@superjohn112 Getting the parents involved can go poorly if the parents are the ones passing this shit down to their kids.
My son was called the n-word for the first time in preschool. Yes, preschool. He was a 4 years old and his friend said they can't play together anymore because his daddy told him not to play with n-words. I only knew about it because my son didn't know what it meant and wanted to know why their friendship had to end. I ha discussion with my son. The two boys had a talk with the teacher. I spoke to the teacher as well but the other parents refused the meeting. It was pretty obvious why.
Hopefully that is not the case here but often times kids are just repeating what they hear and if they are hearing it from their family members, it might be best to leave them out if it.
My son was called the n-word for the first time in preschool. Yes, preschool. He was a 4 years old and his friend said they can't play together anymore because his daddy told him not to play with n-words. I only knew about it because my son didn't know what it meant and wanted to know why their friendship had to end. I ha discussion with my son. The two boys had a talk with the teacher. I spoke to the teacher as well but the other parents refused the meeting. It was pretty obvious why.
Hopefully that is not the case here but often times kids are just repeating what they hear and if they are hearing it from their family members, it might be best to leave them out if it.