@kimmythedaycarediva: Accommodations #daycare #fyp #Parents #Childcare #fypシ

AF39 :

How is it possible that there are parents like this! 😩

Sadie- your lash lady :

Bailey Bunny :

it's the same as asking "why does that kid get a wheelchair and mine doesnt?" umm bc your kid can walk and doesn't need it to function?

sweettea🤸🏾‍♀️ :

why cant parents process their kid won't always be happy and get what they want

Mia :

As a Mia, calling her maya triggered me😭

ryssarox96 :

Adults also have accommodations…should adults not have them either?

Justine :

This why we’re having to teach our preschoolers the difference between “I want that& I need that!! Adult entitlement

nevarstarl :

life isn't fair. the parents have harder time learning it than the kids do

Lady :

parent:im not asking for his medical records discussion ensues parent: then tell me what he has? how about no

Paula Vitiello :

Life is unfair and wants and needs are different … would you like your child’s business spread to every other parent if they ask a question

Claire R995 :

These re the same adults who think its unfair when other adults get accommodations in the work place.

🌱poison ivy 🍉🌳 :

Why does my neighbor get a new car just because he has four kids and I don’t[Snicker][Snicker] life is unfair.

soireé :

As a parent with an autistic child this triggered the hell out of me

Jazmin Nicole Ozuna :

How I wanted to scream SHE DOESN’T NEED IT [Tears of joy]

Jocelyn Loretta :

But why is it only unfair when it's not for your child but if your child needed the accommodation and someone else acted that way, it would quickly become "my child needs this, yours doesn't"

Ford🤚⚠️ :

It's autism, I can tell since I have it too. People at my college are starting to figure out I'm allowed to skip class. Some call it unfair. What they don't know is that I'm actively trying to fight my own thoughts, delusions and alienation. I feel such an intense amount of stress and need to claw out of my skin. You don't want that in a classroom. I assume it's similar for this Noah character (though most likely not as severe if he solely deals with autism. I deal with a bit more).

kellybeam138 :

so much respect to you. where has common sense gone in parenting? I couldn't do what you do. it's like critical thinking and common sense left parents.

Julie Rose :

Parents are nuts!!

LoveMunkhay :

I wanted to reach through the phone soo bad! (I am aware these are skits) it’s just Because I have a child with special needs and his accommodations are like “Noah’s” so I felt like this was very personal. Why can’t people just be grateful for the fact that their child doesn’t NEED all the extra just to go through their day.

Chenise Primrose 🧶🇨🇦 :

3 of 4 of my kids have this accommodation , they have SPD and autism so things are a little different for them

God is King :

parent has no right to be upset. I just think the name of Noahs condition could be said, tho. to both parents and children. so the children can identify the condition in more ppl and learn to become empathic in life and be understanding of individual needs of each other. it takes away ignorance, selfishness and bullying in my opinion. I know most adults may choose not to change and improve, but the children can and tend to when given enough information correctly🙏🏾. that kind of parent needs to take a seat

paolaarteaga070 :

this is why special needs kids can be pariahs. Kids don’t care why they have different rules. They just hate you because they had to clean up and you didn’t. I’m blind and I sometimes went out of my way not to use the accommodations I actually needed. A kid was gonna complain and then their mother was gonna complain. And being vague just makes it worse.

Paige :

I don’t understand why people get butt hurt like this…

Madame Saxo🇨🇦🩷💛🩵 :

That's it! The difference between equality and equity.

DePhantasia :

are accommodations unfair? sometimes, but that's a matter between the one who needs that accommodation and their parent, no one else has any say unless it directly affects them or they are part of that medical/ iep decision making process