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Sydney was a little brat insufferable , then adopting the other boy just showed that even more. Parenthood series for anyone wondering worthy of a watch
Ngl i feel like the best way to calm an angry person down is by giving them some alone time. Don’t talk to them, it will only make them even more irritated, plus that’s extra time for you to do some other stuff. Just don’t forget to feed them. I know this works because my parents did this to me and now I can control my emotions much more.
My grandma had a wooden spoon in a drawer for these exact reasons, I learned really early on you don't hit just because you're angry.
Gentle parenting creates monsters. Physical pain is a great teacher...
See with my parents, if i was that kid.... The second i threw those cards at dads face, itd be a backhand, then itd be the belt, then itd be me picking up the mess, and then it would be bed, lights out, no electronics whatsoever. This kid is sooooooo lucky...
I did martial arts (understand power boundaries), cycling (concentration) and running (commitment and endurance). This channelled my anger and control issues.
You got to let your kids know that you are crazier than they think they are
They are chill as hell. If I did that I woulda gotten hit so hard my grades woulda dropped by a whole letter
i don’t remember what i used to get upset about (pretty sure it usually had to do with being a picky eater) but i used to fall asleep from crying a lot as a kid while throwing tantrums
100% when he paused after the slap, im sure he was contemplating just yeeting her out that window 😂
Props to the father for teaching her the lesson
I’m 12 My nephew is 8 (I’m a brown dude it’s normal) and he once slapped my mum. I told everyone I would take him upstairs to calm him down. All I did was throw my cat at his back lightly. My cat cowed his back to get balance and the rest writes itself
He only won because he resolved Maxx C, I would of been livid too 😂😂😂
And thats how 50% of parents should raise their children
That dad is outta of this world. Talk about self control
The way i was wide eyed, gasping and holding my mouth and everything. She screamed at her father, threw shit and slapped that man in the face ...while they are home alone, no strangers around , no public setting to dampen the response ...ive never seen a child try to get taken through there this badly.
I never once in my life disrespected my dad ,,I always lived in constant fear of him
Parenting is hard. Respect to the parents that do it.
My little sister used to cry when my other sister and me walked near a store to the point she refused to leave unless we buy something for her. One day my sister told me to call my mom meanwhile she stays trying to calm the little girl. My mom arrived and gave a lection to the girl. We are from Argentina by the way, Latinoamérica. I don't know how other cultures deal with this behavior.
This is the parenting style we’re suffering from now please young parents don’t be weak!