I do not and I ask my LOs to repeat in a more polite tone. A grandma at soccer thought I was being unreasonable for asking my 3 year old to do this. "Oh mom, just let it go."
"Please Get me a wipe Now!!" in a super whiny voice.
I do not and I ask my LOs to repeat in a more polite tone. A grandma at soccer thought I was being unreasonable for asking my 3 year old to do this. "Oh mom, just let it go."
"Please Get me a wipe Now!!" in a super whiny voice.
squash / 13208 posts
no way!!
DD is 5 and is usually super great about manners but when she is whiny and says "Peas" instead of "please" I make her say the correct word and w/o whining
eggplant / 11716 posts
That grandma needs to butt the f out. Not her business how and when you teach manners.
grapefruit / 4321 posts
No I do not. Nor do I accept random soccer grandmothers commenting on my parenting.
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
@Truth Bombs: @Anagram: ugh, right. I wish I had the guts to say STFU!
coconut / 8279 posts
Nope!
I remember when J was learning please and thank you, I asked him to ask politely and he said, "Mama, give me my juice. THANK. YOU."
It was hard not to laugh, he was really trying!
persimmon / 1445 posts
Nope. DD knows her "nice girl manners" and is expected to use them. When she gives a rude please/ thank you, she has to apologize for being rude and then try again until she says it like she means it. I also don't let her use what we call her "whiny behin-ey" voice.
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