A grandfather recently confronted his grandson’s daycare teacher for dressing the boy in a dress to challenge gender roles. The outraged grandpa visited the school to address the issue. The teacher initially refused to speak with him, citing his name not being on the forms. The grandfather sternly stated, “We don’t do the transgender and all that,” to which the teacher responded, “I understand. I don’t either. But he’s two.” This exchange escalated, with the grandfather demanding that she stop dressing his grandson in a dress. He warned, “If you put any kid in a dress, I’m going to make you go viral.” The teacher insisted he speak to the director, but he insisted on addressing her directly, emphasizing, “I have an issue with you.” He expressed his frustration, saying, “I wouldn’t be up here if you didn’t put my grandson in a dress.” This incident left the grandfather deeply upset, raising questions about the teacher’s actions and the boundaries between parents and educators.
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