You’re more worried about YouTube than the bad teacher? 
Wtf
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Your entitled to parent how you want but outside of home it’s hard to control everything. My kids watch both of those shows and ryan is actually educational if you watch the right ones. I would say if you dont agree with the schools way of doing things maybe homeschool or private school so you have more say in what they do. It’s not fair to the other kids to be punished because of something you dont allow your kids to do. This is not to be mean. Just give you suggestions
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If you are uncomfortable with the way this preschool is, then say something or pull your child. You are the parent.
You do what you think is best for your kid! Our schools won’t even let the high schoolers have access to YouTube 
They even blocked cool math games 
(it was dumb) but i Dont let my boys watch peppa pig or Ryan’s world or whatever it’s called either. So don’t feel bad. The song, wouldn’t bother me just cause it’s a fun dance song. The kids don’t understand the drinking part of the song. But YOU ARE THE PARENT. You get to say yes or no to stuff. Who cares why you say no to things. And the teacher should respect that. If you wanted to say no they can’t watch it just cause you felt like saying no, guess what, the answers no . Sucks that the kid would be punished by pulling her out and away from her friends. But you don’t really need preschool. And for that hassle, it’s not worth it. I’m surprised she’s letting them watch anything, they’re supposed to send home a permission slip asking parents if they can watch stuff. Or in oklahoma we’re required to.
Are you kidding me, change day care, simple, if you don’t like it, what is stopping you?
Acadia Shannon this bullshit lmao
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You are your child’s voice! Speak up!
My kids school used youtube for their music class. The thumbnail pictures of other videos showed bare breasts. I’m not sure if any of the little ones saw but I was extremely unimpressed, there are even more things to worry about with teachers using YouTube.
Talk to the teacher first and then the administrators in charge. If they do not listen, your child your decision on how to raise them. Report any violence or bullying
I’m curious as to what’s wrong with peppa pig?
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I would just let it go.
The school board typically approves the programs first. And if you have concerns, you should take them up with the teacher. Not get others opinions. But have you actually watched any of these programs that you don’t allow your child to watch?
You had to sign a form which states that they are able to use internet and will use internet and if you are not okay with the school curriculum maybe you should start keeping your daughter at home and have her homeschool! Your daughter is treated equally in the school and if you want her away from the computer you always have a choice to keep your daughter at home and put her in a bubble but just remember that she will grow and she will be an outcast! Don’t understand why people want to stop children from actually enjoying school! We used to be able to celebrate Christmas and Halloween in school and for some of us poor kids it was a real treat for us to get candy or cupcakes for those special days! Now the school has to regulate that we are not allowed to send the kids in there outfits cause the other kids are not allowed to celebrate! Like if you don’t want your child to be part of the celebration then keep them home because I’m sorry Susan but when my child has a birthday guess who’s bringing cupcakes for the whole class! Me! It’s not my fault you feel that you don’t want to celebrate your kids birthday!
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Put your foot down asap…
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I would pull her out
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They should be having you sign a waiver for your child to watch anything on the internet…I would say something if your not ok with it. We had to sign waivers for wifi use, computers etc but YouTube isn’t shown in our school
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Listen to what that little voice is telling in your head. I would take her out, purely because if any teacher bruised my child I could be done for murder…
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There’s no bubble big enough you’re forcing child into
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Have you talked to them about it??? A simple conversation saying “we don’t want our child watching xyz” isn’t a big deal.
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I dont understand why a preschool would even remotely need to have any access to any technology like that. I mean maybe if the teacher plays songs on their personal phone age appropriate but that is not ok. I let my son watch peppa and Ryan (who hes out grown already) at home periodically. But if I found out he was watching that at school I’d be livid.
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I would talk to them first just to give them the benefit but if it continues pull her out. I didnt send my daughter to pre school. There were no opening in our area, she is in kindergarten now and doing great.
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I would go to the principal
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preschool? i run a center and we do not use electronics except cds (child oriented only) in the rooms. I would not want my child going to school to watch youtube
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It’s your child if you and your partner has decided that those are not allowed then I would first address the classroom then if it does not stop contact the principal. So on up the latter of command.
May I ask why no peppa pig? Just curious if I’m missing something negative for my kids??
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Put ur foot down . Always remeber ur the fighter for ur child. I would have pulled my kid out just for the fact of the teacher hurting a kid .
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I really doubt its “access to youtube” it’s probably a tool the teachers have access to that they let the kids watch sometimes. Imo I think you’re being a touch dramatic about that subject. There is a kids bop of that song, the kids in my class listen to it all the time because they ask for it. We use youtube for short clips, read aloud books and dance/play along videos. I don’t think your personal parenting (ie what you allow her to watch) should affect the entire class. The teacher probably uses it sparingly for times when her focus is elsewhere like after nap when she is putting away cots or when she has to do diapers or something like that. If you really feel thats strongly ask her not to play it or for your child to be sat somewhere else when it plays.
Your bigger issue should be with the teachers leaving bruises. That should be brought to the director.
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Details aside. If the school is not a fit for your parenting style… Then they should not be there. Make other arrangements, stay home, find a co-op where you can be more involved. It is much easier to be 
in charge if you are in fact the adult in charge. Otherwise, don’t try to baby proof the world, world proof your baby:purple_heart:
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I am more upset about the teacher that is rough enough to leave a bruise then the kid shows.
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I don’t allow my son to watch YouTube AT ALL! He definitely would NOT be watching it in school either. Why is a consent form not sent out for that as well? I would take action on that and if nothing comes of it from there take it to the school board and then the news station. Chain of command.
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Lol your little girl cant watch peppa pig but its okay for her to have a crush?
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Go in there and tell them to fix the problem or you’ll report them.
Get used to it. Your kids gonna have access to that stuff all thru elementary school they watch stuff use computers and ipads and not to mention other kids showing them you cant wrap your kid in a bubble
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Speak to the school first, but definitely put your foot down. We are not a YouTube family either and I would be livid. Those shoes have NOTHING to do with education and there is no reason for a preschooler to be on YouTube in school. My preschooler has never even seen a computer or tablet in her school, nor did my older two (now in 2nd and K) and they are doing just fine after learning through play based instruction. YouTube is completely inappropriate at school when it not being used in an educational manner.
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My 3yr old child knows every word to old town road… it’s better then a lot of songs out there (just sayin)
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Worried about peppa pig and YouTube and not the bruising situation with the other kid?
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I would pull her out for the simple fact that they wont abide by your parenting rules. The teacher that is rough with kids and has left marks shouldnt even be a teacher if that is a true story. It’s probably not the ideal thing to pull her out of school but shes still young and you can do daily lessons with her at home. They sell learning books/work packets by grade at the dollar tree near me, I’m sure you can find something similar at a walmart or online and work with her on that until you can enroll her somewhere else.
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Go to the principal and if not go to the superintendent
Yeah I’d pull my kid. Not because of the YouTube or the music but for the fact you said one the teachers left bruises on a child. They have no business touching them and I wouldn’t be able to leave my kid there
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They should have had u sign a waiver. We refused the waiver so our child cannot.
Just keep her home and don’t EVER allow the radio or tv to play. Problem solved
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Pull her out! Wouldn’t spend one more second there.
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I would just switch providers.
Just curious, is this a public or a private school?
As far as the internet access issue: speak with whoever is in charge at the school and ask that your child not be allowed to access YouTube. You may want to check because if you signed any paperwork at the beginning of the year you may have signed something that says your child is allowed to go online. I can understand being upset because ultimately you should be the one to determine what your child is allowed to have access to, but most places wont let your child have access to things you dont want them to have access to.
As far as the other issues: I would be speaking with someone in charge or pulling my child from there. That is NOT ok!! Ita just preschool- you arent LEGALLY obligated to send them.
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Omg shove her in the closet! God forbid she is exposed to the world… and I find it very unlikely a school would keep a teacher that left a mark on a child, stop making things up to make it seem worse, your over protective parenting is your issue not theirs
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No ,absolutely not,dont let this go.that is your child and if you dont want your child on utube then thats the way it should be,they do that so they dont have to deal with the kids.i worked in the schools .i know that for a fact.if theenteachers have a problem with it then go to the superintendent.
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Wait til kinder if they can not respect your wishes!! I also don’t allow it.
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Leave bruises on my kid lawsuit will happen
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I’ve got a problem with leaving a child in a school where you know they’ve harmed a child enough to bruise them. That’s just me.
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You could try and put your foot down but it sounds like they are crappy teachers. Pull her out. There is no reason they’re allowed to watch YouTube at school or songs that aren’t meant for children. I wouldn’t leave my daughter in that school. Wait to enroll her into kindergarten. Also if there’s been past reports of physical abuse towards the kids I would constantly be anxiety ridden that they’ll be put through that. No child should and while they’re at school you shouldn’t be worrying whether another adult will put their hands on your child.
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The whole YouTube thing, kids should be busy enough in preschool to where there’s no down time, no time to sit and watch TV. The music, well I’d let that 1 go
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I’d pull her immediately. it’s not that hard to follow a parent request and then to undermine you for it, too…and knowing a teacher bruised another child?! law enforcement and the state would be involved.
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… so you expect your kid’s teacher to make accommodations for each of the 20+ different kids in their class to make sure every rule they have at home is being followed in class? That’s not only unreasonable, it’s ridiculous. Do you want your child to feel left outI and make them the weird one? If you want the rules to be identical to your house then home school your kids.
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Put ur foot down if u don’t want ur child watching it the school should respect that
We had to sign paperwork to state our children were allowed access to the internet.
If you are that worried about it bring it up with the school principal and let them know what is going on.
Peppa pig and ryans toy review shouldnt be watched at school anyways theres no educational values to either shows.
As far as im aware ryan is a spoilt child who has too many toys and peppa has the most annoying fucking voice ive ever heard.
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Peppa pig really??? I agree the school should not give access though that’s nuts
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Really? She can’t watch peppa pig or Ryan’s toy review? Lol Christ I understand why they think that’s ridiculous.
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My kids know school rules and home rules are different, seems crazy to me that those two shows are the concern, and old town road 
, but that’s not my business what people let their kids watch, but my kid started hearing other kids speaking about horror movies their parents let them watch (Texas chainsaw massacre) and that was Kindergarten, I have friends on my timeline that dressed their 4 year old up as Chucky. School is going to be a wide eyed awakening for you as they get older, the things I hear my first grader say is just astonishing. Also in prek they were taking tests online and using online based learning as well as hands on, the world we live in is electronics based.
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Wait…what’s the issue with Ryan’s World and Peppa Pig? Lol you can control everything that’s going to happen in your kids life. People are going to let them watch stuff you usually wouldn’t, people are going to offer them things you wouldn’t normally feed them. It happens. Are they alive and healthy? Awesome. That’s a blessing. Don’t shelter them too much. They’ll resent you for it.
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I think you’re being crazy and need to let it go. Peppers Pig? What’s wrong with that and a kid reviewing kid toys
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So in public school there’s gonna be far more pressing issues … One teacher can’t be expected to accommodate every single child… Over sometime as minimal as you tube and cartoons …
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“Are kids act out more” ARE KIDS lol
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I’d go up there and put my foot down. If you don’t allow your kids to watch something then they should respect your wishes as the parent. I don’t allow my kids to watch certain things and they’re 13 and 17. I don’t let my kids watch spongebob. I can’t stand that show. And there’s been others that I won’t let them watch and I made sure they’re dad knew (we’re divorced) and both sets of their grandparents knew they weren’t allowed and they respected my wishes, and teachers should too
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I would pull her . but not for the youtube thing . not sure why . but thats you . but because of her putting bruises on other students I mean. Don’t wait till it happens . i would pull her now . If the shoe was on the other foot and that child was coming in with bruises they would have called CPS already on you.
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I guess I’ll be the only one. My kids in kinder now and I’m barely letting him watch YouTube. Because it 
definitely messes with:clap:t3:his:clap:t3:mentality:clap:t3:.
However, I get we all parent and teach different. More schools are using electronics for teaching and such. But if they cant respect your wishes. They shouldnt be watching your kid. I get preschool is a but young on a crush, but IT HAPPENS. Now, if she was being inappropriate and forcing him to hold hands and kiss or such. Then I get being “creepy.”
Lastly, if they are bruising kids, we’d be having a problem.
Seems like you have the ability to pull her till kinder. Then pull her.
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Lol oh boy you’re in for a ride
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Why are they letting kids watch YouTube at school?? If the teachers won’t respect your wishes then go straight to the principal.
You sound like you’re just going to bitch about anything and everything about the school, so do then a favor and homeschool!
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PRESCHOOLER has a crush already.
Parent: Meh
Said preschooler watches innocent YouTube
Parent: OMG THIS IS NOT OK
Me … 
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Girl things are gonna happen that you don’t want to happen regardless of whether they are at school or not. My kids school doesn’t allow them on YouTube or to play certian games online but the kids do it regardless an the teachers can’t always catch it as they are watching several kids at once. If you really want to stop it than your gonna have to homeschool.
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I would have pulled them for the bruises and calling my kid creepy.
The TV show seems minor compared to that.
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On one hand you can’t expect the whole school to not do something because of your sheltering rules. It’s not like they’re watching game of thrones with sex and violence is peppa pig. On the other the teacher being handsy is a point of concern. If you’re making the choice to shelter your children from something that is very common in the lives of others then you’re probably better off homeschooling.
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My concern would be of the roughness that the teachers are doing to these babies … I would of gone off if my kids come home with bruises and something the teachers has told them … but that’s just me … the YouTube thing is not a huge deal to me as long as supervised …
Its school why are they watching anything?
I’d switch school.
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On the bruises you need to take them out bc the youtube isn’t important compared to that also they will probably end up watching it eventually
Some of these parents are being down right rude. Not every parent of a PRESCHOOLER allows them to watch YouTube or certain cartoons and that is the parents right and personal preference. We don’t need to bash her because she doesn’t allow things that you all do. Everyone parents differently. I say if they aren’t following tour rules to pull her out. I wouldn’t want my 2 and a half year old going to a preschool that let them watch YouTube either
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We dont let our kids watch peppa pig either.
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Say something. Go to a director or higher.
As a teacher and mom, I would have pulled my kids when there were bruises left. Is the school a center preschool or in home preschool? Either way it is illegal that they put hands on the kids at all.
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Wow, if Peppa is off limits, you better put your foot down with her Kindergarten teacher about Junie B. Jones.
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Did you witness bruises on this child, or is it Mommy & Me group gossip?
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You seem more worried about kids shows on youtube than kids actually being hurt by staff.
You should be reporting this place and get your kid out
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Oh you’re going to be fun in elementary school. first time parent? Strap in. Peppa and RTR is nothing.
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Lady, homeschool your kids. Lol ridiculous!
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You shouldn’t even be worried about youtube. If they are leaving bruises on your kids that’s the main reason you should be worried. Seems like you’re more worried about youtube smh. If my kid come home with bruises I’d be opening a can of whoop ass on someome. No teacher should be laying a hand on a child. That boils my blood.
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I’m sorry but you sound a little over controlling in some areas. It’s a different time, kids are raised around electronics and media it’s something they are going to be exposed to around every corner and trying to unreasonably limit their access to it is going to put them out among their peers. Of course a teacher doesn’t want to separate your child from the group just because you burden them with strict rules at home. That being said the teachers crossing boundaries and especially the one known to get physical with the children -and is still some how not fired- is a huge concern, I would have lead with that over YouTube… This says that that no one is going to take your distaste for Peppa Pig seriously if they don’t take child abuse seriously. It seems your hands are tied though with no other schools having an opening. If I were you I would let the child finish the year there and enroll them somewhere else during open enrollment at another school, just be quick about it so you don’t risk your babies having to spend another year in a possibly dangerous / abusive environment.
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What did poor oul Peppa pig do wrong??
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Did you sign the form saying your child can go on trips and activities. Like seriously this just sounds stupid. Kids are in the technological period right now it’s how they learn. Stop be a “peach” it’s not like your kid is watching porn. Maybe u should homeschool your child and shelter her
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You can revoke their internet and tech use privileges at school. You always have that right.
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Why not stop in unannounced and see or stop in for the day id be more worried about someone putting their hands in my child leaving brusies
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Preschool isn’t mandatory. If you don’t like how they do it, don’t send her. That said, I guarantee you if she’s going to public school she’s going to see kid content on school iPads/computers even in kindergarten. There’s also a Kidz Bop version of Old Town Road that removes all of the inappropriate material, so how do you know they’re not listening to the (perfectly fine) clean version?
As others have said, the big red flag here isn’t the technology or age appropriate shows (Peppa Pig is designed for preschoolers, whether you like it or not), it’s the fact that abuse is going on and the offending teachers haven’t been removed. You should’ve pulled her already if she’s exposed to those teachers (which it sounds like she is) and reported them to the state.
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Tell them where your boundaries are. Lodge complaints with either corporate, or BBB.
Get on a waiting list at another preschool (or multiple), and put up with it until you can change it.
I think you need to pull that stick out your bum… 
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This lady asked for advice on what to do about school not for y’all to attack her on how she wants to raise HER child. That being said, revoke her tech use and report the abuse, or pull her out and report the abuse. Either way report that teacher.
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So the bruises aren’t nearly as important as the electronics. Got it… 
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YouTube should not even be accessible at a school for kids period. Their should be district blocks on it so they can’t access certain content when they search for it. Period. I know big districts have these rules. If you’re concerned find a school that has these blocks in place. I wouldn’t want my kid searching around on YouTube either at that young age.
You can and should bring it up to the teacher in writing and in person. No action-go to the next level(administration). No action-go to the next level.
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Wait, my daughter loves these shows. I’ve watched them with her and see no issues with what they teach kids. Am I missing something?
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What is wrong with Peppa the pig
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Put your foot down!!! Your kids are YOUR kids!!! No body but you gets to decide what they can and cannot watch!
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