these 9 parenting lessons from parents didn’t go as planned
As a parent, your job is to teach your child manners and wisdom. But that doesn’t always go the way you expected. Parenting lessons did not work out well for these parents.
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- “A colleague taught her child not to speak with a full mouth. So now she spits out her food when she wants to say something.”
- “My daughter (5) often peed her pants because all the playing made her forget that she had to go to the toilet. I therefore gave her a nice ‘prize’ if she didn’t pee her pants. Then her twin sister suddenly peed her pants too – while it never went wrong before – to get a prize. We had to rethink our method.”
- “As a child I discovered that my sister wrote her name on the walls in chalk. As a big helping sister, I explained to her that you should never reveal your name in graffiti. A few weeks later, she scratched drawings into the wooden desk, with my name on it.”
- “I read in a parenting book that you should ask children to come up with a suitable punishment for their wrong behavior. My son (6) squeezed his brother, so I asked what they thought was an appropriate punishment. His reaction? “Pick out my eyeballs and push me off a cliff?” We didn’t use the punishment and I don’t read parenting books anymore.”
- “I saw on the news that a toddler saved his mother’s life by calling 911. Good idea to tell my kid about that, I thought. Five minutes later, two police officers were at the door.”
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- “I taught my daughter that you can’t call food ‘dirty’ if you haven’t tried it. Then I wasn’t allowed to judge her snots if I hadn’t tasted them.”
- “My child (10) was asking questions about sex, so my wife and I explained that people have sex because they love each other and want a child. He got mad because we’re having sex and don’t want any more kids. He watched us for a month. On the couch, he sat between us like a kind of security guard.”
- “I explained to my daughter, who was about four at the time, that she had to brush her teeth or they would fall out. Her answer? “I’ll wait until my grown-up teeth come through and then I’ll brush them.” She wasn’t wrong, but still…”
- “We try to explain to our child (2) that he has to hold a hand while crossing the road. A few weeks later I see him holding his own hands. Quite logical, because we hadn’t explained which hand he should hold.”
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