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about children not be allowed to say they hate something?

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uncanny · 19/01/2015 18:03

I have encountered this a few times now. DS quite often says he 'hates' something and now two of my friends have commented at the time, oh that's not ok to say hate, that's too strong a word. Is it really?

It just seems a bit false to me, to tell them not to say it, if they feel strongly about something. DS is 5 and feels strongly about lots of things and I don't really find it strange. But I feel I'm in a minority, which has previously indicated that I'm wrong.

If you don't like it, why not?

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maninawomansworld · 20/01/2015 17:42

Regardless of whether your DS is using the word 'hate' correctly or not, it's none of anyone elses' business to correct him.

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