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    Ever encounter kids who make you feel like wanna slap them??

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      shinri
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      buds:
      \"Ever encounter kids who make you feel like wanna slap them??\"


      Not so much kids.
      Mothers-in-law..
      YES! :idea:
      :rotflmao:

      Yea, heard about my colleague's one, like MIL from cave ages...

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        sall
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        I was near the playground when I saw a 3 yo boy who screamed at any kid who went near to what he was playing. He screamed and screamed into the faces of the other kids and the grandma just smiled. This is a normal boy, I saw him many times when he behaves normally. He just doesn’t want to share the swing or slide.

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          jtoh
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          MMM, I’m sure the kid picked up her behaviour from someone. Most likely an adult or older sibling. Sometimes kids listen to the adults talk and pick up bad manners that way. I always say an acorn doesn’t fall far from the tree.

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            tutormum
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            jtoh:
            MMM, I'm sure the kid picked up her behaviour from someone. Most likely an adult or older sibling. Sometimes kids listen to the adults talk and pick up bad manners that way. I always say an acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.

            Agreed, usually when you look at a kid you can tell what sort of parents he/she has. :siam:

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              cherrygal
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              I saw my niece tell her mom to "shut up" and her mom didn’t say anything. I pulled my niece aside and told her she was really lucky to have a nice mom coz I would have caned her if she were my daughter. She shrugged her shoulders and walked off. She’s older now but is still very rude to her parents at times… shake head


              I can’t do anything if the parents don’t…

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                cnimed
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                I saw my neighbour’s son ordering her to go home and fetch something for him. Later my son told me that the boy also said "stupid mum" to her. It’s very sad cause the mum is already suffering from a broken heart due to straying spouse, and hence is very very gentle on the boy.

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