15 things you should never say (or do) to someone else’s child
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It’s a question all mums face at some stage – what do you do if another child is being naughty at the playground and the mother doesn’t seem to notice or care? Do you step in and scold the child? Or do you leave it and hope the mother takes notice? Do you tell the mother that her child is misbehaving? Or do you simply walk away?
For every situation, the right response will vary and that is perfectly okay. But this question got us thinking – what are some of the things that you really shouldn’t say to someone else’s child, no matter what the circumstances? Here are a few gems that we came up with.
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Force them to eat everything on the plate
Fussy eaters are going to be fussy, no matter whose house they are at. It’s great to instil rules for your own kids, but it’s also okay to adjust the rules accordingly when another child is over.
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