about bringing food into someones house

[biddysmama]

my 15 year old brother works around the corner and he came round during his dinnertime with pizza and chips and wouldnt share with the 2 and 3 year old

wabu to think thats quite rude and selfish?

if hed told me he was coming i'd have said to get them something and paid him back

LOL at margary's reaction about having a fit if a toddler gets a chip!

My 17 year old knows and has done for years, that if he buys something to eat that his brothers will hang their noses over he has to give them some. It wouldn't have hurt him to give them a bit.

Yabu, it's his lunch.

Gamerwidow - exactly, he proably felt like he was being very considerate by sorting his own lunch out and not asking his sister for anything. Honestly, teenagers are damned if they do and damned if they don't sometimes. I'm not all that thrilled about sharing my food with my own DC, let alone someone else's!

YABU.

Feed your kids yourself!

YANBU. It's his lunch not its your house! A few stray chips in the DCs direction would not have hurt him, it's basic manners to share.

If it was me I would have ordered my baby brother to share his food with me and not let him get away with that.

That should have said its his lunch BUT it's your house. Autocorrect fail.

It wouldn't have harmed to say " don't be mean give them a chip"

And "kids one chip each then leave him alone".

He's 15. Can't you speak directly to him? and 15 or not why would begrudge two little ones having a chip each?