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athithi

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Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

LOL. I would've agreed with the OP before I had kids. My daughter is the sweetest little thing you can imagine but every once in a while she will get fussy. I never ignore her. I try to discipline her with stern words and if that doesn't work, I take her somewhere quiet and try to calm her down. I wouldn't say there's "no way around it", but parents have a tough job and you need to give them a little leeway.

But don't for a second imagine that you can always control kids. It's a physiological thing. Their mind and personality simply aren't fully developed. They can't show the same kind of restraint as most adults. I wonder what goes in the households of those claiming that their children never lose control - do you just beat them into submission?

This particular kid definitely seems to be suffering from bad parenting if he called his mother a *****. The OP's friend could've resolved this very reasonably, but chose to stoop down to the level of a bratty child. If that kind of behaviour was unacceptable coming from the child, imagine a grown-up behaving like that.
 

waggy

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Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

3 kids 10, 8 and 7, the last 2 are only 13 months apart and they have NEVER displayed that kind of tantrum in public.


they NEVER had a tantrum in public? yeah right.

whats so hard to understand about that? my 3 kids 14, 11 and 8 NEVER acted up in the store when they were younger.


because children (again under 4) act on wants. you really can't reason with them and they don't know right from wrong.

a child may need a diaper change, a bottle etc and you are not right where you need ot be to change them. They are going to scream until they get out of the poopy diaper or until they get fed.

they get tired of the car seats, tired of being in public, tired of lights, noise etc. one of the ways they handle it is to cry and have a fit.

so yes i do find it hard to beleive that someone is claiming they have kids who to not have fits in public. you really have NO control over a baby of infant.

 

Turin39789

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Originally posted by: athithi
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

LOL. I would've agreed with the OP before I had kids. My daughter is the sweetest little thing you can imagine but every once in a while she will get fussy. I never ignore her. I try to discipline her with stern words and if that doesn't work, I take her somewhere quiet and try to calm her down. I wouldn't say there's "no way around it", but parents have a tough job and you need to give them a little leeway.

But don't for a second imagine that you can always control kids. It's a physiological thing. Their mind and personality simply aren't fully developed. They can't show the same kind of restraint as most adults. I wonder what goes in the households of those claiming that their children never lose control - do you just beat them into submission?

This particular kid definitely seems to be suffering from bad parenting if he called his mother a *****. The OP's friend could've resolved this very reasonably, but chose to stoop down to the level of a bratty child. If that kind of behaviour was unacceptable coming from the child, imagine a grown-up behaving like that.


bah! Just pick them up during tantrum time, and put them in the trunk. They settle down. It's foolproof
 

pstylesss

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If parents were allowed to spank their kids, this wouldn't be a problem.
/flamesuit.

Those of you who think he was completely out of line need a reality check. 3 minutes of tantrum and a mother on a phone ignoring it like its no biggy is enough to get anyones blood boiling. He got that kid to shut the fvck up, maybe not the best way, but I'm positive the kid and mother will think twice before they act like that again. I'm sure everyone in that damn store was muttering thanks.

And for those who said they would knock this guys teeth in, if you let your kids scream like that, you deserve your teeth knocked in.

It took everything I had to not yell at the mother and rip a kids head off who was standing in line at my bank. I was waiting in line for about 7 minutes, the entire time this kid has this bike horn or something and is honking it constantly. The mother is on the phone minding her own like nothing is happening. I don't know how she could stand it. Everyone in that line was giving her the evil eye and looking at each other in disbelief that this had gone on so long... even the tellers were getting pissed.
 

Riceckr

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I think everyone was in the wrong, clearly the kid was having a tantrum for attention, kids are smarter than you think and they learn to manipulate at a very young age. The mother while on the phone said out loud that she wasn't going to pay attention to it , but guess what by her saying that she just did! Your friend just enabled the child also and now since the kid saw that worked whenever the mother does something that the kid doesn't like these tantrums will continue more outward looking for someone else to react to their behaviour. Children will be children and will get away with as much as a parent will allow it.
 

pstylesss

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Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

3 kids 10, 8 and 7, the last 2 are only 13 months apart and they have NEVER displayed that kind of tantrum in public.


they NEVER had a tantrum in public? yeah right.

whats so hard to understand about that? my 3 kids 14, 11 and 8 NEVER acted up in the store when they were younger.


because children (again under 4) act on wants. you really can't reason with them and they don't know right from wrong.

a child may need a diaper change, a bottle etc and you are not right where you need ot be to change them. They are going to scream until they get out of the poopy diaper or until they get fed.

they get tired of the car seats, tired of being in public, tired of lights, noise etc. one of the ways they handle it is to cry and have a fit.

so yes i do find it hard to beleive that someone is claiming they have kids who to not have fits in public. you really have NO control over a baby of infant.

You're an idiot. There is a big difference between a baby crying because they need a diaper change or are hungry and a 3+ year old having a screaming fit.
 

athithi

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Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Aikouka
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I wonder if he would have did the same thing if it was a retarded kid in a wheelchair. The two have about the same mindset...what would the difference be?

I bet there'd be a difference. Any understanding of a retarded child would show you that they may have the mindset of a younger child, but there's still parts lacking. I've dealt with younger children before and my younger brother is mentally retarded... trust me, he's worse.

Now like I mentioned, don't get me wrong, it may've been a bit over the top, but was an action necessary? I'd say so. Just because you're a parent does not make you an infallible person, and sometimes they need someone else to keep 'em on the path or at least direct them toward the path as they're very... very far off .


sure there are some rotten parents. i have ran into many myself.

BUT even the best parent is going to have a child that occasionaly has a tantrum. it happens. Any person here who says they have a 2-5 yr old and they never have tantrums in public is a lieing sack of shit.

sometimes talking to my daughter gets her to calm down. IF my wife is with me i take her to the van. IF i am by myself and nothing else is working i ignore it. NOT much else i can do.

I get what i came to the store for and leave.

ya right because you can't discipline your own child anyone else who claims to have done so is lying. :roll:


all three of my kids are past that age, but not far past it as my youngest is 7 and they never threw a trantrum like that in public EVER and rarely at home.

heh i can disipline my children. In fact as i said we get many compliments on how well behaved they are.

have they had tantrums? sure have.

And yes i find it very hard to beleive your claim that they have NEVER had a tantrum in public.

Well, there are tantrum and there are tantrums. I can always, without exception, prevent my kid from going past a particular point. But I can't always control her emotions the way some of these parents are claiming. The kind of tantrum this kid was apparently throwing sounds like it was way off the scale. I don't know if my daughter would go that far because I never let her. And I am not going to find out the hard way
 

waggy

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Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

3 kids 10, 8 and 7, the last 2 are only 13 months apart and they have NEVER displayed that kind of tantrum in public.


they NEVER had a tantrum in public? yeah right.

whats so hard to understand about that? my 3 kids 14, 11 and 8 NEVER acted up in the store when they were younger.


because children (again under 4) act on wants. you really can't reason with them and they don't know right from wrong.

a child may need a diaper change, a bottle etc and you are not right where you need ot be to change them. They are going to scream until they get out of the poopy diaper or until they get fed.

they get tired of the car seats, tired of being in public, tired of lights, noise etc. one of the ways they handle it is to cry and have a fit.

so yes i do find it hard to beleive that someone is claiming they have kids who to not have fits in public. you really have NO control over a baby of infant.

You're an idiot. There is a big difference between a baby crying because they need a diaper change or are hungry and a 3+ year old having a screaming fit.

no there really is not much of a diffrence. both do it as loud as they can. And both are for something they want.

 

waggy

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Originally posted by: athithi
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Aikouka
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I wonder if he would have did the same thing if it was a retarded kid in a wheelchair. The two have about the same mindset...what would the difference be?

I bet there'd be a difference. Any understanding of a retarded child would show you that they may have the mindset of a younger child, but there's still parts lacking. I've dealt with younger children before and my younger brother is mentally retarded... trust me, he's worse.

Now like I mentioned, don't get me wrong, it may've been a bit over the top, but was an action necessary? I'd say so. Just because you're a parent does not make you an infallible person, and sometimes they need someone else to keep 'em on the path or at least direct them toward the path as they're very... very far off .


sure there are some rotten parents. i have ran into many myself.

BUT even the best parent is going to have a child that occasionaly has a tantrum. it happens. Any person here who says they have a 2-5 yr old and they never have tantrums in public is a lieing sack of shit.

sometimes talking to my daughter gets her to calm down. IF my wife is with me i take her to the van. IF i am by myself and nothing else is working i ignore it. NOT much else i can do.

I get what i came to the store for and leave.

ya right because you can't discipline your own child anyone else who claims to have done so is lying. :roll:


all three of my kids are past that age, but not far past it as my youngest is 7 and they never threw a trantrum like that in public EVER and rarely at home.

heh i can disipline my children. In fact as i said we get many compliments on how well behaved they are.

have they had tantrums? sure have.

And yes i find it very hard to beleive your claim that they have NEVER had a tantrum in public.

Well, there are tantrum and there are tantrums. I can always, without exception, prevent my kid from going past a particular point. But I can't always control her emotions the way some of these parents are claiming. The kind of tantrum this kid was apparently throwing sounds like it was way off the scale. I don't know if my daughter would go that far because I never let her. And I am not going to find out the hard way

yeap.

my daughter has small ones in public every now and then (seems like one every 5-6 months). once it gets past a certian point she is already either in the van or on the ride home.

But before we get to the store i can tell what kind of a mood they are in and if it is a good idea to even take them in.

we do oure best ot keep them out of situations where they will have a full scale meltdown. there have been a few times where the wife has ran in to get what we need while we sit in the van and sing with the cd's heh
 

Syrch

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Im starting to think (just reading the first page of this thread) that people are torn both ways on this matter. Let me just say. I worked in retail for close to 10 years and this included Toys R Us for 3 holiday seasons. I can completely emphasis for what he did. I am not sure if I agree with the exact language that he used but i agree that something did need to be done. When i started dating my G/F her then 4yr old was completely out of control due to lack of structure and since i've been around the kid has made a complete 180. I mean from going to a full blown tantrum after not getting what they want to her saying its okay that we leave when either me or my g/f say its time. And what did the kid need? I big dose of tough love. Parents today that have kids that are wildly out of control are affraid to give their child this tough love and for that they walk all over their parents. Im sorry but if that kid learned that its not okay to do that in a store or do that period b/c of this guys actions then i say AMEN to him.
 

pstylesss

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Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

3 kids 10, 8 and 7, the last 2 are only 13 months apart and they have NEVER displayed that kind of tantrum in public.


they NEVER had a tantrum in public? yeah right.

whats so hard to understand about that? my 3 kids 14, 11 and 8 NEVER acted up in the store when they were younger.


because children (again under 4) act on wants. you really can't reason with them and they don't know right from wrong.

a child may need a diaper change, a bottle etc and you are not right where you need ot be to change them. They are going to scream until they get out of the poopy diaper or until they get fed.

they get tired of the car seats, tired of being in public, tired of lights, noise etc. one of the ways they handle it is to cry and have a fit.

so yes i do find it hard to beleive that someone is claiming they have kids who to not have fits in public. you really have NO control over a baby of infant.

You're an idiot. There is a big difference between a baby crying because they need a diaper change or are hungry and a 3+ year old having a screaming fit.

no there really is not much of a diffrence. both do it as loud as they can. And both are for something they want.

There's a huge difference between a baby who can't talk, and a 3 year old who can somewhat talk screaming and throwing a tantrum One crying because they need food or a diaper change and the 3+ year old screaming and crying because they didn't get the kit-kat or the gi-joe with the kung fu grip.

Pull your head out.
 

waggy

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Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: MrLee
Originally posted by: Fritzo
OK, this is one of the most disgusting "Look what a cool thing I did" threads I've ever read. KIDS DO THIS- IT'S THEIR JOB! Between 2-4 they yell, scream, hit, kick..anything to get what they want. There's no way around it. Your mister "more holy than thou" friend needs to be punched in the neck. :|

No way around it? Sounds like we've got the dad of that little brat right here guys.

OK, # of kids and thier ages.

3 kids 10, 8 and 7, the last 2 are only 13 months apart and they have NEVER displayed that kind of tantrum in public.


they NEVER had a tantrum in public? yeah right.

whats so hard to understand about that? my 3 kids 14, 11 and 8 NEVER acted up in the store when they were younger.


because children (again under 4) act on wants. you really can't reason with them and they don't know right from wrong.

a child may need a diaper change, a bottle etc and you are not right where you need ot be to change them. They are going to scream until they get out of the poopy diaper or until they get fed.

they get tired of the car seats, tired of being in public, tired of lights, noise etc. one of the ways they handle it is to cry and have a fit.

so yes i do find it hard to beleive that someone is claiming they have kids who to not have fits in public. you really have NO control over a baby of infant.

You're an idiot. There is a big difference between a baby crying because they need a diaper change or are hungry and a 3+ year old having a screaming fit.

no there really is not much of a diffrence. both do it as loud as they can. And both are for something they want.

There's a huge difference between a baby who can't talk, and a 3 year old who can somewhat talk screaming and throwing a tantrum One crying because they need food or a diaper change and the 3+ year old screaming and crying because they didn't get the kit-kat or the gi-joe with the kung fu grip.

Pull your head out.

you are missing the point.

they are still tantrums. jus tfor diffrent reasons. Yes the baby need sa diaper change. just as the 3 yr old Thinks he needs that gi-joe.

They are claiming they have NEVER had a fit in public. I do not beleive that and gave reasons why.

A tantrum is a tantrum if its for a but change or a gi joe. both annoy those around you.

 

mugs

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He got the kid to shut up
He did not harm the kid
What is everyone getting their panties in a wad about?
 

BunLengthHotDog

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Originally posted by: sadffffff
1) Guy tells my kid "you better shut the f--k up", right there I would have broke his nose. No excuse to threaten a child, especially when you?re "6'3 230lbs". Grow up, guy.

2) Guy tells me to shut my kid up disrespectfully, like he?s got a steak in it, he would get a "mind your own business". Then after he?s gone, my kid would get "you shouldn?t have been doing that <insert appropriate punishment>, and I should have caught it, but he?s not going to tell me how to raise you. It was none of his business."

3) Guy says "please keep it down", I apologize and deal with the kid.

Grow up guy, but your threatening violence as well...at least I can take solace in the fact that your not actually a parent.

Or can I?

 

CKent

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Why even bother? He might have made a half-hour long impression one one chimpanzee kid and one chimpanzee parent, but there are a few billion more out there. The thing to do would be to avoid them as best you can. Staying away from Target / Wal-Mart and such would be a good start, should cut down idiot encounters by a solid 30-40%.
 

pstylesss

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you are missing the point.

they are still tantrums. jus tfor diffrent reasons. Yes the baby need sa diaper change. just as the 3 yr old Thinks he needs that gi-joe.

They are claiming they have NEVER had a fit in public. I do not beleive that and gave reasons why.

A tantrum is a tantrum if its for a but change or a gi joe. both annoy those around you.

Trantrum:
A tantrum is an emotional outburst, usually for young children of the ages of 3-6. Most children throw a tantrum when they are upset or bothered. Other children throw tantrums thinking they'll get something they want.

a violent demonstration of rage or frustration; a sudden burst of ill temper.

Hmm. I don't think babies throw tantrums like that for a diaper change or food. Yes, they cry and cry and cry because they aren't getting what they need... that is the only way they can let you know they need something. If they are crying because they aren't being picked up, it's different. Toddlers are capable of speaking to an extent. They should know that type of behavior is not acceptable... but I suppose that all depends on if the parents are worth anything.

A mom can tell a baby that you don't need your bottle today and a toddler he doesn't need the gi-joe and it would be completely different.

EDIT: I believe that his kids never threw fits in stores. Probably once, and they learned right after it wasn't going to fly. They knew what they were getting into at home if they did.
 

waggy

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Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
you are missing the point.

they are still tantrums. jus tfor diffrent reasons. Yes the baby need sa diaper change. just as the 3 yr old Thinks he needs that gi-joe.

They are claiming they have NEVER had a fit in public. I do not beleive that and gave reasons why.

A tantrum is a tantrum if its for a but change or a gi joe. both annoy those around you.

Trantrum:
A tantrum is an emotional outburst, usually for young children of the ages of 3-6. Most children throw a tantrum when they are upset or bothered. Other children throw tantrums thinking they'll get something they want.

a violent demonstration of rage or frustration; a sudden burst of ill temper.

Hmm. I don't think babies throw tantrums like that for a diaper change or food. Yes, they cry and cry and cry because they aren't getting what they need... that is the only way they can let you know they need something. If they are crying because they aren't being picked up, it's different. Toddlers are capable of speaking to an extent. They should know that type of behavior is not acceptable... but I suppose that all depends on if the parents are worth anything.

A mom can tell a baby that you don't need your bottle today and a toddler he doesn't need the gi-joe and it would be completely different.

EDIT: I believe that his kids never threw fits in stores. Probably once, and they learned right after it wasn't going to fly. They knew what they were getting into at home if they did.

but once is still goes against what he said. I do beleive its very very rare. but NEVER? nope.
 

dyna

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Originally posted by: Citrix
whats so hard to understand about that? my 3 kids 14, 11 and 8 NEVER acted up in the store when they were younger.

Did your wife ever take your kids to the store when you weren't around?

 

Yreka

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Clearly poor parenting..

If my kids acted like that I would calmly walk them out of the store and lock them in a hot car *with the windows up!* until I finished shopping..
 

dainthomas

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Originally posted by: mugs
He got the kid to shut up
He did not harm the kid
What is everyone getting their panties in a wad about?

Yep. Leaving out the f bomb would have been perfect. Simply looking at the kid and saying 'shut-up' would have been just as effective. Especially since mommy's little angel had probably never had that said to him before.
 

jjones

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Originally posted by: waggy
BUT even the best parent is going to have a child that occasionaly has a tantrum. it happens. Any person here who says they have a 2-5 yr old and they never have tantrums in public is a lieing sack of shit.

sometimes talking to my daughter gets her to calm down. IF my wife is with me i take her to the van. IF i am by myself and nothing else is working i ignore it. NOT much else i can do.

I get what i came to the store for and leave.
You calling me a liar?

Seriously though, my daughter just turned six a couple of months ago. She's never had a public display of unruliness, let alone a tantrum. There's been a couple of times when she was younger (around 2 - 3 yrs old) that she started to throw a tantrum and I put a stop to it quick. If she wanted to cry and be upset, then I gave her something to be upset about, I spanked her.

Then I held her and comforted her and explained why her behavior got her a spanking and that her actions affect other people and she should be aware there are consequences. Above all, I told her I loved her and that I didn't want to spank her at all, but she just can't behave like that. I'm not sure how much of that got through but other than those couple of times, she's always been one of the most sweet-tempered children I've ever seen.

I treat her like a child, but an intelligent child, and with respect, and I teach her how to treat others with the same respect, and to be aware of herself and her behavior as much as possible at all times. But I don't hover over her, I let her run free and do almost anything she likes, while keeping an eye out for her safety of course. She's a phenomenal kid and we've been very lucky.
 

jdoggg12

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The kid looked about 7 years old. The mom looked about 25. I know kids throw tantrums, but when they do, if you're in a crowded store.... DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. Take them outside or find another way to get them to calm down. A short outburst would not have caused this scene, it took a constant assault to the senses for over 4 minutes.

For those threatening violence b/c he overreacted, do you not see the hypocrisy in that? He made no threat, it was a quick shout to both and he walked off. Once again, yes, i agree that he overreacted. But stop and think, he lost it b/c the parent was letting the child scream at the top of his lungs in the midst of 20+ people. You believe that his outburst was so out of line but say you'd sock him in the face? Stop and think about the reprucussions of that, he wouldn't need to fight back, his brother is a prosecutor. You would likely end up and jail and paying out a hefty sum.

Like many of the parents have said, it wouldnt have happened if she was a RESPECTFUL (not necessarily a good one) parent and taken the kid outside.
 

pstylesss

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Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
you are missing the point.

they are still tantrums. jus tfor diffrent reasons. Yes the baby need sa diaper change. just as the 3 yr old Thinks he needs that gi-joe.

They are claiming they have NEVER had a fit in public. I do not beleive that and gave reasons why.

A tantrum is a tantrum if its for a but change or a gi joe. both annoy those around you.

Trantrum:
A tantrum is an emotional outburst, usually for young children of the ages of 3-6. Most children throw a tantrum when they are upset or bothered. Other children throw tantrums thinking they'll get something they want.

a violent demonstration of rage or frustration; a sudden burst of ill temper.

Hmm. I don't think babies throw tantrums like that for a diaper change or food. Yes, they cry and cry and cry because they aren't getting what they need... that is the only way they can let you know they need something. If they are crying because they aren't being picked up, it's different. Toddlers are capable of speaking to an extent. They should know that type of behavior is not acceptable... but I suppose that all depends on if the parents are worth anything.

A mom can tell a baby that you don't need your bottle today and a toddler he doesn't need the gi-joe and it would be completely different.

EDIT: I believe that his kids never threw fits in stores. Probably once, and they learned right after it wasn't going to fly. They knew what they were getting into at home if they did.

but once is still goes against what he said. I do beleive its very very rare. but NEVER? nope.

We were debating the difference between a screaming toddler and a screaming baby not over the semantics of PlatinumGold's post.
 

Gooberlx2

Lifer
May 4, 2001
15,381
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Originally posted by: Zysoclaplem
I am 5'7" 135lbs, and yes you could whip my ass for yelling at you and your child, but you know what, I know quiet a few large people that will do horrible things for just a little bit of money. And while you decide to hit me a few times, you will be sitting in jail while my friends are vandalizing your car and your home. And when you get out of jail, I have a feeling you are going to be in the hospital very very soon.

OH my god. Way to bash everyone's e-penis display, and then 1-up it with your own. What a joke. :roll:
 

waggy

No Lifer
Dec 14, 2000
68,143
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Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: ZeroIQ
you are missing the point.

they are still tantrums. jus tfor diffrent reasons. Yes the baby need sa diaper change. just as the 3 yr old Thinks he needs that gi-joe.

They are claiming they have NEVER had a fit in public. I do not beleive that and gave reasons why.

A tantrum is a tantrum if its for a but change or a gi joe. both annoy those around you.

Trantrum:
A tantrum is an emotional outburst, usually for young children of the ages of 3-6. Most children throw a tantrum when they are upset or bothered. Other children throw tantrums thinking they'll get something they want.

a violent demonstration of rage or frustration; a sudden burst of ill temper.

Hmm. I don't think babies throw tantrums like that for a diaper change or food. Yes, they cry and cry and cry because they aren't getting what they need... that is the only way they can let you know they need something. If they are crying because they aren't being picked up, it's different. Toddlers are capable of speaking to an extent. They should know that type of behavior is not acceptable... but I suppose that all depends on if the parents are worth anything.

A mom can tell a baby that you don't need your bottle today and a toddler he doesn't need the gi-joe and it would be completely different.

EDIT: I believe that his kids never threw fits in stores. Probably once, and they learned right after it wasn't going to fly. They knew what they were getting into at home if they did.

but once is still goes against what he said. I do beleive its very very rare. but NEVER? nope.

We were debating the difference between a screaming toddler and a screaming baby not over the semantics of PlatinumGold's post.

uh no. i was going on the fact htat he claimed that his kids NEVER did it in public.



 
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