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it was her birthday last saturday, 9th sept.
i was so lost and totally had no idea what to get her.
so i took a week to make her some stuffs.
a bookmark, a movie parody poster, a super-duper-personalised birthday card and coupons/tickets that you get at funfairs/etc. wanted to make it more fun since she had a bad week.
Everything turned out well and she loved it! 
Yeay.
Romantic Gifts for Her
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Gifts For Her question by Inducible Dominant Negative: Is it appropriate for my 2 year old daughter’s daycare teacher to give her gifts?
She seems to give her preferential treatment. First it was books and today she gave her a hat and mittens.
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Answer by JELLIE BEANZ ;?
if all the kids are getting some yes if not no
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dis is noi!!
i 4got my pswordlah.
aniwae…
i dig the bookmark.
light drawing is sooo fun!
i love the editing too..
wow!!!
you sure knows how to keep her happy. nice work.
yeah man that is awesome, especiallly the book mark
r u a graphic designer? this stuff is so hot!
u sure love your girl alot.
thanks guys!
adia:
!!
adhasky: thanks man, i tried my best.
filth215: i dig the bookmark too!
zerohdog: im a freelance superhero!
dylan: i really do.
Beautiful & Plentiful Goodies at a Great Price,
My mother loved the collection of bath supplies, (bath confetti, shower gel, a scrubby, bubble bath, as well as tea, hot chocolate and cookies). It has everything you need for the perfect evening/day of relaxation. The basket arrived on time, wrapped beautifully, and she loved it. I’d definitely recommend this basket as a birthday, Valentine’s or Mother’s Day gift. It’s lovely.
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|Lavender Spa Bath and Body Gift Set,
Product was exactly as advertized. These days, to me that is a great review.
This was a gift, however the recipient said it was great, and that’s all that matters.
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I sent this to my mother for her birthday and she loved it, so I guess it must have been a pretty good gift.
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When I was a toddler teacher I gave my kids gifts. Its not like giving older children gifts. Maybe they read a book and your child told her teacher she wanted hats and mittens. If she ever asked to watch your daughter then she crossed the lines.
I don’t find this strange, although daycare workers shouldn’t show preference or Favorism it is just HUMAN nature to do so, A lot of daycare workers you will talk to you WILL have the favorits
“although they might not let you know that” but those they just *BOND* with & maybe she feels your daughter is just extra special. I don’t find this strange at all. If it constantly continued, I might feel a little awkward but maybe since its the holiday season she wants to give her a few presents.
I don’t think were seeing anything out of the ordinary here, but of course if you feel that there IS something more going on then just keep a closer eye on things & if you really start to feel uncomfortable with the situation it might be time to find a new daycare. But Once again I think you are just seeing a person who has bonded with your daughter.
Good Luck!
I don’t think its too strange, but i dont think she should show favorites…
i wouldnt worry to much unless hthe teacher starts showing an unusual obsession with her or something…then i would worry and talk to the daycare principal or director.
If she gives gifts to all the children, it is fine. If it is just yours, i would say it is inapropriate. My sons kindergarden teacher gave kids gifts. She took turns giving each child a gift during the school year. At first I thought it was so odd that she gave my son a gift, he told me he was happy it was his turn to get a special gift…it was sweet and a great way for her to show the kids she loves them…which she really does.
if it is only your child gettng gifts I would want to know why and it would kind of make me uncomfortable. Say to her…it is nice of you to think of my daughter but you dont need to give her gifts. See what the answer is and go from there with what else you may say.
I think it is just appropriate for your 2 yr old daughter’s daycare teacher to give her gifts as long as it is allowed by the school administration, and that not just your daughter is receiving the same gifts. You should go and make a surprise visit to your daughter’s school to observe everything and to ask questions that will give you a clearer view of what is happening inside the classroom. Check this out to see more of daycare: http://www.ownadaycare.com/blog/category/archives/teaching-tips
How do you know she doesn’t give gifts to other kids?
I hope you don’t take this the wrong way – but are you a low income family? It’s not uncommon for teachers to go out of the way for little ones who they may feel need a little extra help. Even if you aren’t low income – sometimes it mistakenly appears that way – if a child is always losing hats and mits, it may seem she doesn’t have any. If she peeps up and tells a fib about not having any books at home, etc. Usually a teacher would do a little more digging and observing before giving things out – and would do it a little less obviously.
If you’re not low income, it could be because in day care, each child tends to have consistent caregiver, and it’s not unusual to develop a close bond with the children you care for. Day care is a bit different than preschool or kindergarten – it’s closer and more home-like, usually. She and your daughter may be particularly taken with each other. Does she go out and buy these things – or are they things she’s had laying around and thought your daughter would like? There is a big difference – if she is going out of her way to buy things specifically for your daughter, that’s a bit inappropriate if the other children are not getting anything. However, if she just has stuff lying around that she’s not using – it makes more sense that she may pick the child she’s closest to.
As much as we aren’t supposed to pick favorites, it’s hard not to – even if it’s just slight favoritism. Kids are just like people – you mesh better with some and develop stronger relationships.
When I had my day home, I had a family member’s child in my care. I always bought him little things – however never, ever gave them to him in front of the other children. But that was because he was family, and not because he was my favorite or anything like that. I often saw things the other children would love, or outfits that would look adorable – but I never bought anything unless it was for my day home its self, and not an individual child – unless they were all getting something.
A lot of times books are donated to places like daycares, so I wouldn’t consider that very strange at all. The hat and mittens would make me wonder if she’s noticing that your daughter isn’t dressed warmly enough, but again they’re often donated to places like daycares to be given to children that they think would benefit from them.
If they were expensive gifts then I don’t know if it would be appropriate. But those don’t sound like expensive gifts. You could always ask them why they are giving gifts to your child.
If it is your child she is singling out to do this it would make me uncomfortable and wonder about the motive behind it. In this day and age there are alot of sickos in the world- even in day care centers that “fly under the radar” so to speak.
If EVERY child is getting a special gift of the same type together then it’s not a big deal and probably something that was designated to be given out.
If it were me I think I would start questioning why this teacher is doing this to your child. I’m not saying she is but sometimes people with inappropriate intentions give things to small children to try and win them over and then abduct them when they feel they have the child’s trust. I think I’d mention it at pick up by letting her teacher know that while you appreciate the care she shows you are uncomfortable with them singling your child out with gifts and please refrain from doing so unless every child in the room is getting a special something with her. If it continues then go to the director of the center and discuss it with them. Teachers all have their favorites HOWEVER they are supposed to be professional in their role and not make it obvious that so and so is the favorite child or group by singling them out. If they can’t do a special treat or gift for ALL the children in the room then they shouldn’t be doing it at all if they are going to do it for just one or two.