How do parents justify?

Take a trip 'round the internet.

So many parents now a days let their kids get away with so much crap. Picky eaters and fits and just doing whetever in the hell the kid wants to do. What happened to good ol’ fashion I’m the MOM and that"s the end of it.

Kids need bounderies and discipline. Hell If I didn’t have it my parents would be bald. If my kids didn’t have it well my youngest would be dead because if he had his way all he would eat is cereal and with his health condition he need good nutrition that takes all four food groups to get.
Well CPS is not an excuss have had to deal with them on several occassions because every time my youngest goes to the hospital and well one of our niehbors calls and say that our kids are home all alone just because my van isn’t there and they don’t think that my husband is capable of taking care of his children.

The truth is that a great number of the parents out there now had parents that did not care much about teaching them so how can they teach theirs. Yes it was the Hippy generation that really messed up the family relationship thing.

Every time a child does something that seems a little out of the norm it is o the doctor and wala a new mental problem is born. Oh and it could be the alergies causing this. Oops on the other hand it was the school teacher that caused it so home schooling is in order.

I for one can not stand to be around children in the EU or USA.
I want to take the parents and kick their so hard they will have to take off their shirt to….

Yes i am one that has had it with the young.

Would you believe that as old as I am most of the people I really get along with are the youngish but not below about 25. There are some out there.

21 Responses to “How do parents justify?”

  1. fabrat1 says:

    they want to be their friend. Pathetic
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  2. Uncle Tim says:

    Because now the government is so in your business all your son has to do is complain to the right person that you are abusing him by not letting him eat cereal 24/7 and CPS will be beating down your door to take your son away.
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  3. skcs69 says:

    The new parents of today is ritiln.
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  4. tabithap says:

    I think too many parents now are afraid of thier kids not liking them so they just let them have their own way.

    Personlly, if your child has never said "I hate you", you’re not being a good parent. My oldest about 3 the first time he said it because I wouldn’t let him stay up late and watch TV. I said I was sorry he felt that way, but he still needed to go to bed, and once he in his room I sat down and cried. But he learned that he couldn’t manipulate my emtions to get what he wanted. Too many parents aren’t willing to do that.
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  5. TRENT L says:

    I see alot of it especially since we’ve had our second daughter we meet alot of new parents, who are trying to do the best they can.

    I think alot of parents try to "Not do the same thing their parents did" which allows for looser and looser rules.

    When me and my wife found out she was pregnant we talked about alot of htis stuff, I grew up in a stern home with rules, and I wanted to continue that tradition.

    And my daughters for the most part people are surprised how well behaved they are, and it takes very little work but staying constant with the decisions you make, make sure that both parents are involved in rules not "Go ask your mom".

    It worries me when I see the lack of respect kids have these days to one another and to their elders and where this world is going.
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  6. LittleRaysMama says:

    Someone in my family works for CAS and it takes a hell of alot more than a child to complain to them, that’s just an excuse used by parents not to disipline their children. But there’s a big difference between disipline and abuse and theres alot of parents that don’t understand the difference.
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  7. Lyn says:

    They are too tired, plain as that. Too much going on, too much work, TV, computer, games, stimulation in general. Discipline takes energy and most working (and even some SAH) parents don’t have it. I wish families would cut out all the extracurricular stuff they cram down their kids’ throats in the name of sports/education/I never got to do it excuses and replace it with actual parenting. Rant over!
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  8. heather47374 says:

    People are just getting lazy. Or they want to be the kids’ friend, and not the parent. It’s pathetic how many kids (of all ages), you see out there that are just rude and undisciplined.
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  9. jordan says:

    well applaud yourself for being "mother of the year" because you have set bounderies. Everyone is going to raise their childern they way they wish just as you do there is no need to questions other peoples parenting just because you "think" your doing great with your own babies.we all walk different path no need to judge the next fellas
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  10. sinistermooess says:

    I pick my battles. My kids know that when they get the mom voice or the mom look, that the discussion is over and they will do what i have said…period. That said, I also think it is important for kids to learn that they do have some control over there lives. By kids i am talking more about older ones….my 9 yr old for example. There are instances where I will let her choose for herself and then deal with whatever consequences…good or bad…come out of that decision. How else is she going to learn what works for her and what doesn’t?

    My youngest always tells me, "i don;t like you" when she has to do something she doesn;t want to. I respond to her, "nobody said you have to like me, but i still love you."
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  11. sarabmw says:

    One of the challenges of being a parent today is that there is no longer any respect for authority. I think things have changed. There was a time when the rule of parents was stronger and held kids faster. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that being a parent today is tougher than ever before. Blame it on the moral decay of society, the impersonal nature of technology, or the breakup of the home. Either way, contemporary parents feel out of touch with themselves and their children.

    The solution is not to turn back time but to open our selves up to our children. Ironically, strength comes through vulnerability. Letting children see our
    frustrations, pain, and failure can be a valuable lesson to them. Many parents can’t see the wisdom in being transparent to their children. Already debilitated, they can’t understand why they should give away their power. This notion of power comes from a false parenting authority of “Do
    it because I said so” or “I am the parent therefore you must obey!” This is not true strength. This is force. Strangely enough, giving up this false
    strength will lead parents to the true power of intimacy, in their family relationships.
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  12. b3nnys_b4by says:

    You’re right! Kids DO need boundaries and discipline and today it’s becoming more and more difficult to raise them properly. There’s so much emphasis in the media about child abuse and the definition of abuse, itself, seems to have changed over the years. I know my mom used ta’ spank me with a belt when i misbehaved. Not that i condone that, but i don’t think she was abusing me. I had misbehaved and i was being punished. She had a valid reason for doing what she did. Now, kids just look at you and threaten to call the police if you try any sort of disciplinary actions. It’s one thing to abuse your children, but isn’t it a form of abuse, too, if you don’t even discipline them at all?? I mean, how will they function in society if they aren’t made to follow any rules?

    I’m with you….. i just don’t get it.
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  13. Eda M says:

    the fits and the screaming in public are the worst, they are embarrassing for the people watching as well as the parents, i don’t think that parents do it on purpose i think that they let things slide and then it’s out of control. not to mention that parenting has changed so much, my mom would whoop my arsse if i did things like that, once it is out of control, how do you get it back, discipline is such a hard thing to decipher, and i think that parents are scared of crossing lines so they don’t even get close to them any more. the Hole thing is out of control!
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  14. Jack says:

    My mom used to always tell me "I don’t care what you think of me right now, I do care what you will think of me when you’re 30."

    Looks to me like you’re on the right track. Hang in there for the children’s sake.
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  15. fangtaiyang says:

    Parents do not need to justify anything to you or to anyone else. Just as your neighbors worry about your kids needlessly when they do not see your van in the driveway, you are worrying needlessly about other peoples’ children. You can only do your part and leave others to do theirs.
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  16. renosgirl2006 says:

    You are right! We were just talking about this last night. Society plays a part because of the child abuse thing, no one can slap their child without getting arrested.
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  17. Ken says:

    The truth is that a great number of the parents out there now had parents that did not care much about teaching them so how can they teach theirs. Yes it was the Hippy generation that really messed up the family relationship thing.

    Every time a child does something that seems a little out of the norm it is o the doctor and wala a new mental problem is born. Oh and it could be the alergies causing this. Oops on the other hand it was the school teacher that caused it so home schooling is in order.

    I for one can not stand to be around children in the EU or USA.
    I want to take the parents and kick their so hard they will have to take off their shirt to….

    Yes i am one that has had it with the young.

    Would you believe that as old as I am most of the people I really get along with are the youngish but not below about 25. There are some out there.
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  18. siriusblackpearl says:

    Picky eaters is not big deal, unless they are in the extreme group. Kids need around 10 exposures to try something new.

    However, I believe that parents are lazy or they have grown up without having things and they over-indulge and do not mean to have such spoiled kids.

    Besides, there are all of these quacks on t.v. who are constantly telling parents that almost anything they do will traumatize their children for life.
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  19. Brandon M says:

    I really don’t know what you’re talking about……bald…dead….i’m so confused
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  20. pegbabb says:

    Children do need to be disciplined to turn into good caring adults. Child rearing can be difficult. I donot believe in beating. There is a difference between spanking and a beating. Your idea of setting limits is good. A child is not going to do somthing just because you say so. There are so many things that need to be considered as a parent. As well you know. I taught my children that with actions there are consequences. What they might be will depend on their ages.
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    I have four children and have tried my best. If you have difficult questions, there are plenty books on child rearing. You may also ask their pediatrician or their doctor. God bless you and your children. Take care.

  21. sassydontpm says:

    Probably for the same reason I was such a terrible parent the first time. I didn’t know anything about raising kids so I started reading all these books from ‘experts’. What a freaking joke! I was worried about damaging his head, you hear all those psychologist stories about it being the mother’s fault. I didn’t realize it was the mother’s fault for not teaching her child self accountibility.
    I finally threw the books out and started doing what I thought was right and my kids are so much better now, happier and healthier and they even behave in public!
    I have 3 boys 16, 14, and 5. None of my kids smoke, drink, have sex, do drugs, steal or even skip school and no they don’t fool me either. I know the oldest one cusses (nothing major like the F word) but I can deal with that. He doesn’t do it in front of me, he knows better.
    They know what they can get away with and what will happen if they overstep their boundries. But that’s just my 2 cents.
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