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brittone2
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Nothing wrong w/ defending your child with a "he doesn't like that." If the caregiver isn't getting it (eye contact, or you are directly asking for them to intervene) then I'd approach the instructor in private.
I used "he doesn't like that" all the time! I liked it because I wasn't telling the other kid to stop or what they were doing was wrong, just speaking for my child a simple fact that he doesn't like that. Sometimes, you will get that parent who is like "how dare you address my child" so I liked to say as little as possible (with as little criticism of the other child) unless I was more familiar with the other parents.
Deb
Mama to my guys, K (May '03) and Q (June '07)