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Karen - Someone who eats grass and doesn’t wear masks telling me their kid is better than mine | /r/FuckYouKaren

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11:34 r/KidsAreFuckingStupid ... 1.5k 48 1, Share V Edit TrainConductor145 · 1h You're right some things are inevitable, but some aren't. You can de treatment and having to go through the pain and discomfort by taking the binky away. ease his chances of needing Gizmottto OP • 1h He's not even 2 yet! -4 3 abysmal_lonesomeness · 23m My son is 2 and he's learning his alphabet, speaking in full clear sentences, understand 3-5 syllable words, builds animals out of Legos, is learning to swim, and is potty trained. Children are sponges and extremely capable. You just need the patience and will to put in the effort. Somethings just aren't good for children his age like pacifiers, screen time (my son reads books instead of watching TV), and fast food (even french fries are linked to childhood obesity). If you want your children to excel in life, you need to put in the work. The first 7 years are the most important because they minds are completely moldable. You get what you give. 合19 Add a comment

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