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It is not ok to bribe your 6 year old with a treat at the door the day after you received a final written warning about said child's behavior. This is NOT good parenting especially since I KNOW the other parent grounded the child indefinitely yesterday afternoon. And you wonder WHY your child is acting the way they are. Grrrrrrrrrrr.............
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I recently received a grant through CSEA. While I am grateful for this, I am annoyed that items placed in the shopping cart do NOT save. I don't like to order things willy nilly and it bothers me that I can't cart the item to actually think about it and how/if it would be used. Not the end of the world, but annoying all the same
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Mine has been saving but only shows when I add something to the cart!! I shop the same way you doI recently received a grant through CSEA. While I am grateful for this, I am annoyed that items placed in the shopping cart do NOT save. I don't like to order things willy nilly and it bothers me that I can't cart the item to actually think about it and how/if it would be used. Not the end of the world, but annoying all the same
. I try to spend it as wisely as I can
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2 year old dcb is nowhere near potty trained but today came in underwear.
Wanna know how I found out? He pooped and peed on himself and then tracked out through my house.
Moms excuse was that she did put a diaper on him, he must have taken it off before she left. :confused:
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The same thing happened to me and I had to do it all over again.I recently received a grant through CSEA. While I am grateful for this, I am annoyed that items placed in the shopping cart do NOT save. I don't like to order things willy nilly and it bothers me that I can't cart the item to actually think about it and how/if it would be used. Not the end of the world, but annoying all the same
smart kid! LOL!!!:
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Annoyed with kids...
Went to mcd's last night after my sons flag football practice and let the kids play for a little bit after we ate. This random little girl (6?)came up to me and said "she needs socks to play" referring to my daughter. I said "shes ok" thinking why do you even care. And she continues to repeat "but she needs socks!" Finally I get super annoyed and say "don't worry about it" and she left.
I was harsh but to be schooled by a random child just bugs me! Yes the rules say socks but they also say you can't be taller than 4'... They don't care... There is no play police...
Another time at a park a couple weeks back...
I was sitting in the handicap swing and this girl (10) comes up to me after just getting there and asks to use that swing. Being dumbfounded that a kid would even ask such a thing I responded with "when I'm done" she just looked at me like "you just said that to me"
My husband said he would have moved; i would have for a handicap child... I am just so tired with all of the kids thinking they get everything they want.
Learn respect. Oh wait, many parents don't teach respect anymore!Comment
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This is a venting thread. She's venting.Originally posted by Unregistered
I don't believe this is a "just my opinion" thread.
I highly doubt she was mean to these children or their parents would have had something to say about it.
I let my kids play in the play place without socks too. If I were approached by that girl I would have told her to worry about herself.Comment
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Oh I heard her vant and it sounded like a spolied,self entitled brat.No different if it was a kid.Acting like the rules don't apply to her and having attitude when a child,A CHILD asked to use a swing.Ridiculous!Comment
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The same way it affects you.Take your own advice-worry about yourself.I can voice my opinion the same way you can.See how that works!Comment
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I'm pretty sure I don't have to answer your question.I'll voice my opinion if I feel like it just like you do.I'm done discussing this with you.See you later!Comment
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Sorry I posted... Didn't mean to offend anyone!
But for a child wait her turn... Now that's just crazy talk! ::::
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