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So, we thought we were paid for the month of december, and i guess we werent, but they aaid we can pay next time, so we stayed, but now I am reconsidering. The boys like it, but i dont think ita worth hurting their self esteem. So, i was thinking of writting the mom a letter and just finishing up december, but i dont know if i want to any more. I dont know what to do.
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At this point I would just pay for what they have already attended & just tell them that you no longer wish to take classes from them. If they ask why be honest & tell them you don't like their teaching styles & that it goes against the way you wish your children to be treated by others!
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Since we took the first class for this month, should I just request that we pay for that day and that's it, or should we stick it out? Honestly, another reason is it's really stressful on me to take them. My 3 year old stopped taking naps on the way there.
Quoting usmom3:
At this point I would just pay for what they have already attended & just tell them that you no longer wish to take classes from them. If they ask why be honest & tell them you don't like their teaching styles & that it goes against the way you wish your children to be treated by others!
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I agree with BJ and would just pay for the class you went to. They should realize there are too many other dance studios in the sea to pay for bad service. :) -
Yes!
Quoting Precious333:
Since we took the first class for this month, should I just request that we pay for that day and that's it, or should we stick it out? Honestly, another reason is it's really stressful on me to take them. My 3 year old stopped taking naps on the way there.
Quoting usmom3:
At this point I would just pay for what they have already attended & just tell them that you no longer wish to take classes from them. If they ask why be honest & tell them you don't like their teaching styles & that it goes against the way you wish your children to be treated by others!
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Just tell them your schedule conflicts with theirs, and you found another studio who suits your schedule better and it's nothing personal. -
thanks everyone :)
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I'm with BJ as well. Pay for the one class (at most schools, that's just the month cost divided by the number of classes that month) and let them know you won't be back. It's not worth it if your boys don't love it and if it's stressful for you. -
They do actually love it, thats the hard part too :(
Quoting TJandKarasMom: I'm with BJ as well. Pay for the one class (at most schools, that's just the month cost divided by the number of classes that month) and let them know you won't be back. It's not worth it if your boys don't love it and if it's stressful for you.
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Oh no :(. That is hard! But if you feel they aren't being taught no cared for in the way you want them to be, then you should go with your gut.
Quoting Precious333:
They do actually love it, thats the hard part too :(
Quoting TJandKarasMom: I'm with BJ as well. Pay for the one class (at most schools, that's just the month cost divided by the number of classes that month) and let them know you won't be back. It's not worth it if your boys don't love it and if it's stressful for you.
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Yeah, my gut says hes too young and I dont want my children's self esteem.hurt.
Quoting TJandKarasMom: Oh no :(. That is hard! But if you feel they aren't being taught no cared for in the way you want them to be, then you should go with your gut.
Quoting Precious333:
They do actually love it, thats the hard part too :(
Quoting TJandKarasMom: I'm with BJ as well. Pay for the one class (at most schools, that's just the month cost divided by the number of classes that month) and let them know you won't be back. It's not worth it if your boys don't love it and if it's stressful for you.