Kids: CPS!

CPS!

By jasminejzhu - 14/04/2013 09:58 - Australia - Melbourne

Today, after an exhausting weekend of work, I decided to take a nap. I was awoken several hours later by my mother-in-law knocking on my door. Apparently my 11-year-old called up grandma to complain that she was hungry and that mum was sleeping instead of cooking dinner. FML

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Sunday 14 April 2013 16:18

FYL for living close enough to your mother in law that she can knock on your door without buying a plane ticket first.

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Sunday 14 April 2013 16:35

I knew the concept of responsibility when I was 9! when I was 10 I was ten I was at least able to cook eggs in a couple ways. my mom worked nights and was always exhausted. she still cooked most of the time but on the rare occasions she didn't, I was able to step up. kids today are too over babied. so glad I'm not growing up with this generation

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wldd0g 9

Monday 15 April 2013 7:08

Its ok 85. Someday you will grow a pair and figure out how to compliment, or even be civil, with the opposite sex. I am rooting for you kid. Just hang in there.

simsgirlgem 25

Monday 15 April 2013 12:47

notice op's kid neglected to tell grandma that Op had just gotten home from a long weekend of work also may be time to teach bratty dearest how to cook so he/she has no excuse to call grandma again

Kiwimaid 9

Monday 15 April 2013 13:38

Your child is 11 years old, and can't make eggs, toast or even cereal? Can't make a sandwich? How about you get yourself some parenting skills?

350Rocket 6

Monday 15 April 2013 18:13

Jesus. When I was eleven I had to ask for permission to use the phone.

mrd97 10

Monday 15 April 2013 19:34

I was taught to cook at 7. With my mom being divorced and gone at work every night and my older siblings home to watch me, I had to make my own dinner. OP's child sounds like a spoiled brat who gets their way with everything. I feel bad for OP for having to deal with that. If I acted like that when i was that age I would have had a spank on the butt. Although I am still considered a teenager, I know not to act like that and make myself something to eat if I get hungry.

mizteri 1

Monday 15 April 2013 21:55

You raised her. Your own fault.

katcherjoons 3

Tuesday 16 April 2013 3:35

You slept 'several hours' and your child was hungry. It asked for help. Next time have food on hand that's easy to reach and prepare or maybe ask the in-laws to babysit, but don't be negligent.

Vilsitior_93 12

Tuesday 16 April 2013 6:52

This scenario just sucks!! ADD ME!!!

Squeaky_Tomato 14

Tuesday 16 April 2013 7:36

You poor thing. A whole weekend? Wow, you must really push yourself. Actually, get over it. I haven't had a day off in over a month. I still get up 2 hours early to play with my puppy & study and stay up so I get 4 hours of sleep to do the same. It's called being responsible.