I've brought up 2 boys and thankfully, they have manners. To be honest, I'd have acted exactly like the babysitter. It's a shame for the child as it's obvious that his actions are a result of his upbringing but if I'd given into his demands, it would have just made him even more of a brat. The mother, I have nothing good to say about her and I'm so glad she was held accountable but I'm pretty sure someone like her won't change overnight. She'll continue to make other people's lives a misery with her entitled actions.
Young lady babysitter you're very responsible can you handle the situation delightfully kudos to you for acting like a grown up you were actually the younger person parents and children like that are what's wrong with today's world I am 68 years old and I was raised an entirely different way the way you are helping Raise Mia❤
Some people are just plain awful and what’s worse - they raise their kids to be the same, but the babysitter is mature beyond her years and deserves all the praise for keeping her cool in a terrible situation
In the first story the only explanation for the boys behaviour is that he has learning difficulties. These though still unacceptable are the actions of a 3 year old not an 11 year old. In the UK the government in it's wisdom told parents they couldn't use physical punisemnt but sometimes.... The second story, the minute I saw my chair missing, I would have lain on the floor and screamed blue murder , get the stupid EM arrested for theft, then sued the B**ch for pain and suffering. Extreme? Probably, but we see too much of these situations now and generally bystanders push their heads into their collars and don't help. More people need to speak out.
She handled it very well... The 1st story
I've brought up 2 boys and thankfully, they have manners. To be honest, I'd have acted exactly like the babysitter. It's a shame for the child as it's obvious that his actions are a result of his upbringing but if I'd given into his demands, it would have just made him even more of a brat.
The mother, I have nothing good to say about her and I'm so glad she was held accountable but I'm pretty sure someone like her won't change overnight. She'll continue to make other people's lives a misery with her entitled actions.
True that. I don’t think such people are really capable of changing.
Thanks for raising your boys right, I’m sure they grew up to be great people
Beware of all people named EM.
Young lady babysitter you're very responsible can you handle the situation delightfully kudos to you for acting like a grown up you were actually the younger person parents and children like that are what's wrong with today's world I am 68 years old and I was raised an entirely different way the way you are helping Raise Mia❤
Some people are just plain awful and what’s worse - they raise their kids to be the same, but the babysitter is mature beyond her years and deserves all the praise for keeping her cool in a terrible situation
In the first story the only explanation for the boys behaviour is that he has learning difficulties. These though still unacceptable are the actions of a 3 year old not an 11 year old. In the UK the government in it's wisdom told parents they couldn't use physical punisemnt but sometimes.... The second story, the minute I saw my chair missing, I would have lain on the floor and screamed blue murder , get the stupid EM arrested for theft, then sued the B**ch for pain and suffering. Extreme? Probably, but we see too much of these situations now and generally bystanders push their heads into their collars and don't help. More people need to speak out.
Exactly!!!!!
You have a good voice and read well. Thank you ☺️
I would like to think the stories were exaggerated…. However, I’ve seen people like this. People can be shockingly ignorant!