Or when their kid does something annoying but instantly forgettable, and you're like, "Nah it's OK" but they spend the next two minutes demanding the kid issue a sincere apology to you for something they've already forgotten doing.
they literally 'parent' to show ppl how good of parents they are… Its a weird ego trip they are always on. Their parenting only magically appear in front of ppl.
One of the biggest things a kid needs is to simply see their parents being polite. No matter how much we think we are unique, we pick up a great deal of our habits from our parents.
Iโve done this but not to the full blown extent. Itโs important for kids to know that thanking others is important and that people are not their servants, but if the kid is having a bad day Iโd just say thanks myself and move along.
This is annoying as hell, but I will give this woman SOME credit. At least she's trying to teach her child basic manners. She's going about it all the wrong way but there's some goodness there.
๐ This is dead on!! It's good to teach manners buut, as a veteran parent that's when I'd clearly say into the child's very soul, "Either you say 'thank you' right now or I'm taking the cookie away." (Consequences.) Then follow up accordingly & don't back down. Kids only ignore you & make you repeat yourself 87 times because you've taught them they can. My kids are 18 & 16 and remarkably well behaved. I still get compliments. ๐ Consequences work. So does learning how to not GAF if a tantrum ensues. They learn.
The parents in the comments who think this video is about them and their children. This is about forcing strangers, usually other adults, into non-consensual โteachable momentsโ with you and your child. Iโm already on my way when you try to stop me on the street to educate your children about black people or how to be kind to my dog. ๐ฉ๐ถ๐พโโ๏ธ
This one was the hardest to watch for me. Im a cashier and i see this type of behavior all the time. It breaks my heart. Im Autistic and all the millions of times i was treated like this as a kid destroyed my sense of self and caused me so much damage. Parents just love to project their own shit onto their kids. I dont know why it's so impossible for parents to let kids be themselves and to listen to their kids boundaries.
the constant trying and eventually getting agritated is so accurate. when I was little my mom would ask me to say thank you once, and if I didn't she'd just say it for me lmao ๐ญ๐
Kid intentionally rode her bike into our car and their parents tried to pull this Now are you sorry are you sorry say youre sorry crap for half an hour instead of paying for the damage
I only made it the like the 7th Avery sheeeeeeesh
the way she says Avery so many times ๐ซฃ the way people do this with their kids and pets oof
OMG. The aggression. Hahaha!
What parents like this are really saying is, "You'd better make me look good or you'll pay a heavy price, you horrible child!"
Maโam, I have 14 other tables, I canโt wait for your daughter to learn how to talk
Had relatives that would come to family function with their kids, then just dissapear for hours.
"We had to go to the store." "We needed to run an errand." "One of our friends had an emergency."
Itโs the parents need to act out and draw attention to the fact that they are a conscientious parent! Sad.
Or when their kid does something annoying but instantly forgettable, and you're like, "Nah it's OK" but they spend the next two minutes demanding the kid issue a sincere apology to you for something they've already forgotten doing.
As a server I hear this all the time and itโs annoying af lol but once they say it itโs so cute
The pressure put in this video made me feel so uncomfortable, i felt like im that child lol
Nice lady: I donโt have time for this shit !
they literally 'parent' to show ppl how good of parents they are… Its a weird ego trip they are always on. Their parenting only magically appear in front of ppl.
The accuracy is stressing me the fuck out
My entire teaching career just smacked me in the back of the head.
Omg!100% spot on!
Avery will develop ADS.
When they are blocking up the cash register while they let their child decide which lollies they want.
Avery will be writing equations for the theory of everything whilst eating the cookie ๐ช
So good ๐ ๐คฃ
this hurt me physically
She reminds me of the older Olsen sister a bit.
One of the biggest things a kid needs is to simply see their parents being polite. No matter how much we think we are unique, we pick up a great deal of our habits from our parents.
I was expecting the child's name to be Ava, Bella, or Anna
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Caitlin's videos are always hilarious. The heavy breathing walk-away is sooo funny.
She's scary.
The gradually increasing amount of stress and panic is what cracks me up. Lol
Iโve done this but not to the full blown extent. Itโs important for kids to know that thanking others is important and that people are not their servants, but if the kid is having a bad day Iโd just say thanks myself and move along.
Awful.
I couldn't keep watching…too real!
Airry is my name and it felt like she was forcing me. The name sounds like my name๐ ๐ฅฒ๐ฅฒ๐๐ญ
This is annoying as hell, but I will give this woman SOME credit. At least she's trying to teach her child basic manners. She's going about it all the wrong way but there's some goodness there.
Genius
Burst laughing at "thaaaaaank you … For what?"
Thank you YouTube algorithm for suggest me Caitlin
I am from space.
'Avery'…๐
Avery needs *popped! Lol.
truly a blessed actress.
not exaggerating when i say youโre already more qualified than 90% of the SNL cast
๐ This is dead on!! It's good to teach manners buut, as a veteran parent that's when I'd clearly say into the child's very soul, "Either you say 'thank you' right now or I'm taking the cookie away." (Consequences.) Then follow up accordingly & don't back down. Kids only ignore you & make you repeat yourself 87 times because you've taught them they can. My kids are 18 & 16 and remarkably well behaved. I still get compliments. ๐ Consequences work. So does learning how to not GAF if a tantrum ensues. They learn.
The parents in the comments who think this video is about them and their children. This is about forcing strangers, usually other adults, into non-consensual โteachable momentsโ with you and your child. Iโm already on my way when you try to stop me on the street to educate your children about black people or how to be kind to my dog. ๐ฉ๐ถ๐พโโ๏ธ
parents really say "avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery avery" and expect us to not be annoyed
This literally unlocked a really specific childhood trauma
Hahahahahahha
This one was the hardest to watch for me. Im a cashier and i see this type of behavior all the time. It breaks my heart. Im Autistic and all the millions of times i was treated like this as a kid destroyed my sense of self and caused me so much damage. Parents just love to project their own shit onto their kids. I dont know why it's so impossible for parents to let kids be themselves and to listen to their kids boundaries.
the constant trying and eventually getting agritated is so accurate. when I was little my mom would ask me to say thank you once, and if I didn't she'd just say it for me lmao ๐ญ๐
So what happened to you today?
Kid intentionally rode her bike into our car and their parents tried to pull this Now are you sorry are you sorry say youre sorry crap for half an hour instead of paying for the damage
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