Report Recurrent biting

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by: girly-girl

i can remember my very 1st nursery i went to when i was traning andthere was a little boy there who was very nasty towards children and staff. 1day a member of staff had saw him pulling a little girls hair so she went up to him and managed to let go of his grip and as she was doing that he bit her had and drew blood, he once threw a chair at another child and constantly threw toys.also one of the nursery nurses was pregnant and during ouside play he hit her 'bump'with a plastic tennis racket and then said "ha ha baby" all the professionals came in and said he had behavioual problems. so the owner had no choice but to speak to the parents and suggest that they pay a little more money so she could get a member of staff so he could have constant 1 on 1 attention. he hated it he would push her out the way and was really aggresive towards her as he didnt like her being around all the time. things went from bad to worst and staff members were leaving because of this child we were all going home with bite marks and bruises made a child of only 3. in the end the owner called a staff meeting and came to the conclusion of the child having to leave i can remember the owner sayin i have 14 staff and over 100 children's safety to think about. so she spoke to the child's parents and they were both very understandable and together with the owner they found a suitable childminder who had no other children on her books. a few weeks later the little boys parents came in2 say helloand told us his behaviour had completely changed and he had not hurt or attempted to hurt the childminder. so we all put it down to the child not liking to be around other children or it could of been the noise levels in the nursery. but at least the child washappy so sometimes you do have to do the worst thing to make a the situation better

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