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Just back from a lovely day out with my Grandson,just dropped him back with his parents now for a hot bath ,,and a takeaway the joy of grandchildren
Hope you enjoyed Thomas Land Emma keep wishing the kids life away funsponge.
She's created such a rod for her own back.
He's used to getting his own way and going where ever and whenever he wants.
So it doesn't surprise me if she's had a crap day because he'll have wanted to dictate the whole day as thats what he's used to.
She has no control over her children, she lets her children (more her son) control her... he's at the age where he needs boundaries putting in place otherwise how is he going to learn?
The reason her son acts up is because he can probably sense how stressed she gets before she even leaves the house. She's a terrible parent and I've never known someone to moan about their kids constantly! It's almost like she thought she would give birth and they would look after themselves! She's selfish!
I bet he was so excited and that combined with her not being able to parent him was probably always going to be a recipe for disaster. Can just imagine her nagging him, telling him off and angrily whispering in his ear to be a 'good boy' all day
I reallllly want a full debrief. Like I need details. Was he standing up on the rollercoaster? Hanging from the balloon ride? Bet he wasn't even that bad!!
I wonder if she’s so used to teenagers that maybe she doesn’t understand the ways and behaviour of a 3 yr old?
Also - SHE built up this day out with him into such a big thing that maybe she caused some of the issues as she had it all so organised?
Was his behaviour actually vile or are Emma’s expectations of him at 3 completely ridiculous! I wonder how many times today she told him he was a bad boy. I bet he was bouncing off her energy which is alway so negative. Children react to your behaviour.
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