Parents Share The Most Stupid Things That Got Their Kids Crying

Parents Share The Most Stupid Things That Got Their Kids Crying
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[susanatchison]

As a child, I had a complete meltdown at dinner because the slice of Swiss cheese that I got DIDN’T HAVE ANY HOLES IN IT. But my older sister’s slice did, clearly demonstrating that our parents favored her. My dad tried to cut some holes in my slice, but - and I know you’re with me on this - that’s not the same!!

[Chelle]

...could have been titled, "How to tell when it's nap time."

[gilly]

Should be shown in high schools as a preventative measure!

[sarahprice]

Meeting Santa and finding out that Mom can’t re-attach your hair can be genuinely upsetting experiences!

[callycharles]

I cried when Happy Birthday was sung to me too. I loathe it I really don't like being the center of attention. Never have and never will - I'm 70. 🙂

[rekkariley]

Still confuses me how much people seem to think this is “misbehavior” that needs to be punished. This is literally just toddlers having a BSoD moment - we’re not born with the ability to understand logic or process frustration, it literally feels like the end of the world to them because it’s NEW. Everything is new to a toddler. They actually NEED to have tantrums and work through them on their own in order to learn that feeling frustrated is not actually the end of the world, and their parents will still be there to love them after it’s over.

Also: there’s been actual studies on this stuff. The average tantrum peaks at only 90 seconds. You can literally just wait them out. Make sure they can’t hurt themselves or anyone else and just WAIT. They’ve only got so much energy stored in those tiny bodies, they can’t keep it going forever (meltdowns are a completely different story - those are caused by pain and fear, so they don’t stop until you remove the source of that pain/fear).

Adults need to stop taking everything a kid does as some sort of personal attack, because it’s not. They just don’t understand logic yet and when something doesn’t work the way they thought it was supposed to, their brains crash. That’s it. Telling them no, spanking them, coaxing them, none of that is going to stop their little computers from crashing. Just let them finish screaming; that’s how they learn!

[robertfarrow]

Married 46 yrs. Wife had 3 kids by 23yrs old. I was on detachment often. She said teach them No as their first word and that Mum means it! Reward good behaviour, never give in.

[amiejohnston]

I work with 3 and 4 year old preschool kids, and this is a daily thing for us. 🙄🤪

[JF-kvgm]

The pee drawer had me shocked...but then I don't have kids (hhmmm, wonder why?!)

[reneepallo]

The pasta in the wrong shape. Yes, my husband and i had this same conversation 40 years ago. He thinks all pasta has to be long or it tastes funny.

[ruthjames]

I can relate to the pasta, my partner couldn't understand that spaghetti and pasta were all the same, just different shapes.

[patchdavis]

Best argument yet for birth control. I would have let him eat the cricket.

[mariacaracolita]

1:46: "Because I won't let her pull the dog's lips off his face." 🤣🤣🤣

[gestaltdude]

My youngest, who I think was around three at the time, freaked right the heck out because I had the audacity to reverse the car into the driveway instead of going front end in.

[lynnetrathen]

Wow well that was a load of the meanest nastiest parents around 🤣🤣🤣

[maraann]

The first one seems to have seen a how to acquire college funds tutorial.

[GloomyFish]

i also cried when i met santa. i was 4 and there was a photo of that moment in the house for around 20 years

[InSearchofaFeministUtopia]

I don't know why the kid can't fit in the tiny box. My cats always managed to fit in boxes much too small for them.

[tinytt]

I'm 54. When I was a kid, only "special" kids had tantrums.
Tell the kids no, mean it and tell them to fix their face when they look like they gonna cry.
These 'parents' are teaching their kids the wrong things.
If you're not a baby under the age of one, there is no reason to be acting out unless, you're hurt. Use your WORDS

[sarahjo]

Most of these kids were old enough not to have tantrums. They know no boundaries now, treated as little gods. I fear for the future!!