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It’s easy enough to point the finger at other people’s bad parenting, but identifying these five habits of your own can help teach kids better behaviour
You can’t blame the kid for bad behaviour if you’ve fed him the world’s largest candy
I was on a train from Seattle to Vancouver when I noticed the grandma with two small kids, four and five, in her care.
They didn’t want to go to the snack car, so she had to cajole them. They came back with a full-sized can of Coke and a chocolate bar, which the kids proceeded to consume. Grandma then got on her cellphone and began calling people to complain about the kids’ bad behaviour.
Identifying bad parenting in others is easy enough, but cluing in to your own can be tougher. Here are five habits to catch yourself in and, if applicable, try to nip in the bud.