To tell my neighbour to stop f**king swearing at her kids

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Seriously the woman obviously can't utter a few words without screaming them and using the word f**k.

Okay, 4 kids must be hard work but she doesn't need to swear all the time.

"Get the fk in the house"
"Shut your fking face"
"Stop fking whining"
"No you can't have a fking ice cream"

or for a change,

"Get out from under my f*king feet, you little b*tards"

Now I know it's not unreasonable to ask her to stop in normal circumstances, but this woman is huge. She's is tall, muscly and big all round. She's like a rhino and I'm like a small dumpy zebra in comparison.

I think she'd just tell you to f*ck off.

I agree with you though. It's a pet hate of mine and sounds so abusive of the poor little kids.

My neighbour has been shouting at her (only just) 2 year old all day, she's a lovely little girl and not at all naughty or cheeky - the Mum just seems to be having a bad day (the things she was shouting about were things she'd normally let her do?!) - I was just about to go and see if she'd like me to take her to the park for an hour - but 'Dad' has just come home - so it's all gone quiet now....

They are mostly lovely - but some days!!

I would hate to have neighbours like yours - poor kids

Ugh I hate swearing at kids. Or even swearing around them actually. YANBU although telling her will probably make no difference or get you sworn at too!

I much preferred the thread a few weeks back about somebody's neighbour who was swearing at her tortoise

I was once in home bargains and I heard a woman say 'you stupid fuckin bitch' i presumed she was on the phone but no as i walked past she was talking to a beautiful little girl of about 12 months whos pulled the plastic cover on her buggy down.

I think she is always having bad day.

lol @ tortoise verbal abuse.

nickschick, thats horrible, imagine what she says at home if she's like that in public.

I think your all right, I'll just get sworn at if I go round there. The kids are actually quite nice, they always say hello and are polite when something comes over the fence.