I'm so stressed!

[Gina]

Carolyn, My children are past that young age, but Janet has given you good advice, like she said talk to the bus driver and then if that is not resolved do speak to the school... I see that you live in NJ, so do I , may I ask what part of NJ?? Gina

[Carolyn]

Originally Posted by Gina

Carolyn, My children are past that young age, but Janet has given you good advice, like she said talk to the bus driver and then if that is not resolved do speak to the school... I see that you live in NJ, so do I , may I ask what part of NJ?? Gina

Hi Gina I'm in Ocean County. I talked to the bus driver when she dropped the kids off yesterday and she told me she talked to the boy. She thanked me for letting her know because she likes to nip things like this is the bud. I told her I appreciated it. So we'll see what happens.

I asked my son how his ride home was and it's funny but the boy wasn't even on their bus on the way home. hmmmm......The older girls according to him were talking nice to him but I don't care I told him to just ignore them.

Another school day over, another gray hair!

[rivermom]

Bullies...I swear. Hopefully things will work out and it sounds like the bus driver is willing to help too.

[Janet]

One more thing...keep your bus driver informed, from writing a short detailed note to a phone call in the evening. Don't make a habit of talking with them at the bus stops. Of a morning they have a schedule to keep and of an evening, they want to get the students (especially if parents are home and waiting to take them to an appointment) and themselves home. I do hope everything gets better for you and your child. I can't stand the thought of a child's bus ride (every single day) being miserable.