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Today, my cousin left her undisciplined demon-child at my house for Christmas. This child destroyed the other children's gifts and made so much noise that the neighbors called the police. The adults can't really discipline her while her mother is away, so all we can do is apologize in this child's wake. FML

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If the child is left in your care you certainly can discipline the child. That's not to say to smack the child or anything, but you certainly can do what you need to pull the kid into line. You're there to supervise and keep the child safe and others safe from the child, not make friends and apologise for the child.

I refuse to watch children that Im not allowed to discipline, Period. Family or not, if the kid knows they can get away with it, they will.

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What a little bitch! duct tape them to the ceiling!

maverick8369 4

I would have beat that child's ass

If I watch anyone's kids, they're subject to the same discipline as my own. The parents know that and if they don't like it they can come get them. It confuses and disrupts your own children's discipline if the rules arent the sane across the board.

My question is if you knew this kid is such a demon spawn why did you invite them? I would have turned their a$$es at the door and told them to "get to steppin"

if you cannot disaplen, then disaplen that child and never have to watch that child again. and if you do that child will quickly learn that, that type of action will not be tolerated. sometimes oldschool style of corprel punishment (ie spankings) will do more for the child to remember

Why can't you discipline her? It's your house. I would discipline her because in my house you behave by my rules. ydi.

don’t you know how to exercise authority over a child??