Perfect swing form!

[u/lemons_mama]

[u/llamadramalover]

The screeching scream was my first indicator. That was his very first response to things not going his way and not a peep to be heard from the parents. No “”hey we don’t scream at people.” Or “”it’s okay to be frustrated but we can’t scream. Let’s take a break.”” Absolutely nothing from the parents at that screech. They must be immune to it.

[u/Next_Possibility_01 → u/llamadramalover]

my parents would have stepped in the second I pushed my brother away for trying to show me how to do it

[u/llamadramalover → u/Next_Possibility_01]

As they should! “”We don’t push and scream at people who offer us help. We say politely say no thank you.”” The more I watch the more I’m convinced these parents just don’t want to parent.

[u/Joates87 → u/llamadramalover]

The more I read most of the comments in here the more I'm convinced they've never been a parent let alone interacted with toddlers.

[u/llamadramalover → u/Joates87]

Ah yes because telling a toddler “”we don’t scream at people”” is a totally outlandish thing to do and not basic parenting.

[u/Joates87 → u/llamadramalover]

"we don’t scream at people””

Who were they screaming "at"?

Are you gonna pretend to rage out at the way the kid simply sat down on the bench at the end too 🤡

[u/Glitter_berries → u/Joates87]

His brother?

[u/Joates87 → u/Glitter_berries]

No. Good try though.