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I hope you turned right around and dropped her back off at school. That is definitely not something to joke about and she needs to learn responsibility for her actions.
As someone who had to wear glasses from the age four due to being nearsighted--and having a rather mild lazy eye--and a small case of lattice degeneration which causes me to see floaters now and then, this is just wrong. I hope she still had to take that test after she pulled a stunt like that.
This is where you say, "You're grounded for a month."
6 months is better than 1
Somebody's in a whole world of trouble. Wow.
You need to interfere her using that behavior. Studies show students who use this form of behavior can fall behind academically and fast. She might be mad at you but parenting isn't friendship. If it helps, there are plenty of other kids who do this and it never turns out good. Good luck!!
my mom punished me with no tv if I pulled something like that
I'd have turned right around, took her back to school and had her take the test in the principal's office, as well as have her take lunch and recess there.
Grounded!
Time to put her stuff in a safe, which is in a safe, which is covered in ocd inducing wrapping paper
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I hope you turned right around and dropped her back off at school. That is definitely not something to joke about and she needs to learn responsibility for her actions.
At least she didn't tell you after you got the emergency room bill