noisy kid

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jojothebear · 13/02/2023 20:14

some parents think it "totally acceptable" for their little darlings to ruin someone elses special meal, its bad enough shopping in tescp hearing sceaming kids having tantrums, Ive had four (grown up now) and could take them anywhere

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anomaly23 · 13/02/2023 20:17

Good for you op. I'll sleep better tonight knowing that.

IndiaDreamer · 13/02/2023 20:20

Well thank you for letting us know! Very enlightening!

Chickpea17 · 13/02/2023 20:21

Good to know!!

TinySaltLick · 13/02/2023 20:21

I bet you couldn't take them to the top of Mount everest

Tiggal · 13/02/2023 20:21

Well done you. You’re the best parent ever (and probably have selective memory)

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jojothebear · 14/02/2023 15:59

i am not saying my kids were perfect far from it, but they knew when to behave

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jojothebear · 14/02/2023 16:02

i mean they could be a nightgmare, twin daughters aged about 5 , or 6, sibling sltting in the middle of them driving all the way to italy; no wonder we hit the wine when we got there

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Headabovetheparakeet · 14/02/2023 16:05

If this stream on consciousness is typical of your approach to conversations then I doubt the kid was disturbing anything too riveting.

takealettermsjones · 14/02/2023 16:07

Oh goody, another one of these threads.

Whycantyoulickmyfootmummy · 14/02/2023 16:07

I hear you OP! I was at a restaurant with my daughter yesterday. I took books and colouring, we chatted etc whilst we waited for food but children the same age as her where running laps round the tables, throwing food about the place and trying to steal other customer's food.

I think there's a difference between loud chatty excited children (an inquisitive child is a beautiful thing) or children who are sad etc and children who aren't being supported by their adults. Children don't learn social norms by magic.

sunshinenroses · 14/02/2023 16:16

🙄shutup

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