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HS-Trixxxia 07-06-2004 01:06 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kassidy
Children need to learn how to behave appropriately in every situation. You can't let your kid run wild like a maniac at home then expect them to know how to behave in public. When there are expectations, boundaries, and consistent consequences, you won't have a problem.

I have 3 children and we take them to very nice restaurants. I see people cringe when we walk in because they think we're going to ruin their dining experience. These are the people who come over to our table to commend our children and thank us for having such nice, well-behaved kids. (they're 3, 6, and 9, btw)

That tantrum shit doesn't fly with us.

Kassidy, I have an 11 year old and an almost 4 yr old. They are brought up well - they just have different temperaments. My son is the kid everyone wants around since he's well-mannered & very sociable + he keeps everyones kids entertained. My daughter is an introvert most of the time & when she's got an audience she's dancing and singing and putting on a show - very quiet if there aren't kids around, easily satisfied, singing most of the time just don't disturb her when she doesn't want to be disturbed cuz she'll pull a tantrum **I did mention she's much better now**. My son went through this phase too, it didn't last long. She's a little different, I love her just the same - she can be sweet as pie and has smarts that most kids her age can't process, much less comprehend. She started talking very late and therapists think this may be why her instinct is to go the yelling/screaming way - patience is a virtue - and as a mother, that's what I have to practice & accomplish.

BTW, in case you didn't read my earlier posts, people don't cringe, simply because I don't bring her to places that a child's boisterous behaviour is not tolerated.



Edit: 50 screaming kids

baddog 07-06-2004 01:37 AM

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Originally posted by charly

From now only those who never cried as babies are allowed to post. :thumbsup

Well, with all the whining you do now, I guess that means that is the last we will see of you in this thread

Jason Fromm 07-06-2004 02:19 AM

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Originally posted by Dveron
Nothing worse than been stuck on some long ass plane ride with screaming babies :mad:

International flight...13 hours...this infant right away pukes ALL OVER THE PLANE, and then screams the whole fucking flight.

Kid you not...the plane ran out of alcohol.

I have no tolerance for that, the lack of drinks on a plane that is.

SuckOnThis 07-06-2004 02:37 AM

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Originally posted by charly
My God there are some miseries in this thread.

I suppose none of you were kids.

I shudder to remember what I looked like in the late 60s, all flower power, bells beads and kaftans. My Dad use to think I was going to a wedding or funeral if I wore shoes. :1orglaugh

From now only those who never cried as babies are allowed to post. :thumbsup


Yea no shit. I get the feeling most of the posts in this thread are from 17 year olds that have no clue.

If you don't want to hear a kid cry, or smell smoke, or see fat people stay the fuck home.

=^..^= 07-06-2004 04:31 AM

Oh I forgot to tell you
sorry if this is shortnotice
we're packing your god daughter off to you next week

:1orglaugh

baddog 07-06-2004 06:16 AM

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Originally posted by =^..^=
Oh I forgot to tell you
sorry if this is shortnotice
we're packing your god daughter off to you next week

:1orglaugh

Well, I know she would never cry, she is my goddaughter afterall :)

piskas 07-06-2004 08:26 AM

hehe =) dude :P - stop the crying

EviLGuY 07-06-2004 08:30 AM

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Originally posted by baddog
If I walk into a restaurant and there are kids crying, I get up and leave . . . .give no thought to it, but now I have a real problem,

The old lady that lived across the street eventually died, and now some young family with a couple of young kids, and an apparent unending stream of friends has moved in her place.

The shrill scream of a 2 year old is enough to make me want to aim one of my mortars into their living room window

I hate kids. I'd like to see a ban. :)

Tom_PMs 07-06-2004 08:39 AM

I'm surrounded by kids where I live.

One evening I went to drive to the store for some chow, and there were muddy sneaker prints ON MY CAR!:mad:

I backed out and there was a rubber ball wedged under my car!:mad:

Yesterday, my doorbell rings I stagger to the door sleepy and it's two little kids asking if I had any kids for them to play with and I said NO! Then one of the little shits told me I needed to get married and have kids. It was cute in an innocent kind of way, but I felt like smacking his parents.

Little shits.

Mr. Jim 07-06-2004 08:42 AM

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Originally posted by SuckOnThis
Yea no shit. I get the feeling most of the posts in this thread are from 17 year olds that have no clue.

If you don't want to hear a kid cry, or smell smoke, or see fat people stay the fuck home.

precisely the mentality of a "Fuck You" why should i give a shit about whether I impose on your evening mentality that is the very root of this thread....

typical that this went from know when and where to take your kids to ......everyone here hates kids.....

justify as you may....but believe it or not......not everyone spent every Friday night at Chili's or the likes with screaming children.......there was a time when people actually stayed at home with a young family not dragging them out to every place they see on a commercial.......

It's as much of my right to bitch about it as it yours to sit and do nothing about it.......

Tom_PMs 07-06-2004 08:47 AM

And I'm not a 17 year old kid complaining because I'm deluded into believing that the world owes me something.

I'm that old man screaming to "Get off my damn lawn!" to the un-parented, disrespectful children in my neighborhood.

DTK 07-06-2004 08:47 AM

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Originally posted by jimholio
My God that kills me I see the guys walking around and they can barely move...they try to look tough.....hoiw the fuck can you look tough with your God Damn pants falling down

How the fuck can you look tough when you walk like a penguin....seriously........

If i was a "Pulled up Pants" kid I'd be whipping their ass.....why???

because our special ed droppy poopy pants tough guys would be too busy looking like a dork with pants around the ankles.....

Classic!! :1orglaugh :thumbsup

stocktrader23 07-06-2004 08:49 AM

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Originally posted by baddog
The last thing I need is a couple 2 year olds running across the street to visit me . . . . thanks, but no thanks. I am done with kids until my kids decide to make me a grandfather, and that will be at least 5 years from now . . . at the very earliest.
I hope they are squeelers.

Kassidy 07-06-2004 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Tom_PM
And I'm not a 17 year old kid complaining because I'm deluded into believing that the world owes me something.

I'm that old man screaming to "Get off my damn lawn!" to the un-parented, disrespectful children in my neighborhood.

Just like with all rotten kids, it's the parents' fault, not the kids :2 cents:

stocktrader23 07-06-2004 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kassidy
Just like with all rotten kids, it's the parents' fault, not the kids :2 cents:
Not all kids can be controlled to the point of silence. Period.

Tom_PMs 07-06-2004 09:06 AM

I certainly dont want them to be silent. I want them to be respectful of others, and others property.

Did you walk on peoples cars in their driveway with muddy shoes as a kid? And when you did it, did you think it was wrong?

Just asking.

baddog 07-06-2004 11:35 AM

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Originally posted by DTK
Classic!! :1orglaugh :thumbsup
Even my 20 year old read that and laughed

DTK 07-06-2004 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by baddog
Even my 20 year old read that and laughed
I'm just glad I wasn't drinking anything right then:1orglaugh

fuelcell 07-06-2004 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kassidy
Children need to learn how to behave appropriately in every situation. You can't let your kid run wild like a maniac at home then expect them to know how to behave in public. When there are expectations, boundaries, and consistent consequences, you won't have a problem.

I have 3 children and we take them to very nice restaurants. I see people cringe when we walk in because they think we're going to ruin their dining experience. These are the people who come over to our table to commend our children and thank us for having such nice, well-behaved kids. (they're 3, 6, and 9, btw)

That tantrum shit doesn't fly with us.

Same experience with our kids. Our 18 month attempts a fit now and then but my wife just takes her out of the restaurant. People are always telling us how well behaved our kids are : )

Manowar 07-06-2004 01:37 PM

the kids who dont stop when their parents tell them to shut up are the worst

Doc911 07-06-2004 01:38 PM

They have banned smoking in most public restaurants here in town. I wish they would ban kids as well.

When I go out with the wife I would prefer a peaceful evening free of screaming crying kids. Thats what baby sitters are for.

Kassidy 07-06-2004 01:50 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by stocktrader23
Not all kids can be controlled to the point of silence. Period.
No one said silent...just respectful and polite :)

Doc911 07-06-2004 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by stocktrader23
Not all kids can be controlled to the point of silence. Period.

Yes they can.

Kassidy 07-06-2004 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Trixxxia
Kassidy, I have an 11 year old and an almost 4 yr old. They are brought up well - they just have different temperaments. My son is the kid everyone wants around since he's well-mannered & very sociable + he keeps everyones kids entertained. My daughter is an introvert most of the time & when she's got an audience she's dancing and singing and putting on a show - very quiet if there aren't kids around, easily satisfied, singing most of the time just don't disturb her when she doesn't want to be disturbed cuz she'll pull a tantrum **I did mention she's much better now**. My son went through this phase too, it didn't last long. She's a little different, I love her just the same - she can be sweet as pie and has smarts that most kids her age can't process, much less comprehend. She started talking very late and therapists think this may be why her instinct is to go the yelling/screaming way - patience is a virtue - and as a mother, that's what I have to practice & accomplish.

BTW, in case you didn't read my earlier posts, people don't cringe, simply because I don't bring her to places that a child's boisterous behaviour is not tolerated.



Edit: 50 screaming kids

You obviously know your children better than anyone, but it still sounds to me like a spanking wouldn't hurt :2 cents:

Jman 07-06-2004 01:52 PM

If you Hate crying kids you should spend less time on GFY :1orglaugh

baddog 07-06-2004 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by JMan
If you Hate crying kids you should spend less time on GFY :1orglaugh
:1orglaugh :1orglaugh


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