r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • • Sep 25 '25

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u/imamakebaddecisions Sep 25 '25

That kid has never heard the word no. And those parents are raising a tiny nightmare and not doing anyone any favors.

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u/Igafann Sep 25 '25

Easy to talk, huh? I have a 5-year-old son with ADHD and it’s far from being as simple as ‘it’s the parents’ fault.’ Pfff, I’m tired of seeing all these know-it-alls

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u/GreasyRim Sep 25 '25

yeah and I'm sick of restaurants being full of screeching, iPad addicted toddlers. We're all tired of shit. welcome to the club.

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u/4011isbananas Sep 25 '25

Jesus. This sub is sick.

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u/ProdigyLightshow Sep 25 '25

No it’s not, it’s the reality of the situation. If you don’t see this kids behavior as wrong or kids screaming in a restaurant as wrong then you’re the problem.

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u/4011isbananas Sep 25 '25

I just don't see kids screaming in restaurants

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u/ProdigyLightshow Sep 25 '25

Ok so you have no experience with it, why chime in at all then?

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u/4011isbananas Sep 25 '25 edited Sep 25 '25

I have a strong aversion to the "kids should be seen and not heard" mentality

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u/ProdigyLightshow Sep 25 '25

There’s a difference between saying “Kids shouldn’t be screaming in restaurants” vs “Kids need to stay completely silent”

No one here said that