Managing Aggressive Behavior in Toddlers at Daycare

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1MANAGEMENT
XXX Street,
Yaletown Vancouver, BC
Dear Dr. And Mrs. Wong,
I am thankful for your interest in enrolling your child to Little Duckling Daycare. We
have always been focused and passionate in providing the right for your children. At Little
Duckling Daycare we position every child at the centre of all our activities. As a director and
owner of Little Duckling, I make it certain that every child leave us at the end of each day with a
smile on their face and having embraced valuable information they have obtained to come back
to us the next time to learn some more.
However, I felt heaviness in my heart to notify that Benjamin, in recent times have been
showing biting behaviour along with other aggressive behavioural patterns which have been
creating challenges for other children as well as teachers. Such an aggressive behaviour has been
sceptical and causing disruption to the learning experiences of other children. As a director of
Little Duckling it is of immense dismay for me to inform you that we have put utmost efforts to
understand the demands and Benji’s violent behaviour and have provided him sessions for self-
control and problem-solving skills. However, his biting behaviour has become greatly upsetting
and turning out to be potentially harmful behaviour. This has led other parents to raise concern
for their children and few of them have also warned school authority to withdraw their children if
there is no change Benji’s behaviour.
Thus, administration of Little Duckling Daycare has decided to debar Benji in order to
provide you the scope of present your son certain effective measures for preventing his biting
and aggressive behaviour. Dr and Mrs Wong, I know that you are worried regarding your child’s