I work in a nursery and parents do the same 5 annoying things that drive me nuts
A NURSERY worker has revealed the most annoying things that parents do when dropping their child off in the morning.
The early years practitioner, named Jaz, took to TikTok (@jazt.ay) to share the things she “dislikes” about her job.
So, how many are you guilty of doing?
The 21-year-old nursery teacher, who posts on the social media platform under the username @jazt.ay, begins by saying she isn’t a fan of those who send their kids in with “no spare clothes.”
After all, you never know when they might need them.
Likewise, she finds it frustrating when parents dress their kids in all-in-ones.
“Completely understand the benefits,” she explains.
“Easy to cover clothes from getting messy…but it becomes hard when toilet training.”
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When it comes to clothes, she also urges parents to steer clear of laced shoes – they’re too time-consuming to take on and off.
Next up, Jaz says that she finds it frustrating when parents don’t put their child’s name in the clothing.
And finally on her list of bugbears is when children bring in their favourite toy.
“Just to clarify, it’s the stress of children bringing in their favourite toys and making sure they don’t get lost, broken or forgotten,” she explains.
The nursery worker captioned the post: “If you know you know.”
The video has since gone viral, racking up thousands of views and several comments – with many in the same industry quick to agree.
“I love all in ones!!! Safe from outfit changes! but toilet training and all in ones hard! lol,” praised one.
A second quipped: “Yes to all these!”
A third commented: “You had me at spare clothes – annoying!!!”
Meanwhile, a fourth wrote: “I’m a student practitioner and the amount of laces that I have had to do since starting at the nursery that I’m at is so annoying.”
Another added: “All in one coats should be banned lmao.”
Elsewhere, others shared their own top bug-bears.
“A child getting dirty during summer so you try to change them but they only have winter clothes spare??” said one.
A second pointed out: “Pull ups in babies and not potty trained children!!! why!? Just no!!!”
Another argued: “Don’t forget about the children wearing vests.
“It makes it almost impossible to check nappies unless you strip the child whilst being modest.”
And one more wrote: “Baby grows when they’re toilet training…”
