4-Year-Old Reveals Dad’s Secret to His Teacher, Who Immediately Calls Her Boss to Request Time Off

This child’s father never suspected his son to speak so candidly to his elementary school teacher, who usually didn’t hear many intimate details of the lives of her students’ parents. She was shocked by what she heard and immediately called the father to inquire if what she heard was true.

Nancy Was a Beloved Teacher

This is Nancy Bleuer. Her students call her “Miss Nancy.” She’s a preschool teacher at Charlie Brown Preschool & Childcare in Mason City. Some people might think that being a teacher is a pretty easy job, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

Nancy has to take care of dozens of children every day and sometimes that includes hearing an earful about every detail of their lives.

Camden Was an Ideal Student

This is Camden. He’s four. What a smile! But one day in class, that smile was gone. Something was wrong and Nancy could tell immediately that Camden wasn’t his usual chipper self.

It’s normal for a kid to have a bad day or two, but when Camden’s mood didn’t improve after a few days, Nancy knew that she needed to find out what was the matter with Camden.

Getting to the Bottom of His Bad Mood

After a few days of Camden’s sour mood, Nancy pulled him aside and asked what was going on. What Camden had to say was shocking.

He told Nancy that he used to have a lot of fun outings with his father; the two of them went out to dinner together, visited amusement parks on the weekends and watched their favorite movies, like “Frozen” and “Moana” after school.

But, the young boy noted, all of that would have to come to an end soon. Why did Camden think that was the case?

The Confession Was Bizarre

Camden continued to talk about how he would soon have no more time with his dad, and how worried he was about his father’s future. What could have been going on at home that would cause Camden’s father to leave his family? Nancy could have let it go, but she didn’t.

She decided to call Camden’s father, Darreld Petersen, and get to the bottom of things.