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Pandering

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oneboy3girls · 16/03/2015 21:04

How would you describe a child that was pandered to? What sort of things would parents or carers do,to make the child pandered to?tia

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TywysogesGymraeg · 16/03/2015 21:06

Cook the child what it wants to eat. Buy it the toys it wants. Etc.

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Linguini · 16/03/2015 22:21

Surely all children are pandered to, to some extent. That's part of parenting!
Pandering includes those things that are slightly more than your very basic requirement.

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oneboy3girls · 17/03/2015 09:22

Tyw. Someone, said I pandered my DC.Thanks for replies.

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squizita · 17/03/2015 09:31

I would say lacking a "line" where you say no (or gentle parenting equivalent ) for their own good. Eg. child wants chocolate biscuits for lunch, child wants to play not do homework.

NickyEds · 17/03/2015 13:19

I suppose specific examples would depend on the childs age but as others have said, being allowed to do as they please regardless of what's good for them/polite etc.

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