Anal's labeling again. E2 has some issues not understanding math and now he needs to be tested. If you knew he had issues, why not test him with E1? Math is hard for some, and they might have to put some effort into it, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they have a disability. My oldest has dyslexia, but the two younger ones don't. When English or reading was difficult I didn't straight away go and label them, I looked for signs and spoke to the teachers and I definitely didn't run and tell hundreds of people that I think my kid has a learning disability without enough facts. Also, please Anal don't waste your dwindling money on a test for a learning disability, you literally don't leave the house or use your brain for much. Maybe put it towards counseling or new shoes for the kids.
Anal is trying to teach them to put away their stuff, but it's chaotic in that house. If they can't listen or empty their bags in my house you straight up wouldn't get any privileges like a snack or playtime until it's done, how hard is that to parent?
For the love of god, no one cares about your yard! You should also remove the pool. A million-dollar home shouldn't have a janky above-ground eyesore taking up the sad-looking backyard.
As for horror movies my dad used to think it was funny to show me and my brother horror movies when we were young. I was so scared of the dark I would sweat through my night clothes when my nightlight went out. I thought vampires were real for a long time and that big dogs could kill you and you could be trapped in your car without someone to save you, also loads of other little things that went through my six-year-old mind. Some of these shows not only are horror based but have very heavy issues, drug use, language, bullying, and sex. I am no prude, but I'm not exposing kids to shows they aren't ready for. Jojo is supposed to know tech, they have parental monitors on TVs and streaming services.
Anal is trying to teach them to put away their stuff, but it's chaotic in that house. If they can't listen or empty their bags in my house you straight up wouldn't get any privileges like a snack or playtime until it's done, how hard is that to parent?
For the love of god, no one cares about your yard! You should also remove the pool. A million-dollar home shouldn't have a janky above-ground eyesore taking up the sad-looking backyard.
As for horror movies my dad used to think it was funny to show me and my brother horror movies when we were young. I was so scared of the dark I would sweat through my night clothes when my nightlight went out. I thought vampires were real for a long time and that big dogs could kill you and you could be trapped in your car without someone to save you, also loads of other little things that went through my six-year-old mind. Some of these shows not only are horror based but have very heavy issues, drug use, language, bullying, and sex. I am no prude, but I'm not exposing kids to shows they aren't ready for. Jojo is supposed to know tech, they have parental monitors on TVs and streaming services.
