back to work on Monday. Think any tv watching in my house will be more sedate cbeebies. But if she is asleep, then I may watch the repeats of JK on ITV2 if I so wish

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    Snap I kicked mine out last year over another childminder, I am very wary of them now. I have her replacement coming on Thursday and hopefully she is better than the last one if not out she goes.I will not be dictated to by a jobs worth.
    Alyson x

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    EEEK. Mine would dream of doing that. Quite lucky as the last one was lovely but never really gave a definitive answer to anything and the new one is lovely too but just a bit bonkers.

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    Well done, i feel guilty if i'm sitting at table with coffee and newspaper while mindees are sleeping.

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    I would put in an official complaint about her rudeness and manners. She sounds to have behaved in a totally unprofessional manner and needs bringing down a peg or two.

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    OMG how rude of her. What are you suppose to do while the mindees are sleeping?

    I watch what I want during nap time. I usually sit down and eat my lunch while watching Loose Women and the lunchtime news. Then a bit of housework.

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    Good for you. it is long since time we stood up to some of these people who apparently live on a different planet.

    I think too many of these people forget that we work in our own homes. how rude of her to comment on what you are doing with your son on your break.

    Ours all go on the 31st March and as mine has never visited she has only come to our cm group 4 or 5 times in 6yrs I don't think we will miss her.
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    well done you wish i had done the same when my DO spoke down to me last time.

    i dislike my DO, because i dont do things the way she told me to (using council recomended tatty, messy paperwork she said my paperwork was not worth the paper its written on she also told me i shouldnt have my dog in the house while im minding......amazing how the ofsted inspector played with the dog for nearly half hour after the inspection had finished & commented on how calm he is around others.
    What a crock!!!

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    Well done for telling her how you felt, wouldn't life be so much easier if everyone did that all the time! Development workers would learn what is appropriate behaviour and so would everyone else.

    I find the older I get the less I put up with. Most things don't bother me, but I am pretty straight forward if I feel it is needed.

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    i won't allow my DO into my house and she knows better then to try to come to visit me

    oh and good for you and well done on throwing her out, your house your choice of tv ( although i have never once watched JK i certainly wouldn't be told by a trumped up jobsworth what I was allowed to watch in my own home)

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    totally agree - none of her business what you put on the tv in front of your son. can't believe the nerve of some people, even if you're thinking it you don't say it!!!!! JK is not my cup of tea but if I chose to watch it and my son was in the room then thats my choice as his parent - its obviously not considered totally unsuitable for children seeing as its a daytime show.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kindredspirits View Post
    - its obviously not considered totally unsuitable for children seeing as its a daytime show.
    my kids just need to go outside or visit friends houses to live it in real life (yes i like on a pikey estate)
    What a crock!!!

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    i am just in awe of you actually asking her to leave....that has made my day!

    as for what YOU watch in YOUR home in YOUR time is YOUR business. Its bad enough having all and sundry rooting through your fridge, bedrooms etc when inspected. Our homes are very quickly becoming a public place!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Louise0208 View Post
    my kids just need to go outside or visit friends houses to live it in real life (yes i like on a pikey estate)

 

 
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