Mom was terrified after teachers ‘ignore’ the message of harassment written in the boy’s head for the whole school day

We all hate it when our children quarrel, but one mother is facing the latest rivalry of sisters and sisters.

Her 10-year-old son, armed with a charpie, used the school bus to leave his ‘artistic creativity’ … using the forehead of his five-year-old brother as his canvas.

“They just ignored it”

“My 10-year-old son wrote” Dumb Donut “on the forehead of his five-year-old brother while they were on the bus to school this morning,” she says.

The worst part? None of the adults at school contacted it or offered to wash it for it.

“They just ignored it,” she reveals.

“He said his teacher did not see him, which I didn’t understand because I saw him as soon as I caught him today.”

Has left the mother completely in a loss for what she can do.

“This is the first time my older son has done such a thing and I’m not sure how to correct the situation,” she explains.

Now she is trying to find the best punishment to suit crime.

Considering Reddit, she hopes other parents to offer advice.

“My intestinal instinct was to write something on his forehead so that he would have to go to school with something negative throughout the day, as he did to his brother,” she suggested.

However, in the second she thought she was not sure how successful this would be.

“I feel like this just comes from a place of anger. I’m not sure how to handle the situation.”

“Did he think it was funny?”

Commentators offered advice, sharing what they would do if they were in her shoes.

“Talk to her to respect other people’s bodies. But don’t disrespect it, ”one reader said.

“Is there a chance that he just wrote it because he thought it looked silly. Not to degrade his brother really?” Another question.

“This is not absolutely okay. I sympathize with your first initial instinct to protect your youngest by punishing the oldest,” a third added.

The mother opened for her emotional number.

“The opinion of my five-year-old who goes to school with ‘Dumb Donut’ written on his forehead all day is very worrying to me,” she explained.

“He was very upset about it. Mostly because he asked his brother to stop when writing on him, and his brother held his arm and restrained him in order to write it this morning.”

She added, “I like the idea of ​​making him do something to connect with his brother in the country. I definitely agree that I do not feel like the crime should return to it.

“I want to model a more positive punishment than a negative. I try to make my sons feel empathy for each other and always try to let them know that the way you treat people is how you would like to be treated and how you would like to feel. “