If you're not happy with the way your child ist being treated and brought up - then do it yourself - but that's just my opinion.

My mother gave me a very tough upbringing and I'm sure she called me a lot worse than a Drama Queen. Seriously how does the OP expect her kid to survive school and then the first job if the kid doesn't learn to deal with this sort of talk But I guess Mum can then stalk the boss on Social Media.

Haha, of course. Don't mention it here though.

Mothers may say a lot of things when they're upset but usually make up for it like 2000 times...

This talk shouldn't come from a teacher though. It happens, but it's not desirable and there're tons of pedagogical theories that don't support this view. So I guess I have a totally different opinion than most people here on this one.

That was weird, I agree. It's just typical for our world though.

And making character asses....uhm assassination based on the poor girl's Insta motto is..... Judging by that it seemed like a young person who wants very much to be cool/edgy etc. Maybe she is good with the kids overall. OP shouldn't jump to conclusions before even trying to talk to this person.

Wait, was the sprog called a "drama queen" (English) or a "Dramaqueen" (German)?

Is OP mentioned that said kita is German speaking, I suspect the latter.

Tom

For her own protection or to wake up and kick the other sleeping kids out of the way

And how did you turn out?

And yet I suspect people would take offense to their boss calling them a drama queen, baby, or <insert name>.

You must be an under 40 USian!

Tom

Ha! Or I've worked in HR

So, you are one from the dark-side!

Tom

If my boss called me anything but spectacular....

okay, any of the above, I'd stop squealing and think
HR to the rescue? Please.

In my case, the term often used is "Prima Donna".

I have always taken it as a compliment.

Tom

Absolutely fine! And I work in HR too.

Yeah! That's the spirit!

Diva X

Italian usage may differ. Just a guess.

I was in a job once, where my boss called me: incompetent, useless and big disappointment. Needless to say I left after a couple of weeks.

Now, I laugh about it, but then........

And karma rules, she was fired a few months later.

She had unresolved issues since Kita teachers called her a big disappointment.

@ Urs Max: Not used in Swiss German AFAIA.
Maybe my Standard German is off, but I'd say (blöde) Schnepfe is a fairly strong insult implying she's easy. That doesn't compare to the German meaning of Drama Queen.

Detailed definition for aficionados of colloquial Standard German
Schnepfe annoying woman
Blöde Schnepfe very annoying woman
Common usage by both sexes. No implication of casual sexual availability. When used by men in regard to their wives, she is usually not in earshot. In cases where proximity of spouse was unwisely ignored, things can sometimes be remedied by addressing her as “Hase”.



I know this is a bit late but it's important to get things right

It is logical, she doesn't sound like a human gem. Good for you leaving.

Prima Donna in Italian is definitively not a compliment...the google English translation is pretty accurate:
"a very temperamental person with an inflated view of their own talent or importance."

Btw, Italians use it for men as well.

It is if you are an opera singer.

(or an actress)

Tom