Doting parents go to grocery store solely because their 1-year-old demands peaches, face accusations of spoiling her: 'Stop letting the child run the household'

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    Kayla, MD @kaylamellis_ Follow My daughter ate a peach earlier at my parents house and has now been crying for them so my husband just went to the store to solely get peaches... What are the odds she wants nothing to do with peaches when he gets back????
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    Kayla, MD @kaylamellis_ .1d Update- back at Mamaw and Papaw's house eating peaches and all is right in the world s
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    sarah@sarahradz_ · 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ She wants the ineffible feeling of eating a peach earlier at your parents house sadly, and not the peach itself. Good luck tho 150 20.3K 161K ☐ ∞ Kayla, MD @kaylamellis_ · 1d . this honestly is so accurate hahaha
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    Blixy Scrumpfer @ghobubo . 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ But the fact that dad went out just to please her will give her joy when she's older. 1717 6K 136K ☐ ∞ Kayla, MD @kaylamellis_ • 1d she's got her daddy wrapped around her finger for sure hahaha he'd do anything to make her happy!!
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    GoodParkingKarma @portersaid · 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ I would say stop letting the child run the household. If she wants peaches, she can have peaches when someone goes to the store for something else. My parents would have never made a special trip to the grocery store for something that ridiculous.
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    a1theist @a1theist • 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ It's actually not good parenting to go buy things based on children's whims, even if it's a healthy fruit. You're teaching them they have the right to order you around. Definitely explain this to him so you guys don't repeat making the same mistake
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    Lynda @Lyndagall1 • 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ My granddaughter kept asking me to buy her pineapple. Eventually I said 'do you like pineapple'. Yes she replied. Bought one, got home and cut her a juicy piece. Put it in her mouth and said 'don't like pineapple grandma'. She's nearly 3.
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    OneMadNugget | Vid... @OneMadNugget Replying to @kaylamellis_ Follow My niece is like that but with some vegetables and a few fruit as well: swears she loves them *until she has them*
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    I'm Old Gregg 2 @ritual_coffee. 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ There is a solid chance she will tell you that the fruit your husband brought home are not peaches. The real peaches are only at your parents house.
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    tink @tw0headedgirl • 20h Replying to @kaylamellis_ kids are usually just as satisfied from being given things in fantasy "i wish i could buy you a hundred thousand peaches right now and we'd eat them all in one go" or "here's some paper, write down whatever you want" (works great in a supermarket).
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    ALoiselleNews @ALoiselle News • 1d Replying to @kaylamellis_ Aw. That is so sweet. But why is your husband running to the store now? Is he picking up other groceries too?
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    Xyrus @NoUsernameAtAll • 20h I can no longer read anything about peaches without remembering him
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    dae⚫ sticky @RIBOSTAR • 13h ppl in the comments are very normal acting like getting your kid a piece of fruit will convert them into the devil
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    Nyx-☀- @Nyxxbaela - 21h Raising kids is just long term psychological torture with some cuteness tossed in
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    tyler @stolenchanell - 19h she nah eat NONE A DAT
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    Lestat @xSadGirlSosa • 13h This is why you dont negotiate with terrorists.
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    Rue7 @Namjoonie Moon ⚫ 21h • Going to a store to give your toddler a peach she wished for doesn't automatically make her a spoiled teen later?? It's NOT bad parenting??
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