Some people just have bratty kids. They probably cut them a lot of slack because they would go insane if they didn't. I'm sure when you were that age, you had your outbursts.
Some people just have bratty kids. They probably cut them a lot of slack because they would go insane if they didn't. I'm sure when you were that age, you had your outbursts.
Kids these days get "time out" for acting like little sh!ts
I raised two boys into their teens without ever once hitting or spanking them, even during the "terrible twos". They are respectful and have the very best manners. Credit goes to Maria Montessori. Discipline does not equal corporal punishment, but discipline is critical just the same. (I never used "timeouts" either, I have no idea what the point of that is!)
I raised two boys into their teens without ever once hitting or spanking them, even during the "terrible twos". They are respectful and have the very best manners. Credit goes to Maria Montessori. Discipline does not equal corporal punishment, but discipline is critical just the same. (I never used "timeouts" either, I have no idea what the point of that is!)
Maria Montessori died in 1952, but her methods are still effective.
They start when the child is an infant and continue through school age. Starting good habits early is the key. Doesn't matter how much kids question, and that's actually the point. You WANT the kids to think and do for themselves from the very beginning!
They start when the child is an infant and continue through school age. Starting good habits early is the key. Doesn't matter how much kids question, and that's actually the point. You WANT the kids to think and do for themselves from the very beginning!
Umm, if they were sitting in the 1st or 2nd row, most likely immediate family. As the bride or groom, wouldn't you want your entire family there?
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Originally posted by: MichaelD
Originally posted by: Bateluer
Its forshadowing. Married couples bring their whiny brats to weddings to let the newly weds see whats in their future.
FTW
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is a wild baby kind of like a "wild animal"..? wtf, how "wild" can a baby even be, for pete's sake
*If* I were to get married again, it would be an elopement to Vegas and I'm getting married in a chapel by an Elvis impersonator!
These are the same kinda people who don't metnion that they're bringing their kid to the reception and yet still expect their kid to have a chair!
At my brother's wedding of 150, we had 2 extra tables because we knew the damn ghetto people would be doing it, and somehow, those two tables filled up, AND took the extra table that the staff would have sat. This was horrible as I was one of hte best men and ushers.
OMG. Thats why my wedding reception is not only going to be on a boat so people who show up late are left behind and I'll have to figure out some fool-proof way to prevent disruptive kids from being there without offending them. I personaly don't mind offending them, but i'm sure the bride will be like, but they're family...
At my brother's wedding of 150, we had 2 extra tables because we knew the damn ghetto people would be doing it, and somehow, those two tables filled up, AND took the extra table that the staff would have sat. This was horrible as I was one of hte best men and ushers.
OMG. Thats why my wedding reception is not only going to be on a boat so people who show up late are left behind and I'll have to figure out some fool-proof way to prevent disruptive kids from being there without offending them. I personaly don't mind offending them, but i'm sure the bride will be like, but they're family...
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heh i agree. on things like this kids should NOT be allowed.
But we went to a wedding about 3 weeks ago. Where they wanted the kids there. My daughter is 3 and we said we would get a sitter. they asked us to bring her because there was going to be other children there.
during the ceremony the kids sat and played. It was actually nice hearing the kids playing as quiet as they could (which was not very quiet heh) while they were doing the ceremony.
Since i was the best man my daughter wanted to come up with me. she did get a little upset that she couldn't.
Even the reception was kid friendly. They has sandwiches and juice box's for the kids. Also the place we had it (bride's mothers) had a nice play set in the back for the kids.
But for a formal wedding? no i wouldn't take the children.
But we went to a wedding about 3 weeks ago. Where they wanted the kids there. My daughter is 3 and we said we would get a sitter. they asked us to bring her because there was going to be other children there.
during the ceremony the kids sat and played. It was actually nice hearing the kids playing as quiet as they could (which was not very quiet heh) while they were doing the ceremony.
Since i was the best man my daughter wanted to come up with me. she did get a little upset that she couldn't.
Even the reception was kid friendly. They has sandwiches and juice box's for the kids. Also the place we had it (bride's mothers) had a nice play set in the back for the kids.
But for a formal wedding? no i wouldn't take the children.
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