@TkMe2UrLeader11@xbtcarat I can imagine someone losing it and screaming at the child. Or phoning someone and saying the can't cope. Or breaking something. I can relate to all of those.
What I cannot relate to is physically harming a baby any more than I could crush a kitten in my hands.
@Mr_Husky1 Sounds like they are BOTH being as selfish and stubborn as each other. He earned the money, so there absolutely no doubt who it belongs to. And if he wants to buy something for himself, then great. If he has to be PERSUADED to spend at least some on his family, that is sad.
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@x_deepakpatel I used to ask parents if they cooked with their kids. Most looked blankly at me. So I explained:
You can have THEM read the recipe.
Weighing ingredients - trying doubling or halving the recipe.
Get them to time it with a clock.
Use a thermom* to check temp.
@ANILAWHITNEY This is what my mum apparently did, even from my first years. Talk. Not baby speak, but talk properly. She engage us in the job of shopping, Choose the red one or the blue one, and so on. Big or small? The HUGE or TINY? When older, we added shopping up, with paper and pencil. etc
@TolentinoTeach Having taught in schools in tough areas for most of my career, when I did some supply in a grammar school it was inspiring. To have a whole class come eager to learn, asking challenging questions, willing to take critique, is was a culture shock for me.