DH picked up DS today and he was strapped in a highchair facing the 'naughty corner'.
Apparently he had been pushing the highchairs around the room and wouldn't stop despite being asked repeatedly. As a side note 99% of the time he does not stop doing something because you ask him to, you need to remove him from the situation and distract him with something. He thinks 'no' and 'stop' are hysterical words.
This pushing the highchairs around meant he disrupted the other play equipment & children. Except some kids thought it was great fun and joined in pushing the high chairs around so chaos ensued.
I understand there needs to be some order in a daycare setting but at the same time his a baby. He doesn't talk yet, I'm not sure how much he actually he understands. Why not just take the highchairs out of the room? It was not like he was hitting or biting anyone?
Are they out of line or do I need to get real?
Apparently he had been pushing the highchairs around the room and wouldn't stop despite being asked repeatedly. As a side note 99% of the time he does not stop doing something because you ask him to, you need to remove him from the situation and distract him with something. He thinks 'no' and 'stop' are hysterical words.
This pushing the highchairs around meant he disrupted the other play equipment & children. Except some kids thought it was great fun and joined in pushing the high chairs around so chaos ensued.
I understand there needs to be some order in a daycare setting but at the same time his a baby. He doesn't talk yet, I'm not sure how much he actually he understands. Why not just take the highchairs out of the room? It was not like he was hitting or biting anyone?
Are they out of line or do I need to get real?