Keep it to yourself
Today, while waiting in line at a store, a toddler behind me was throwing a major meltdown while his father yelled at him, giving me a migraine. I turned to the woman behind me and said, "Can you believe this kid? I feel sorry for his mother." Turns out the woman was his mother. FML
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flashback.miss 28
the mother was probably embarrassed and distressed. hopefully it's not a daily occurrence.
weveallbeenthere 30
I bet she agreed with you.
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ashsaunde 13
YDI all the way. The kid's parents were probably just as annoyed as you were. No one likes listening to tantrums but you didn't have to say anything. You can't always get a kid to calm down. I do say one parent should have taken the child outside though since they were both there.
JMichael 26
Think before you speak. It helps.
tiffi_is_spiffi 1
You deserved that one!! You have no idea why the kid was having a meltdown. When my son was little he would have meltdowns everywhere cause he has autism and most things he just couldn't handle.
amypr 20
Shocking - a child acting like a child.
itsjusttofunny 8
the funny thing about this is that if that was my child and you would have said that to ME, I would have told you too goto hell and made a comment about your oversized head.
klorehore 24
That's just pathetic behavior in general, but to act like that in front of your child? Let's hope you don't reproduce.
notapotato 12
Either way it was a misunderstanding lol
erikahall21 9
Kids have their moments. I say you deserved it. This is a prime example of something's being better left unsaid
sdroze1389 31
#44. I agree, less is more.
fatkidfalling 11
That's so horrible lol
worldclassrager 41
Just stay quiet...you'll be to your silent place soon....
Merylwen 24
YDI. Nobody asked you to make nasty comments about someone else's child.