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AIBU?

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Aibu to ask for your parenting advice?

10 replies

Axalotllittle · 20/02/2025 18:55

I had the best advice today!!! I should lie down on the supermarket floor and copy the kicking and screaming. my child is 8 and has significant difficulties, he isn't a toddler

Please share your nuggets of parenting wisdom for me. I obviously need them 😁

A flippant and light hearted thread, possibly for those parents of SEN kids who have had ALL the useful advice.

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NImumconfused · 20/02/2025 19:04

"Just make her go to school" will be a familiar one for many of us I'm sure!

Moier · 20/02/2025 19:06

"If he's hungry he will eat it."
No he won't he has ASD and ARFID.

babasaclover · 20/02/2025 19:09

Moier · 20/02/2025 19:06

"If he's hungry he will eat it."
No he won't he has ASD and ARFID.

I have ARFID and now in my 40's. Wish I had a penny for everytime my mum was told that 😂. She was a nurse so dead worried about my poor nutrition but obviously ARFID wasn't a recognised thing in the 80's

Unicorn34 · 20/02/2025 19:12

Send her to summer camp, it'll do her good. Said about our 10 yr old daughter with extreme anxiety and fear of abandonment, by a family member that was a TA.

Axalotllittle · 20/02/2025 19:15

He's just doing it for attention, ignore him. self harm and discussion of suicide

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HalleLouja · 20/02/2025 19:30

NImumconfused · 20/02/2025 19:04

"Just make her go to school" will be a familiar one for many of us I'm sure!

An oldie but goodie. I hadn't thought of that. Stupid mum that I am

YoungGunsHavingSomeFunCrazyLadiesKeepEmOnTheRun · 20/02/2025 19:35

So many.

Telling me I should smack my child as she was having a meltdown.

Telling me that my dd who has seizures was just doing it for attention.

I very often get the "Oh it will be alright this time" if I get invited to do something and can't leave dd as if she can just switch off her seizures.

My delightful (nc) mother calling SS on me for faking autism in my dd because "we have none of that in our family" and she thought SS could remove dd and cure it I guess.

I had a dd who died some years ago, and my neighbour helpfully told me that if I bought X Y or Z forever living juice next time I get pregnant then my baby probably wouldn't die.

I don't speak to people anymore.

SpanThatWorld · 20/02/2025 19:39

When they see the other children eating they'll want to be the same.

Nope

SpanThatWorld · 20/02/2025 19:40

YoungGunsHavingSomeFunCrazyLadiesKeepEmOnTheRun · 20/02/2025 19:35

So many.

Telling me I should smack my child as she was having a meltdown.

Telling me that my dd who has seizures was just doing it for attention.

I very often get the "Oh it will be alright this time" if I get invited to do something and can't leave dd as if she can just switch off her seizures.

My delightful (nc) mother calling SS on me for faking autism in my dd because "we have none of that in our family" and she thought SS could remove dd and cure it I guess.

I had a dd who died some years ago, and my neighbour helpfully told me that if I bought X Y or Z forever living juice next time I get pregnant then my baby probably wouldn't die.

I don't speak to people anymore.

I am so sorry about your DD.

People can be utter twats

socks1107 · 20/02/2025 19:41

She didn't ask to come shopping.

Mid tantrum, but the reason we were shopping was because she needed new shoes!

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