Apparently I'm an asshole because I tend to raise my child authoritarian and authoritatively. There's a time to pay attention to feelings and what the child wants, but respect and discipline is important too. 😩😩
"Child support is for absent parents NOT failed relationships"
As a mother of a child with special needs I am absolutely disgusted by the woman on here who suspiciously began posting pictures of her child recently...seemed too showy like he was on display. Confirmed stolen. She’s not the mother.
my mother was in labor with me for 3 hours & im her first and only child. i hope I'm the same way😩
#mombassadorchat Moms, Done with diapering? Today we're chatting all things potty training with @smilingwithmyawesome4kids, who is a mombassador and admin of the very popular potty training group in the app. Share your potty training stories, ask questions and share tips on this post. @smilingwithmyawesome4kids will also answer any questions! Here's her bio and general tips: Hello I am Ceiamaria I am a stay at home Mother to 4 children ages 12,8,7 and 11 months old. I am happily married for 12 years and we are still going strong. I am determined and driven for success FAILURE isn't an option for me. I potty trained my oldest at 9 months old. My 2 middle son's were more difficult they were between 18 months and 2 years old. My baby boy was showing interest in potty training, I decided to buy him a potty chair. Potty training tips 1.) Don't rush your child 2.)Don't yell at your child 3.) Don't punish your child for having accidents 4.) Don't give you child candy 5.) Don't compare other children to your child 6.) Do praise your child 7.) Clap your hands when your child goes to the potty. 8.)Take your child every 15-30 minutes to the potty 9.)Don't criticize your child 10.) I don't recommend pull ups but I don't bash mothers who decided to use them. 11.) Remember potty training is not taught in one day you have to be determined to potty train your child. Add your replies in the comments below! Thank you @smilingwithmyawesome4kids !
Is my child.. The only child that
Marylee Claudio ·
Мама дочки-младенца, беременна (22 нед.)
My daughter is not even 9mo old and I feel like she’s so smart because I am like that to.. and so is her dad. We love our kid and cuddle her a lot but when she do something like ex: trying to flip her plate or touch other peoples food on their plate.. we let her know not to but we don’t hit her.. we treat her older because that will make her understand. Last night she started to cry because she was crawling and decided to touch cords on the wall. I said no and she cried and my family thought I was speaking to her roughly. NO! Shes been respecting me when I say no ever since she was 5mo. Yes she is little but teaching starts early. I don’t let people talk down on me by saying “she’s a baby she doesn’t know” SHE WONT KNOW UNTIL YOU TEACH HER AND SHE YOU TEACH HER LATER SHELL LEARN SLOWER.
Jess🌹♥️·
doesn't make you an asshole at all!
Alyssa Wilson·
В ожидании первенца
I was raised with both. My dad was authoritarian and my mom was authoritative. People immediately assume that being authoritative means I'll beat my kid when I dont like something they do, which isn't the case. You can be stern and firm when needed and you can still remain kind and loving. It's a balance.
deleted-user·
When you have your baby let me know how it goes.
Lanie Jay·
There’s a way to discipline and respect without being authoritative. Simply because a parent chooses not to be an authoritarian, doesn’t mean their children are disrespectful and undisciplined.