I agree with number two. But I don't think her boss is a male because it would be weird if a male was working at a daycare place. Yknow. Like this isn't Daddy Day Care (movie) but that's besides the point you must report or find a new job cause that is not right that you don't get a break.

Oh well sorry for my lack of knowledge about child care services.

Your judgment has no effect on me. Call me what you want. Me having no knowledge of one thing makes me a sexist? That's cool.

I never said there was anything wrong with it I just never really heard of it.

Nowhere in this dumb little argument that everyone's getting worked up over instead of me did I say only women can work in a daycare. I believe that women can do what men can do and men can do what women can do. I just said/meant that I've never really heard of or seen men working in a daycare centre. I did nt say that men can't or that it's just a women's job. I was not making this sexist you guys just pinned it on me calling me ignorant, arrogant, sexist etc... I was not labelling I got labeled I'm not playing the victim or the suspect. All you guys could have said was "Many males actually work in child services" that's it you didn't have to make all these conclusions of be being a sexist, ignorant, arrogant etc... It was that simple and you made it into a big deal.

How does that make me a sexist if I've never seen it. I would be a sexist if I knew the males worked in child services and said that only women should work in child services. Call me what you want. It has no affect. We obviously see things differently. So judge me as much as you like. Cause your way of seeing and understanding things is much better then mine... Right?

I'm with Greave here; if you have personally only experienced say, women working in day care, why shouldnt you think thats the case everywhere else? She never meant men couldn't work in daycare, just that her experience suggested to her a female was more likely. Don't jump down each others throats.

Thanks for seeing this argument in my shoes. I'm not saying that you are on my side I'm just saying that you understand how I see it. You handle it more maturely than any of us here. Instead of labelling. Oh BTW I'm a guy.

I understand how I may have put it made me sound sexist ignorant arrogant etc. but that's definitely not what I meant it to be like. There is absolutely nothing wrong with men working in child services just where I'm from it's just uncommon it does it doesn't mean that they can do it or they don't do it is just uncommon and that's it. I'm not sure how else to put it. Cause if you think what I just said was sexes ignorant and arrogant you have some issues.

I come from a small town so just because I don't see many males working in child services makes me a sexist ignorant arrogant etc. sure my wording is different but labeling me and trying to make yourself sound more superior. I can't help by my lack of knowledge of child services and who work there. Here's a fact * there are more females who work as a police officer is in my town then makes* is that make me sexist ignorant or arrogant no it's just how it is.