If i'm telling off my kids in that way of "don't do x because it's very rude, darling" and the person they've bumped/poked/walked over.. whatever goes "it's ok!"
no. it's not ok. They need to learn that walking into people is unacceptable, they need to learn that picking flowers out of someone's garden without permission is unacceptable, they need to know that walking away from a person who's trying to talk to them is rude and not on. I don't care if you think it's ok cause they're young, i think that if they don't learn now they will never learn .
it may seem like a small stupid thing but it's having manners in those small silly insignificant things that gives a good impression and makes them better people.
I'd rather have gossip about me for being a strict parent than my kids being rude and entitled.
BONUS: people who can't use a chair correctly, the fuck is wrong with you?! ((that video of Riker sitting down on chairs wrong is like some sort of 7th circle of hell))
If i'm telling off my kids in that way of "don't do x because it's very rude, darling" and the person they've bumped/poked/walked over.. whatever goes "it's ok!"
no. it's not ok. They need to learn that walking into people is unacceptable, they need to learn that picking flowers out of someone's garden without permission is unacceptable, they need to know that walking away from a person who's trying to talk to them is rude and not on. I don't care if you think it's ok cause they're young, i think that if they don't learn now they will never learn .
it may seem like a small stupid thing but it's having manners in those small silly insignificant things that gives a good impression and makes them better people.
I'd rather have gossip about me for being a strict parent than my kids being rude and entitled.
BONUS: people who can't use a chair correctly, the fuck is wrong with you?! ((that video of Riker sitting down on chairs wrong is like some sort of 7th circle of hell))