The bond between teacher and parent can be as wholesome as the bond with their students.
We often hear heartwarming stories about the bond between teachers and students, but sometimes it's the teachers and parents who form the sweetest connections. Whether it's through small gestures, conversations at parent-teacher meetings, or messages exchanged over emails, these interactions build a bridge between two of the most important people in a child’s life. When teachers and parents work together with kindness and respect, it can have a powerful impact on the child’s future. So, we’ve gathered 25 moments of wholesome teacher-parent interactions that are sure to warm your heart.
I knew I wasn’t just being THAT parent.
— B (@XByBilal) August 14, 2024
Had a meeting with my son’s nursery teachers yesterday and they told me he’s the fastest toddler they’ve ever seen.
My finest parenting moment is when I sent my son to daycare in a jean jumpsuit and then at pickup, his shy teacher whispered “the jean jumpsuit was a sensation” and informed me that word had spread throughout the school and teachers were traveling from other classrooms to see it
— Kim Quindlen (@kimquindlen) July 28, 2023
My high school English teacher contacted me with condolences today. She remembered Mum and Dad because they were so nice to her at parent-teacher nights when she was a baby teacher ... in 1984! People may not remember what you said, but they will remember how you made them feel.
— Neil McMahon (@NeilMcMahon) June 1, 2024
My 6-year-old son is terribly upset tonight because he doesn't want to leave his 1st-grade teacher because she is his favorite. So I wrote an email thanking her - it is never a bad time to thank another person for the difference they make in their life.
— Pernille Ripp (@pernilleripp) April 18, 2019
I’m still laughing at the email we got from Bennys teacher lol pic.twitter.com/V77yDpmyiV
— JEFF (@jeffisrael25) June 6, 2024
My daughter's teacher just sent me a glowing email about what a pleasure she is in the classroom, and I'm half tempted to forward it to my son's teacher, just so I can prove the problem isn't me.
— Laura Marie (@lmegordon) September 20, 2022
One of our parents made this for our year 2 teacher. The most gorgeous gift I’ve ever seen! She doesn’t have a business because she doesn’t think they would sell….we’re gonna put that right in September! pic.twitter.com/Se4dx5oHuO
— Amanda Wilson (@AmandaWilson910) July 23, 2024
Legit call from the school:
— who cares (@DianaG2772) March 8, 2023
Principal: I just wanted to touch base with you. Your daughter was baiting seagulls into the playground with gummy worms and actually caught one; Like in her arms. It did bite her—not hard, but I needed to inform you that we filed an incident report
The mom of one of my students just sent me a a video/message through the app we use for school saying, “Sorry to bother you on a Saturday night, but {insert student’s name here} REALLY wanted you to see her swim without her floaties for the first time.”
— Midwest Mess (@prek_teach) June 16, 2024
A Texas teacher sent this out and I love it.
— Chris Ramsey | SMB and R.E. (@ChrisRamsey60) August 28, 2023
Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/KtdJxYAuPf
I’m a teacher. Today, a child gave me hand crocheted versions of my dogs his mum had made me 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/DRTn1TQGNt
— Emma Woodhouse (@EmWoodhouse8) July 20, 2022