Little girl's dress is ruined after she runs into a stranger and knocks a chocolate cake out of their hands, girl's entitled mom sues the stranger for a new dress: ‘I'm not paying for it’

When walking around in public with your kids, you collect countless experiences that could lead to great learning opportunities. The kid fell while running away? That's why you shouldn't run away! They forgot their favorite toy on a bench in the park? I told you, you should have left that toy at home. Their tummy hurts after eating ice cream? Well, what did I tell you about eating too much too fast?

Every moment with your kids is a moment you can use to teach them something, but not every parent takes this to heart. Some even do the exact opposite, and instead of teaching kids to take accountability for their actions, they teach them that they can never do anything wrong.

When the mom in the story below refused to admit that her daughter was responsible for ruining her own dress, you could just tell this mom never taught her daughter to take accountability. She probably never takes accountability for her own actions as well, which is what led her to sue a clueless pedestrian for the mistakes of her child.

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