Originally Posted by Blackcat31:
No I don't think you are wrong.
I do think this child must be the boss of his world.
It's sad when you have kids like that.
I would not allow him to be the boss in my house.
He would follow the rules like everyone else or I would call for pick up.
If he throws up or has a fit just to go home, I'd let him. Basically, I refuse to fix issues parents created.
It's unfair to you and the other children present.
I would not allow him to wear his jacket and wait.
He can sit and refuse to participate if he wishes but his coat stays in the cubby until it's time to put it on and go home.
Funny, I did make him take the coat off. He IS the boss of his world, especially Mom. I told him he is going to have a long morning sitting there but that is fine. No one wants to hear him cry anymore and I'm no longer giving attn. to it at all. When I told him this , that is when he said he doesn't like any of us here and threw a crying fit. I just finished writing Mom a "interview at a new school" note. I have a feeling that when he sees a bunch of kids elsewhere, he may want to stay here and may just have a different attitude. Of course, I could be wrong but I don't want a miserable child here. Especially one who thinks he calls all the shots. Thanks Blackcat!