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"AITJ for telling my sister she cant stay with us anymore after she kept undermining how we parent?"
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Many parents opt for a more gentle parenting route because they believe it meshes better with teaching a child how to be a person in the world. Emotional regulation is the main selling point of parenting styles like the Montessori method. Children are treated as people—whole people—rather than little fellas who are deserving of less respect because of their age.
At the end of the day, children should act out once in a while. It is ludicrous to expect a 5-year-old to engage with an adult in a completely polite manner with no actual childlike mannerisms present. Though it's difficult to try to push the impulsive, instinctive reactions of screaming, “Hey! Don't do that," in the long run, it's worth it. But again, this is what works for some families. Our two cents? If a child is happy and healthy, the parents are doing something right.
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Entitled sister criticizes couple's parenting style, so they tell her she's no longer welcome to live under their roof: ‘[She said] that I'm too soft’
An entitled sister decides to criticize her family member's parenting style while living in her home, so the woman tells her to get lost. What does the sister do? Air it out on Instagram. Stick with us for the full story.
You strike a sensitive chord when you critique someone's parenting style. Out of all the parents in the world, they now see themselves as one of the worst of them because someone felt comfortable enough to say something about how they raise their children. Typically, if the child is not in danger and they are well taken care of, on top of the fact that they are well-behaved, why would anyone feel the need to give their two cents?
On the one hand, it is our human nature to share our opinions, even if nobody around us wants to hear. We grow up in a world where everyone carries a certain level of self-involvement, and that's okay. However, it's crucial that we as humans understand when and when not to say something… especially if our family members are allowing us to slum it in their home while we're trying to figure out next steps in life. Scroll to read.
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