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Gee, then maybe next time get off your ass and do some parenting.
You really need to take yourself, you son and your husband to a child psychologist right away. You have a future sociopath on your hands. Either he is learning this from you and your husband, or he is a little monster who will grow up to be a big monster.
Congratulations. Your kid has all the makings of a criminal.
YDI. Where were you when your kid grabbed matches/lighter? •____• & why?!?
my child woulda known what a burning ass felt like.
Wtf is a 6 yr old doing setting a fire
Should watch your kids more ... Playing with fire your lucky it was the barbie house and not your house!
Rav,that's very possible but it would STILL be bad parenting if the parent had left them alone with no supervision long enough to obtain a lighter/matches and then use them o start a fire..(What game were they playing? "Fireman Randy rescuing barbie...*siren*)
Rav,very well possible,but by the post it sounded as though she sent them outside to do whatever,with no supervision,as the kid got as far as setting things on fire,possibly going through obtaining match/lighter first.
1. You ignored them instead of rectifying the situation. 2. Your 6 year old son got a hold of matches. I'll spell it out for you: YOU ARE A NEGLECTFUL PARENT.
Handle their problems maturely and like a parent instead of shooing them away so that they don't bother you... Doesn't that seem reasonable to you?
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Should've sent them to their rooms.
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