Society & Culture

Children`s behaviour

Society & Culture

Posted by: 19chris51

18th Nov 2010 05:57pm

I am appauled at the way children behave, not all I`ll grant you, but gosh I had a lovely friend and her children stay for a few days, man oh man, the boy who is about 7, wow if he could not get his own way, punched,kicked and swore at his mother for goodness sake if mine had of done that they would have been punished, but no this child`s grandmother, gives him what he wants to shut him up and says her daughter is too strict......I don`t know about other kids but I have seen kids behave like him.......Why are kids like this?


Anonymous
  • 22nd Mar 2012 12:08am

I think a little bit of this has to do with what they watch, the kind of shows they watch, whether its action or videos with fighting in it. My son has his days when if i say no he cracks it but i ignore it then he forgets about it. I've copped things thrown at my head because i haven't done what my son wants. I really don't know where he gets it from. It could also be weather they see the parents do the same hit something when something goes wrong. Don't get me wrong I make sure my son gets punished but i find if i ignore his actions he forgets about it


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