HERE'S WHAT I THINK
Most Parents Today are Lame.
Give me a break. So many of today's parents are WAY to permissive, let their kids under 18 run wild, don't teach them simple manners, let them dress like...UGH! Scary! Parents need to get control, let kids be kids, and BE PARENTS.
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YOUR TURN!
Are you sick of lame parents raising rude bratty kids?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byYES! Parents need to get involved with their kid and teach them right.
Jimmie says:
Shoot yeah! Parents don't spend time with their kids. Then the kids don't know how to act. Then the parents can't STAND to be around them. Vicious circle.
Posted September 23, 2008
0ctavias0fferings says:
But when the parents have no self-control, you can't expect the kids to have any. Children learn by example.
Posted August 21, 2008
Timbers says:
YES! So many parents need to step up to the plate and be parents.
Posted June 05, 2008
JJNW says:
Many parents today are lazy and selfish. Kids need parenting and good role models... not couch potatoes and constant day care.
Posted May 27, 2008
No - kids just grow up faster today. Parents are fine.
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What a stupid show! And parents this this is HUMOR? Watch old Marx Brothers, Jerry Lewis, and Danny Kaye movies with them!!0 points
Manners for Kids (and Parents)
Elbows on the table, back talk, etc. How are the kids doing when it comes to the social graces? Teach your kids how to behave at the dinner table and...0 points
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