How would you deal with a nearly 2 year old constantly in trouble in church nusery

My mom suggested I take him into service with us but my church frowns on that. They think children should be in their classes and service is for teens and adults

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Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F

@Greenbare we do spank

SweetMae · 70-79, F

The teacher needs a spanking in this instance. It's an hour class. They should be better supervised.@Greenbare

Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F

@SweetMae lol I may start staying in nursery with him. I usually help with nursery 1 Sunday a month but I'm 7 months pregnant and didn't sign up this quarter

SweetMae · 70-79, F

How does a 2 year old get in trouble? They are babies. I taught birth to 2 years. They need a better teacher!

Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F

@SweetMae teacher says he and one the other boys were throwing toys at the other kids yesterday. And last week he bit another kid. He was fine til she took over beginning of September. So it maybe the teacher

resealableheart · 41-45, F

He's a baby, all babies are in trouble at nursery. I'm sure whoever takes the nursery kids knows what they're doing with them.

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Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F

@resealableheart except for popping his butt yeah there's not much. But I never pop his butt for something he already got discipline for by the nursery workers. They do put 18 months and up in corner

resealableheart · 41-45, F

@Mountainlady16 Yeah if you're going to go down that route you have to do it immediately after. My baby will be 2 in January and I do naughty step with her.

Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F

@resealableheart my only thought is staying with him in the nursery. The teacher doesn't complain but I don't like knowing my son's not behaving

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i think kids arent allowed in the service is to keep things quiet and not a distraction. have you tried talking to the 2 year old or maybe sitting in the nursery for a couple of weeks and see how he behaves to adjust his behavior