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The self-made billionaire. Do you feel like you're living the wrong life? That really you'd be better suited to a jet-setting existence staying in top hotels across the globe and never lifting a finger to cook or clean? In the meantime why not make your own home a little more luxurious?
Shower doors. Keep your towel mount integral to the shower enclosure itself. If you're lucky all the heat and steam against the glass may warm your towel in the process. Here a pivoting door swings on a hinge so the bather can access a towel without having to leave the steamy environs and without dripping any water outside the shower room. Naturally this type of hinged door works best when you have room to spare since its radius projects into the stall.
Although marble is often thought of as a traditional material this freestanding white marble tub has a distinctly modern look. The circular design flows with the bathroom's curved exterior wall. The round shapes contrast nicely with the angles on the doors and floor.
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The fashionista. You may not be able to justify a wardrobe full of Chanel and Louis Vuitton but if deep down that's what you'd really love to have start by channeling more Chanel in your life one room at a time.When white feels right. For many people white is the only color they'll ever consider in a bathroom and it's not hard to see why — it can look so clean and fresh. But there are ways to make your white stand out from the rest. Here hints of black in the dark grout and fixtures are points of difference. Subtle but lovely features can inject enough difference into an all-white room to make it interesting: a signature circular mirror well-cared-for plants and a designer wood stool in this case. Textured tiles also bring depth to an all-white palette.
The self-made billionaire. Do you feel like you're living the wrong life? That really you'd be better suited to a jet-setting existence staying in top hotels across the globe and never lifting a finger to cook or clean? In the meantime why not make your own home a little more luxurious?
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Although marble is often thought of as a traditional material this freestanding white marble tub has a distinctly modern look. The circular design flows with the bathroom's curved exterior wall. The round shapes contrast nicely with the angles on the doors and floor.The bold and the beautiful. Bright colors aren't for everyone but if you have a favorite what are you afraid of? Attention-getting tangerine orange in a powder room is sure to be a talking point and it will cheer up anyone who enters. When a shade of green is this juicy why not blanket your bathroom with it? The bank of mirrored cabinets amplifies the natural light coming into the space and there's just enough wood to prevent all that green from going into overload. Architect Scott Weston isn't shy when it comes to color. In fact Weston sees color as a powerful tool that can set a home apart. This all-blue bathroom is far from cookie-cutter. The frameless shower screen and minimalist sink allow the tiles to be the main event without competition. In the same project — an addition to an 1880s Victorian in Sydney — this bathroom delivers the same quirky twist through the use of another unexpected color.The man of the house. If you're outnumbered by the females in your household or you tend to take a back seat when it comes to the home could it be time to take a stand — literally as well as figuratively — and put your own stamp on the bathroom?Ever considered going all black in the bathroom? It's certainly one way to make a glamorous statement. You can offset the look of all black and prevent it from being overwhelming with the use of high-shine tiles expansive mirrors and good lighting. In this bathroom a smaller-format tile on the floor prevents the shower recess from feeling so closed in. A black bathroom can be just as calming as one in lighter tones. Mosaic wall tiles with a hint of sparkle breathe life into this award-winning bathroom and wood adds a natural element that ties in with the lush garden outside. Dimmable lighting in a black bathroom delivers instant ambience. Metallic hardware pairs well with a mostly black bathroom bringing an elegant edge to a space that can otherwise feel austere. Even the ceiling is black in this bathroom but the hexagonal marble tiles on the floor and up one wall bring in just enough texture to make the room beautiful rather than boxy.Freestanding racks. If you'd rather hang art on your bathroom walls than towels a freestanding towel rack might be right for you. With the ability to move the rack wherever you want you can position it closer to the shower or the bathtub depending on your bathing preference.The hedonist. If people tend to think you're the practical sort prove them wrong by creating a bathroom that lets you go luxe. Indulge all your senses with bubble bath candles fluffy towels and a bath mat to sink your toes into when it's time to dry off and step back into the real world.Wooden bathtubs usually made from waterproofed marine wood add unexpected warmth to tile and stone bathrooms. This rectangular tub works well with an Asian-influenced design but I love that it can feel classic too.This sleek oval soaking tub gives the bathroom an industrial shine. Although stainless steel's durability and easy maintenance are huge pluses homeowners will also appreciate how the metal helps bathwater stay warmer longer.A monochrome bathroom can make a dramatic statement that's modern glamorous and edgy or it can create a serene and soothing space. Opt for just one little feature that breaks slightly from the theme or cover everything with your chosen color — if you dare. It certainly won't be boring. Here's how to get it right.If you aren't ready to say goodbye to the bathtub but you are ready to say goodbye to the shower curtain a glass tub door or screen may be the option for you. It's sleek. It's modern. And it's one way you can make your tub-shower combo look terrific. Find out what the pros have to say about this bathroom remodel option. The selection makes it possible to find almost any solution for your tub-shower combo. When looking at glass options for keeping the water inside your tub-shower you will find everything from stationary panels that extend partway across the side of the tub to frameless glass enclosures that extend all the way across the tub.The child at heart. Acting like a grown-up becomes necessary once you reach a certain age but there's no reason your inner child can't come out to play now and then.Define vanity space. A long towel bar spans the length of this vanity and defines stations at the trough sink. Since the vanity is floating it makes sense to nest the bar squarely underneath it so that it doesn't protrude against the legs of those using the sink.The nature lover. If your dream vacation involves photographing wildlife camping on a remote beach surrounded by the sound of crashing waves and the spectacle of swooping birds — but the rest of the family would rather head to a five-star island resort with a swim-up bar — could this bathroom soothe your soul?The nudist. It's not always practical to unleash your alter ego when it involves shedding all your clothes but there's no reason you can't do the next best thing and bathe au naturel alfresco.Copper's durability and natural patina have contributed to its significant comeback in the last decade. This oval bathtub allows the material's understated luxuriousness to shine. Surrounded by black river stone the contrasting copper tub is perfect for this bathroom's indoor-outdoor feel.Frameless glass tub door. A frameless glass door is a more extended version of the glass screen. It includes a stationary glass screen on one side of the tub and a glass door with a handle on the other side. This option completely encloses the showering area in glass.The modernist. If you'd secretly love to get rid of all your possessions and simplify your life it might be time to embrace your minimalist side.Take your bathroom to a whole new level with a low glass panel that contains the water. Tiled floors and walls and a secure glass installation make it completely waterproof and surprisingly sturdy.The artist. We're all born creative and many of us have a secret dream of casting off the shackles of conventional moneymaking in favor of letting our inner artist shine. Don't ignore the sculptor musician or painter inside you — life is far more fun when you let that artist play.The philosopher. If you find yourself yearning to discuss the ins and outs of surrealism or metaphysics but your friends are more into celebrity gossip or talking about sports use your "me" time in the bathroom to ponder the meaning of life. Take these out-of-the-ordinary cabinets as your inspiration to think along different lines.The rebel. We're all forced to toe the line to some degree — there are laws to follow jobs to show up for and cultural norms to abide by after all. But if a part of you wants to walk your own path a symbol in your bathroom can serve as a reminder to stand up for what you believe in and that you can dance to your own tune … at least to a degree.Glamorous gray. Gray continues to be a top color of choice for new and renovated homes and opting for this color in a bathroom gives it a contemporary edge. In this updated Melbourne Australia period home a neutral palette modernizes while still staying true to its classic roots. There's something refreshingly clean about gray for a bathroom and while both black and white on floors and walls can show dirt a gray bathroom is easy to keep clean. Concrete (and concrete-look tiles) is the material of choice in ultramodern homes and extensions and bathrooms are the latest areas of the house to get the concrete treatment. The wood concrete and black palette of this bathroom continues throughout this Adelaide home. If midgray isn't your thing go for darker charcoals for a tinge of glamour and sophistication. The industrial-style light (with a yellow rather than white globe) and wood countertop add welcome warmth and moodiness to this space. You can never have too much marble in a bathroom especially when the expanse of gray is offset by metallic fixtures and a standout vanity. Marble tiles manage to be classic and contemporary at the same time a great choice for the cutting-edge addition to this home.The academic. Goofed off too much at school to get good marks? Stuck in a dead-end job with zero intellectual stimulation? Studying in your downtime might just provide the brain food you need.Want to really go all natural? This impressive bathtub was carved entirely out of a boulder. An installation like this is absolutely incredible but obviously costly (and could cause some issues with floor support). If you love the look you can purchase a similar-style acrylic version for a fraction of the price.Glass screen. A glass screen or panel extends about 60 percent of the way across the side of the tub and is fixed to the wall with brackets or hinges. It can be stationary or have a door that swings out from the tub. A glass screen is a great option in small bathrooms because it takes up less space physically and visually since less glass and hardware are needed. A glass panel with a door that swings out because it fit the room's contemporary feel and makes the tile in the shower a focal point. The swinging door allows better access to the water controls.Bathtubs. If you can integrate your towel holder onto your shower's frame why not your bathtub's too? If you're wondering the rail mounted on the tub is an available upgrade on Kohler's Vintage model shown here.Material Considerations. Glass thickness the thicker the glass the more durable your door or screen will be. If you are worried about it breaking the most glass doors and screens are made with tempered glass so that you won't have tiny shards in the bathroom if the glass does crack or break. Glass style: While clear glass is the most popular you also can find etched or frosted glass. Glass height: The top of the glass should go up at least to the top of the shower head. Hardware style: A glass screen or frameless glass door requires little hardware compared with a sliding or framed glass door. Clients often opt to use the same hardware finish as the shower head and tub faucet.Shower doors. Keep your towel mount integral to the shower enclosure itself. If you're lucky all the heat and steam against the glass may warm your towel in the process. Here a pivoting door swings on a hinge so the bather can access a towel without having to leave the steamy environs and without dripping any water outside the shower room. Naturally this type of hinged door works best when you have room to spare since its radius projects into the stall.Whose towel is whose. Alternatively you could employ the same strategy of demarcating sink space even without a trough basin by mounting your towel bars just under the lip of the countertop. Especially in a guest room or kid's shared bathroom this makes it easier to identify whose towel is whose compared with a catchall hook mounted somewhere on the wall.Build your tub right into your bathroom floor by sinking it in below floor level. This tub is formed from concrete then tiled for aesthetics and comfort. This can save you the hassle of installing a tub while giving you the benefits of a built-in feature — like the corner seat and step here.This oval teak tub looks just like a wine barrel but a little more luxe. The elongated design makes it extra comfortable; this tub could even host more than one bather at a time.In place of a vanity stool. Another place you might put your personal towels is in a recess where a vanity stool might otherwise go. If you have the space and find you rarely sit down there park a rack there and always have a towel within reach after washing your hands. A separate towel rack on the wall offers ample room for dry towels to warm while their user is showering and for damp towels to dry out.Door mounts. Don't neglect any square inch in your quest to maximize comfort and functionality in your bathroom. Especially in a small bathroom thinking beyond wall space to take advantage of doors and even windowsills can improve flow and open up design possibilities.Feature wall. Most of the previous solutions are optimal in bathrooms lacking in wall space. If you do have a free surface you could easily incorporate your towel racks as part of a feature wall. Here a wood-paneled alcove features five towel bars that the bather can easily reach from the tub.Shower enclosure. Barring a door mount a tiled half wall may be the next best thing. You'll barely have to open the door to access your towel. In this particular shower the shower head and drain are far enough from the exit that you won't have to drench your floors to reach for that towel.Mind the door direction. Which way does the shower door swing? Locating your towels so they can be grabbed quickly minimizes the distance one must lean out of the shower stall and therefore minimizes the risk of slipping and falling or experiencing an uncomfortable chill from spending more than a couple of seconds outside the shower stall's steamy cocoon. If you only have one wall to hang your towels make sure to have your shower door mounted to open in the most convenient direction.Inside the shower. If you're sensitive to the cold and would rather have every single shower accouterment at your fingertips the instant you turn the water off a towel rack inside the shower stall might be right for you. If you want to pull this off it helps to have either a longer-than-standard-size shower stall or a rainfall shower that will be less likely to splash and get your dry towel wet.The life of the party. Rubbing shoulders with the cool kids on the dance floor of the hippest nightclub in town might not be how you spend a typical Saturday night. But do you wish it were different?The exhibitionist. Some people thrive on attention and dream of finding fame and fortune on the stage. In this bathroom you have permission to sing at full volume in the shower put on a show and dance as if everyone is watching.


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Monday, November 25, 2013
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PLEASE include the Exorcist image in your presentation! I'm a patent attorney and I try to put anything amusing into my incredibly dry lectures on patent law.ReplyDelete
Coming from a similar perspective where I try not to mention that I'm a lawyer so people don't think I'm threatening to sue them, I would have tried to approach it similarly in the beginning. With no response to the email, though, I'd probably follow up with something more forceful that cited statistics about schools being sued for failing to notify parents. It may not be the best move, but they're being exceptionally unreasonable by not later addressing your issues. Also, they should really change their notification standards.
I find that schools especially public schools are quick to call you if your child is throwing up. However for all other matters including discipline matters they prefer not to communicate with parents. Boy, that came out bitter. For people who teach our children to communicate, I find them not very good communicators with parents. I would follow up with the Principal.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:39 PM
As a matter of fact, my third-grader broke his arm at recess two weeks ago. It wasn't an obvious break, but the fact that he couldn't raise his arm was concerning to the school nurse when she examined him. She immediately called me (she had to work through several contact numbers to track me down because I'd inadvertently left my cell phone in the car) and told me point blank to get his arm x-rayed. My kids have had a garden variety of playground injuries at school over the years, and the nurse always calls the parents about them, even if she is just going to send the kids back to class, so that the parent knows about the injury and can monitor the child at home.ReplyDelete
I would also schedule a meeting with the principal and nurse, and with your background, maybe suggest they come up with a more effective protocol and procedure for when serious injury occurs on their grounds. If they acted the way they did with Cal's injury, sadly, it's just a matter of time with something else happens and next thing they know, a law suit is being thrown their way.ReplyDelete
If they still don't follow up with you, you can always take it to "that level" as my mother calls it, where you contact the superintendent or the school board.
On another note, I am glad you all are having a talk about ways to prevent all the nausea and puking after surgery. When I had my knuckles replaced 3 years ago, post op was horrible. I have NEVER thrown up so much in my life. As happy as I am to have my right hand done next summer, I am quite anxious about the possibility of being sick after surgery like I was before.
If thee fact that you and Joe are doctors matters, it shouldn't. Foremost you are Cal's parents and if he is hurt enough to be exhibiting pain even a half hour later you should have been called. In the least the nurse should have iced it and called. Generally I was called if my kids skinned their knees. If my kid was sent home with a broken bone I would have raised hell. Generally best practice is to start gentle, but leave options open. Even if they think you can go over their head they are more likely to act.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:50 PM
No, you are not holding the nurse to unfairly high standards and you most definitely should have received a phone call. A thorough review of their call-the-parents SOP is in order. And, really, he can't raise his arm?! A nurse of school-aged children should be capable of recognizing that isn't normal!ReplyDelete
I agree, meet with the principal.
So sorry this happened to Cal. I had a similar situation in kindergarten where the teacher wouldn't send me to the nurse despite not being able to use my hand the rest of the school day post-recess when another kid tackled me into a ditch and wouldn't let me up despite my screams. I still remember it vividly. When I got off the bus I cried to my mom who upon observing my mangled fingers unleashed her wrath on the teacher and the school. I still have an overall bad memory of my kindergarten experience and other offenses the teacher did. Years later I heard she ended up blind at a relatively young age. Hmmmm...Anyway good for you for speaking out and I still think they owe you an apology.ReplyDelete
You know what, the same thing happened to us when my son Chris poked his eye with the pencil tip. The nurse made him wash out his eye with water and sent him back to class. When he came home, he was complaining how sensitive his eye was to light and how he couldn't open it. The next morning we had to take him to the pediatrician and then got referred to a pediatric opthalmologist. Yep, not once did the nurse call or the teacher leave a note in his folder regarding this. I, unfortunately, did not contact the principal and I really should have. I guess school officials are too busy to let parents know of their child's injury. I think at the least they should send a note home, even if it is one of those fill-in-type forms, letting parents know if their child visited the school nurse and for what reason. You never know when it might be more serious that they think.ReplyDelete
- parodie4:30 PM
I would think that your being a doctor might make you more forgiving rather than more demanding - a non-doctor like myself might find a broken clavicle much more frightening and be more likely to want to speak in all caps (MY SON BROKE A BONE!). Definitely follow-up, if you are willing to spend the energy. You're doing the rest of the community a favour.ReplyDelete
I think you are being very calm. I'd be having a face to face and also - raising hell.ReplyDelete
I would actually start with the classroom teacher. Yes, the nurse should have called. However, the teacher had a child in his/her classroom, in pain and probably in tears and could have contacted you at any time that afternoon. Sad, I've had the opposite experience of school nurses calling for every little thing - I think that is preferable! Hope he is feeling better soon, and yes you should follow up with the school.ReplyDelete
We get called on every bonk and bump. I would be furious. Their ongoing lack of communication is frightening, infuriating, and warrants aggressive action on your part. What are they being paid for!?!ReplyDelete
- Heidi6:17 PM
Yes, a meeting with you, the principal, the nurse and the teacher is definitely in order, for all the reasons mentioned above. As someone else said I think you're actually being extra reasonable and forgiving in this situation because of your background. Sometimes school nurses are new grads with no experience under their belt, which doesn't excuse anything of course, but the school needs to follow up with him/her and also with you.ReplyDelete
On another note: would you be willing to share your PONV findings? I'm an ortho nurse and boy howdy do I get barfed on a lot.
Meeting with the principal and if he pulls the, "You're a doctor, stop overreacting," then superintendent, then letter to the editor. I can't remember if Cal is in public school, but if he is, nothing gets Southerners all riled up like a good letter to the editor. I know you're worried about being THAT MOM and are overcompensating with the non-threatening, non-doctor role, but seriously, they messed up. Two hours sitting with a broken clavicle?! What. the. eff.ReplyDelete
I agree with the suggestion of meeting with the principal. Perhaps volunteer your (& Joe's?) help with reviewing protocols when it comes to medical emergencies in school?ReplyDelete
- Cara7:24 PM
OhMahGosh - can't believe that happened! I think the principal has had ample time to respond. I'd send off an email to the superintendent. I don't think your profession would play into this at all - no excuse that by now you haven't received an acknowledgement re: lack of communication and how things will work going forward, with or without an apology. Infuriating! Also: need recipe for your chili.ReplyDelete
First: I re-iterate what folks have said: you're justified in being miffed. Your concerns are valid that they're going to expect you to be extra-cranky on account of your profession (but their expectation itself isn't). People will always make assumptions, and educators encounter enough flavors of helicopter parent that they're probably very quick to assume. But, that doesn't mean you should try to over-compensate; their mis-perceptions are their problems, not yours. Personally, I think you're letting the school nurse off easy. If the worst thing that happens is that they become a little jumpy about making sure they over-communicate with you, that's better than things are now.ReplyDelete
As a next step, I would email the principle again. It can be friendly and cordial, no big deal – just "Hello and thanks for looking in to it" ... "was just wondering what the outcome was?" ... "know you value communication with parents" ... "confidence that communication will flow more freely in future situations" ... "happy to come in and chat if that's more convenient than email", etc., etc.
I know of at least on principal who 1) has ADHD 2) is overworked 3) really bad with email. I'd operate under these sorts of assumptions about the radio silence, and continue to be a polite squeaky wheel... otherwise you're just going to worry that your kids aren't safe there.
- Anonymous8:21 PM
You're being way too nice. When I was in elementary school, our parents got calls when we had fevers or even just unrelenting stomachaches. A serious playground injury with a visibly broken clavicle? That school RN needs to be fired. The principal needs to be reprimanded by the school board for not following up with you. And I'd seriously consider transferring my kid to a private school. Shit like that doesn't go down in private schools.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:31 PM
In addition to having that talk with the principal, maybe it's also a good idea to teach your kids that if they are in excruciating pain, they're allowed to request to call you too? Not that the onus is on an elementary schooler to self-diagnose, but self-empowerment is a good thing, too!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11:30 PM
In your presentation you should include as patient if they have ever gotten sick from anasthesia. I've had 12 surgeries (don't ask) and only got sick after the first one. Before every other surgery I tell everyone I get sick and they load me up with zofran.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11:53 PM
This made me crazy, because almost the exact same thing happened to me when I was a couple of years older than Cal, except it was a broken foot in gym class. I dragged my foot around in tears the rest of the day, and every single teacher I told laughed and said I should have been more careful. By the time I was picked up from school, the swelling was so bad that the ER doctors couldn't put a cast on it; I was sent home to ice it for 3 days first. My Dad handled the situation by speaking directly with the principal and saying pretty much what you said, "Hey, this stuff happens, but why did my daughter walk on a broken foot for 3 hours AFTER complaining about being in a lot of pain?" The school ended up offering to pay the medical expenses and putting rules in place about what to do if someone is in tears and unable to bear weight... And it wasn't laugh at the child and tell them to suck it up! As a side note, I was in a private school- this stuff can happen anywhere.ReplyDelete
- Jan12:15 AM
My grandaughter had an allergic reaction and school called me and said come get her she is having problems breathing and needs to go to the ER. I was there in about 10 mins, and expected them to have sent for an ambulance. No such thing she was wheezing, in distress and I whipped her up to the ER where they took her straight in and gave medication.ReplyDelete
The school were very blaise about things, but I was livid, in an allergic reaction situation, minutes count. They just poo poohed away.
I got a call that my kid fell and had a bleeding lip, that the bleeding had stopped, but they wanted me to know so that I wasn't alarmed when he came home with a swollen mouth. I would definitely arrange for a meeting with the principal about this. It's unacceptable.ReplyDelete
I am with you that to not be notified when he couldn't lift his arm is not acceptable. They certainly notify parents when there is lice! I think, for parents everywhere, that you don't give up in understanding how the system failed Cal.ReplyDelete
Take care!
I would have gone there in.person and ripped someones head off,but then.ive never been.known to be that nice....ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:27 AM
You're taking this much, much better than little old non-MD, avoided-biology-class-like-the-plague-in-high-school me. I do come from a long line of educators, though, and any educator/nurse/administrator who doesn't recognize when a child is crying in pain nor acknowledge a child's request for help is simply negligent. The principal really needs to be told that this isn't an acceptable situation, for Cal or for any other child in his care. I'm livid just thinking about any child having to sit in class for hours with a broken clavicle!ReplyDelete
So no, you're definitely not overreacting.
I would have gone there in.person and ripped someones head off,but then.ive never been.known to be that nice....ReplyDelete
- Tiffany12:40 AM
As a nurse, I want to point out that even new grads should recognize what you've described. I'm not sure what the laws are in GA, but here in NY you must be an RN to work in a school, unsupervised. An RN should be able to handle a playground injury, calls should have been made, and the principal should be offering to buff your shoes with his goatee at this point. Your profession has nothing to do with it. Your child sat crying with a broken f'ing bone for the rest of the day!!ReplyDelete
Don't go easy on the principal and, PLEASE, don't go easy on the nurse. If she could overlook this, it could be something life threatening next time.
That's terrible. When my kids have had serious injuries at school (severely sprained ankle and--as it happens--broken left clavicle) there were multiple calls from the school (school nurse, apologetic principal) and both times the school's insurance picked up medical bills (they offered).ReplyDelete
Heck. Two weeks ago when my six-year-old tripped getting into the school bus and hurt her lip, they called me to let me know what to expect... The behavior at Cal's school is unacceptable and also NOT the norm. Please use your medical professional status to make sure they review their practices.
(And yes, please use the exorcist still! The kids live to insert trippy pink elephants and stills from _The Shining_ into the spouse's med school prof lectures.)
I broke my collarbone in high school playing on the soccer team. It was the same kind of thing. I fell and everyone told me to get up, shake it off, get back out there. I asked to be subbed out cause I couldn't move my arm and my parents seemed embarrassed they had to walk me to the trainer. The trainer had no idea what my problem was but my parents did drive me to the ER where the doctors kept backing away from the xray saying, "wow, I could see that from here." "No, I could see that from HERE" Come to find out that it is the most common break and feel that the coach should have know that and especially the TRAINER. I mean, isn't that your job?ReplyDelete
So, maybe there is just something about that particular break that is hard to diagnosis?
Unrelated story, at a fun run put on by the school, my son fell and bruised his, well, down there really bad and it was bleeding. The administration was unsympathetic when I asked if the nurse was around or if they had ice or a band aid. They were apparently behind me when I told someone else the people in charge were unhelpful and then suddenly were very attentive and called me at home to check on it. Very interesting.
- Anonymous9:33 AM
Never had good experience communicating with my child's school. When trying to stop bullying, things got worse. I had to keep talking to teacher, then principle. And teacher started isolating my kid, ignoring kid in class. We had to change school. They will remember this incident for the rest of your time in that school. And your reputation of complainer will only make school less friendly for your kid, no matter how justified your complaint was. I wanted to prevent that, and initially kept communication verbal only. When it did not work I escalated to e-mails and principal meetings. Your writing an e-mail was a higher level of threat to the school, thus you should expect defensive reaction.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:51 AM
Oh, PLEASE include the Exorcist photo!ReplyDelete
On a parallel note, to share an amusing-now-and-not-nearly-as-serious-but-on-the-barf-topic-school-notification-horror-story:
Three days before Christmas, Child A barfs onto Child B (mine). Child A is sent home. I discover this event from my daughter when she emerges from school smelling like a vomitorium. (And guess who no one would sit with/play with at lunch?) The spewage from Child A occurred at 9am; this is at 3:30pm. When I asked the principal why I was not contacted to (at the very least!) deliver clean clothing, I'm told that "the teacher scraped the chunks off of her clothes and tried to clean her up." So, problem solved? REALLY?
Guess which family spent Christmas Eve/Christmas Day in the bathroom? Sure, it could have happened even if she did get clean clothing, but I desperately wanted to sentence that teacher to 6 hours of wearing vomit-covered attire.
Don't expect a response/resolution. You can't fix stupid. Instead, teach Cal a little more assertiveness to insist you be contacted on his own if he is in pain.
That is so f-ed up what happened at school. Not surprising, I guess though. At least Cal didn't report that his teacher yelled at him to stop crying repeatedly. Is it bad that my expectations are that low?ReplyDelete
You should totally include that picture in your talk.
WTF? I work in a small private school with no nurse, but as a teacher I would have immediately called you! Pain is hard to fake, and little kids are terrible fakers. Our policy is to email/send a note home for any minor injuries (scrapes, bruises, small cuts), call for anything on the head or face, and call for any suspected broken bones. I had a boy with nursemaid's elbow last year and we called any time he fell on his elbow.ReplyDelete
I would expect at the minimum a note home with the child saying they had been to the nurse's office, and a call for anything more than a minor cut or scrape.
I'll present the other side. This does not mean I disagree with you, merely that I'm presenting the other side.ReplyDelete
I was a latchkey kid starting at age 6. Financially, there was no other option. One time, I think it was 4th grade, I was very sick but went to school anyway because it didn't feel that bad in the morning. It wasn't a broken bone, but it was a very high fever along with other symptoms. The school nurse called my mom to tell her to pick me up immediately. My mother worked 1.5hrs away, so by the time she would have arrived, the school day would be nearly over.
But the commute time was beside the point. At her job, taking or making personal calls could get you disciplined and even fired. There was an emergency contact on file, but when they called the emergency contact, there was no answer.
My mom told the nurse to send me home, as in, let her walk home (about 20 minutes). The school refused. So I stayed in the nurse's office until school ended, at which point I walked home, throwing up once along the way.
That night, my mom sat me down for a serious talk and chastised me for going to the nurse's office. She said that I knew she couldn't have picked me up and that it jeopardized her job (true, I did know but didn't completely understand the implications), and the school had said that if she didn't come, they would send me to the emergency room, and that would have put my family in major debt because we were uninsured.
After that, my mother put a fake work number for the school to call.
Looking back as an adult, I do regret going to the nurse's office that day, and I most certainly would have protested the nurse calling her, though I doubt they would have listened to me. My mom's job situation was truly that precarious that it would have been better for me to suck it up until the end of the school day.
If it were a broken bone the situation would probably have been different because you have to seek medical help, and you can't suck it up and wait for it to go away. But for a bad flu, I could have sucked it up and, knowing what I know now, I would have.
My best friend at the time suddenly moved at the end of the next school year, and I didn't know why until years later. He had gotten in trouble at school, and his mom was ordered to leave work and pick him up. The first time it was okay, but the third time she lost her job. Ironically, she was a nurse. At the same time, his father walked out on the family which consisted of three children, leaving them with a sizable mortgage. They lost the house and had to move in with the mother's parents in a different city.
It's perfectly reasonable to expect a note at the end of the day saying that the kid was in the nurse's office, and it's wrong that they didn't do that.
But in some situations, calling parents during the workday about every trip to the nurse's office can do more harm than good, and it can also make a child reluctant to ever visit the nurse again.
Again, I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm only saying that these decisions are more complex than you may realize.
I feel you are overly trying NOT to be all "I'm a doctor" about this because you are actually a doctor. Go get on them for not doing what you think is a normal thing and calling the parent about a kid getting possibly hurt at school. A parent of another profession could easily be like what you are worried of coming across as. aka, "WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU" slap the nurse on the wrist or something due to the not calling thing. And issue an apology letter or follow up on the changes based on what had occurred. Good for you to email the Principal but maybe something more is needed or email him again to ask if the changes had been made.ReplyDelete
- Jen5:37 PM
Poor Cal!ReplyDelete
This is totally unacceptable and should be dealt with clearly and immediately by the school. If the Principal doesn't follow up soon I would strongly encourage you to contact him again. Or the board or whatever.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
- Anonymous6:34 PM
I teach kindergarten, so it's a little different than older students (I think there is typically a lot more school to home communication with younger students) but I'll give my opinion anyway if that's okay:) If you feel comfortable talking to Cal's teacher, I would mention the situation to her and how you would really like to be called in the future. I have had students who I call/email parents for often, and students who have parents that only want to be reached in a true emergency. Sometimes I learn through trial and error, other times parents communicate this to me. I think that you should have heard back from the principal, and communicating with him or the teacher for follow-up would be appropriate. It is really difficult because every child and situation is so different. I cannot speak to the nurse recognizing the break; that is out of my area of expertise. However, if a parent ever is feeling concerned I appreciate knowing so that I can do the best job possible down the road. I'm sorry this happened to your son and I hope that things get resolved quickly. Reading all the stories about people with similar experiences makes me sad; I don't think, and really hope, that families in my classroom and school are not feeling this way. The decision of calling/not calling is always a tough one but knowing where individual families stand makes it easier.ReplyDelete
Huh...coming from the perspective of NoKidsNoIdea :)ReplyDelete
I remember my school nurse called home for EVERYTHING-granted, I was terribly allergic to nuts and bee stings and asthmathic, so she erred on the side of caution. If I got scraped up on the playground, a note home.
But in the day and age of email, you'd think that sending a quick email note to both you and your husband "Hey, just so you know, XXX happened. This is what we did so please call with any questions or concerns" would have been the BARE minimum.
So yeah, I'd say something.
- Anonymous9:30 PM
Re: the picture, YES. Re: the nurse, that is some bullshit. I have gotten calls from my kids school nurse about things I wouldn't have thought twice about at home, and for the longest time, I thought that this was because she knew I was a nurse as well. Turns out, she calls everyone for every little thing. Given the choice between a call about a rash on my kids wrist that only she can see and not getting a call at all about a broken bone, I'll choose the call every time. Glad Cal is alright.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:19 AM
Former teacher here. Current elementary school parent. I do not think this was a complex call to make. There was an incident. He was hurt. He was in pain. He was visibly hurt. You should have been called. The principal should have emailed you back with information. Balls were dropped. I advise emailing the principal to follow-up and/or showing up with your husband to discuss. They know better. If the principal never responds, I'd email his boss to ask what your expectations should be around this type of thing. Completely unacceptable.ReplyDelete
I am a physican and my husband is not. I think you're being overly sensitive / trying to compensate because you are both doctors. I'm pretty sure my husband would have had someone fired if something like that happened to our daughter. This is totally unacceptable and you shouldn't let it slide.ReplyDelete
Dear Michelle: I love your blog. and must tell you that your decision to go part time inspired me a bit...I am also a physician w two youn g kids.ReplyDelete
I also happen to be someone who is terrible at email in the sense that I use it expressively (or have, in the past) and so am experienced now in not receiving responses/ being shocked by people not responding/ being at times even outraged etc etc.
The one practical thing I can point out: when a certain kind of (often administrative) person gets an email that is expressive (in that it does not ask a yes/no question or a point blank question or make a clear demand for something - ie Could you please do X?) it is actually to be expected that the (adminsitrative) person doesnt answer.
The mindset seems to be:
a) Not answering leaves more options open. By not answering it leaves open the possibility of saying, if ever asked about the email: I didnt know you wanted a response; I thought the matter had been resolved; I didnt receive the email; The matter was internally discussed. Ie it leaves the maximum flexibility for the person receiving the uncomfortable email.
b) Almost 100 percent of the time, the email has in fact been read, discussed, debated, created anxiety, created a response, created planning etc. Ie in the email you are describing, re: pointing out a serious flaw in the communication and possibly the nursing evaluation system at the school, the principal most likely discussed the email with the legal department who advised him or her not to answer and to wait to see what you did next, if anything, and also wait and see that the child recovered normally. Ie once a response is sent, if God forbid there had not been normal recovery, then it bcomes part of a record that could be involved in legal action. Your saying these things happen might have meant, in your mind, that you dont want to sue, but in a legal mind, they might mean: you are thinking about suing or think taht you could have sued or at some point were angry enough to sue and talked yourself out of it.
c) If you want a response for sure, call the school and ask to speak with the teacher and principal. I dont think its as appropriate to speak directly to the nurse because there isnt the same relationship of ongoing comunication about ones child w/ a nurse vs the classroom teacher who is the responsible party, ultimately, for coordinating with parents.
I hope that helps. I have learned a lot about how to manage expectations around email and now have reached the point that I am just not going to use it for any emotionally weighted communication.
And enjoy your chickees! They are adorable. Makes me hold my own two all the more tightly.Replies
- Anonymous8:14 AM
I agree, this is a very helpful post that makes me better understand why people don't respond to this sort of thing. Thanks. And Michelle, hope you have talked to the principal as all suggest. My kids have been in public schools for a total of 21 years and they have called about every tumble, scrape, wheeze, bump, and yes, a fractured arm.Delete
I think you probably reacted even MORE CALMLY than a non-medical professional would about a BROKEN BONE.ReplyDelete
Ultimately-- the nurse didn't think it was a big deal so she didn't call. But that's a standard school-age injury. Ridiculous all around.
The best course of action may be to bring this up at a PTA meeting. I have a feeling the administration will answer (or not) in whatever way they think is least likely to lead to a lawsuit rather than work toward a practical solution. At a PTA meeting, however, you can make the case to all the other parents and hopefully come to a consensus about standard operating procedure.ReplyDelete
A clear policy needs to be in place about what types of nurse visits warrant immediate phone calls rather than a note at the end of the day that the child was seen at the nurse (something I think should be standard practice).
Then at the beginning of the school year, allow parents to elect to a) accept the default policy, b) request immediate notification for any nurse visit, or c) request immediate notification only for true emergencies.
As for worrying that you'll come across as an Asshole Patient physician, most of the non-medical world has no idea that asshole patient physicians are a phenomenon. If anything, you may be more likely to be taken seriously if you are a medical professional. So don't let that influence your actions.
- Anonymous8:01 AM
Call them. It is so easy for an email to be (mis)interpreted in a number of ways. It is so easy to spend time writing a well-crafted email to display your point of view. But if you are looking for human compassion (and it seems like you are) start with human interaction. It is just as easy to call and talk to the nurse/ principalReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:07 PM
I am a teacher. I would have called home. In fact, I have called home when the school nurse and other admin didn't. Even mother ignored me. Child was suffering from appendicitis and every one else ignored. Make a big deal. You have my permission. And I teach high school and see the kid for 45 minutes.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:06 AM
A similar thing recently happened to me with my 5 year old, where he fell from about 8-9 feet onto his wrist. When I picked him up a few hours later at the usual time, they mentioned it but said they thought he was fine. Unlike the above picture, he didn't have an obvious deformity, and he was keeping it together pretty well. So the call was a little more difficult without any experience, but I thought the school should know that with that mechanism of injury, they should expect a fracture. Like you, I didn't want the message to be about the injury itself, and I was sensitive that as a pediatrician I had to be more careful.ReplyDelete
What was especially galling was that they had previously called me about a mosquito bite!
- Anonymous10:37 PM
I am a former teacher, current mother and surgery wife. 1- send your kid to private school because you pay for the basic stuff of: call me when my kid breaks a bone 2- you have every right to be upset. it's quite patient and polite of you to not go in there raising hell like it's nobody's business 3- Joe SHOULD go up there and let them know his boy was hurt, this professionalism is bullshit and unbecoming of any school administrator and lastly 4- PUT HIM IN PRIVATE SCHOOL. did i already mention that? i taught in the BEST most elite public school system in TX. (You know, big oil $ blah blah). You can't beat the individual attention at private school--end of story. Don't feel like a snob for public school NOT being good enough. Now is the time to find your spine, curse that principal and send your business elsewhere. They love your son for his brains and test scores but nobody, not even the teacher, has the decency to CALL you? that is code behavior for: I don't care about your kid, period. Trust me, I would know. There were so many POS teachers I worked with that I can't get into details of how awful they were to kids who deserved it much less kids who did NOT deserve it. You can't say there weren't warning signs if something worst happens--and it can. Do NOT kid yourself one bit. All school personnel from principal on down are over worked, underpaid and many of those in public education are just complete worthless folks who have a sensitivity chip missing. Again, trust me, I would know. Nobody wants to take that extra step of being human because they might get sued or sucked into some drama that takes away from their life and being a teacher already means you work an extra 20 hours a week for free. It's kind of like residency except the pay never improves and the quality of your patients goes down as you progress through your career. Move schools NOW and never look back. TRUST ME.ReplyDeleteReplies
FWIW, I worked at a boarding school where parents paid as much as they would for a private college education. The staff there were overworked and underpaid, and the "nurse" they had wasn't actually a licensed nurse. Her degree was in journalism, I believe. All of us staff were told to keep that quiet.Delete
- Anonymous9:52 PM
Not all private schools are created equal. You have to do your homework. The most expensive school in my city is the worst in my professional opinion. They don't have strong academics and their social dynamics are obnoxious. It's where the dumb rich kids go. You are right that there are imperfections in private school however, if you find a private school that "fits" your family they will most definitely listen and do the appropriate thing when an issue arises whether it's after the fact or before something becomes an issue. Public schools are dying a slow miserable death. That principal sounds like a jerk and no complaining TO him or HIS PTA will be worth your while. HE knows who HE hired and everyone knows who the crummy staff are and who the good staff are. Everyone knows who not to piss off (school secretary and possibly school nurse and sounds like your son's teacher is a jerk too for not caring enough to call you). So do what you want but that kind of crap would NEVER be tolerated in a private school that would value my money because I'm not the type of person to want to go to the "best" simply because it's "the best". I decide what is worth my time and money and public school with jerks like that are not worth my time.Delete
My son's elementary school (over 900 students!) calls home about scrapes. They call home about bruises. They call home about "he came in with a stomach ache, we encouraged him to use the restroom".ReplyDelete
Sincerely. You need to talk face-to-face with the principal about the unacceptability of the lack of communication, which is obviously fostered by HIS OFFICE since he has not communicated with you.
- Cindy4:14 AM
I love how this has turned into a private vs public school debate. We are in an under-resourced public school in San Francisco, don't even have the funding for a school nurse, and we still get called about every little bump. Fine, the nurse might have been an idiot, but the teacher or the principal should definitely have called you.ReplyDelete
When I was a fourth-grader, I destroyed my arm by falling of a slide. Perhaps because it was a private school or maybe because my whole arm was an amorphous mess that was obviously, exceptionally broken, nearly every administrator called every number listed for my family. Not being able to get a hold of my parents, the principal and one of the school nurses DROVE me to the ER. I woulds say it was a pretty good experience, though I was a little mortified as a fourth grader when the ER tech asked if the Principal was my dad. I'm not ultimately sure why, now...but you know.. I was eight.ReplyDelete
- Vi5:47 PM
Wow. You're right to be upset! Schools employ nurses to attend to sick/injured kids, rather than random admin assistants, because nurses are health professionals who are supposed to be able to accurately assess situations precisely like this! (In a way, it's even kind of insulting to nursing as a whole to suggest that it was reasonable for the school nurse not to have been able to deal with this appropriately.)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:02 PM
Good Lord Michelle! I'm so sorry to hear this happened. That nurse should be FIRED for not recognizing the fracture or seeing a need to contact you. If my kid were made to sit for hours in pain due to someone's utter incompetence there would be hell to pay. I would ask for a meeting with all involved to hear their version of events. If unsatisfied, I'd talk to a reporter for your local newspaper. That way the entire community can weigh in on how to handle the matter.ReplyDelete
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Southampton Football Club are to put Liverpool's word to the test in a bid to hold on to their captain Adam Lallana.
It comes as the Saints captain and the rest of the England squad set off for Miami this afternoon.
The 26-year-old was picture on the plane sitting next to midfield Jack Wilshere on which the Arsenal player posted on the social network site Instagram, below.
Wilshere posted: "Me and Mr Lallana ready for a long flight!"
Liverpool had initially offered £20m for the 26-year-old, but were unable to convince Saints to sell for that amount.
Yesterday it was reported that they have now upped that offer to £25 million in a bid to convince Saints to sell.
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That is the same tactic they used to help push through a deal for Lallana's club and international teammate, Rickie Lambert, who is expected to complete his switch to Anfield on Monday.
But Saints look likely to hold off on any offer for Lallana before the World Cup.
The club feel they are in a stronger position when it comes to Lallana, and also Luke Shaw (below), with Manchester United making their own final push to sign the left-back before England depart for Brazil.
United have already offered £27m for the 18-year-old and are keen to wrap up a deal before anyone else can swoop in and hijack it, approaching Saints again yesterday to try and move things forward.
The club want to put transfer dealings on hold until a new manager is in place and the World Cup is over.
It is increasingly unlikely that either player will remain at the club this summer, but Saints feel under less pressure to deal with those matters quickly than they did with Lambert.
Even if they do feel a sale is inevitable, the club know that interest will not disappear and their values may even rise in Brazil.
When they reach Florida Roy Hodgson's squad will take part in a pre-World Cup training camp, before jetting off to South America next Sunday.
Hodgson has said he will allow clubs to send out staff to Florida to conduct medicals in the players' free time if absolutely necessary, but nothing will be allowed once England head to Brazil.
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Month 35: Beach Trifecta
Our fifth anniversary was this year and we went back to the same beach for the weekend in Gloucester, MA (Wingaershek Beach and Good Harbor) that we went to for the last two years (Diaper Free at the Beach and Beach Redux).
Itty Bitty had a grand time playing with what she called "the goose" (seagulls) and we named the relentless pursuit Beach Geese Bowling. Daddy Man was run through the ringer and was exhausted from all the physical activity. Unlike other years, it wasn't oppressively hot so the water and ambient temperature were very pleasant. I spent a lot of time in the water with Mini Moose. You can read about the daily details of our beach bum days on Little Brother's potty blog starting here.
We set up camp much closer to the beach public facilities this year and I remembered to bring the little potty this time and a storage container to make it more pleasant to carry to the loo. Even though Itty Bitty doesn't need the little potty, I encouraged her to use it in our sun tent so she didn't have to contend with the walk with a full bladder. I wanted to set her up for success and make it easier on myself sincev Mini Moose is still so little. I encourage my EC peers to not be afraid to travel with EC babies. I find that catching during outings easier than in the house. I don't know if it is the activity, the mental clarity, the fresh air, or proximity to Mother Nature — but it has an effect!
Itty Bitty has had no mishaps this month. My only role is still "messy poop butt wiper" ad soon she will not call upon me even for that. She still stays dry all night with no potty breaks needed which is on average 8-10 hours, but up to 13 hours! We are cosleeping and she does stir in the night and resumes slumber after checking for me and plastering herself against my back, so it isn't a coma-like sleep. She usually uses the big toilet preferentially without the insert unless she decides she'll be there a while and wants to be comfortable. She uses the little potty once in a while and empties it as always. If her underwear is dirty from a wiping mishap she puts it in the hamper and helps herself to the underwear on the shelf (I think I mentioned that some time ago that once she learned to use door knobs and was tall enough she no longer needed me to get her underwear — there is a closet by the bathroom which is where I keep underwear, socks, and cloths).
Other Non Potty Notables:
At the beginning of the summer, Itty Bitty was just an inch too short in the legs to use the tricycles we had for her and couldn't quite manage them very well. Now she can touch the pedals without effort. I am both happy and pouty — I'm sure you parents understand!
She has been practicing brushing her own teeth for the past year and has gotten quite good, though she has trouble still with the motion for brushing the surface of the molars and can't get behind the tooth surfaces. Our next dentist appointment she will have her first cleaning since she did so well at our last "look and see" visit.
Itty Bitty and fit right into her role as Big Sister. Perhaps, with a bit more enthusiasm than I expected and that presents a total opposite set of issues such as how to help her to give her brother space. I was prepared for rivalry, not smothering! Hah! At first I resisted, but decided it was better to embrace the love and let her hold him for short times while sitting even when he was newborn, and then later show her how to properly pick up Mini Moose when he was strong. He loves it when she picks him up. Go figure! Itty Bitty also enjoys wiping up spit up from his face. They have toy "arguments", of course, and for some reason she wants to ride him like a horse. We don't expect perfection around here — it's a process!
Can you believe Itty Bitty will be THREE next month!?
Posted on August 22, 2012, in Parenting, Potty Training, Toddlers and tagged diaper free, ec, elimination communication, month 35, natural infant hygiene, nih, potty learning. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.


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