We were in a coffee shop today and dd had her chair with the back against another table.
I hadn't noticed but she kept pushing her feet against the table and knocking her chair into this woman's table.
The 3rd time she did it the woman became irate (as you would) but put her hand in dd's face and told her in a rather loud/irritated/nasty voice to stop doing it as she couldn't concentrate reading her paper and pointed out it was the 3rd time she'd done it.
My dh was sat next to her and apologised and said he'd told her off for doing it as well.
But I was so irritated that she was so horrible to a young child that on the way out I put my face in hers and said if she had an issue with a young child to either raise it with the parents instead or be a bit nicer about it. She was pretty shitty back but I ignored her and walked out.
Now dd was in the wrong and annoying but surely that's for us to sort out, no to scare her so much?!
AIBU?
to "tell off" a woman who spoke harshly to dd?
canofworms · 04/10/2008 23:08
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