Was I out of line at the grocery store with a shrieking toddler?

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Anonymous wrote:I love that you did that. Expletive that mom.

I think that op might be a troll but if not. That's totally amazing and MORE people should react that way it takes a village....and if a parent isn't doing their part well help them! Expletive that crappy mom!

[Anonymous]

i hate shrieking toddlers so no, you were not out of line. It is a sign of bad parents when they can't control their children properly.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

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This is why women get labeled crazy.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

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Anonymous wrote:You sound crazy OP to yell at a toddler.

She didn't yell. And what she said is perfectly acceptable.

She indicated that she yelled:
1. OP used exclamation points
2. Toddler heard OP over her shreiks
3. OP's loud voice caused toddler to cry

The means justified the end. Team OP.

[Anonymous]

You were not out of line.

Sometimes kids just scream, and you know the parents are struggling.

And sometimes parents are also neglectful and irresponsible aholes.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

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I love you OP

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

hahahahaha the sweet summer child poster is back. You really love that one, don't you? Really highlights the lack of education and upbringing you suffered. And nbow you're passing it on to your offspring. This is why we need people like OP. She is doing people like you a favor by raising your children since you won't.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you people actually so fragile that a loud kid in a store genuinely bothers you? How do you even leave the house?

Yes they are and they are psycho.

Took my kid to the store with me all the time when he was a toddler. Never ONCE let him shriek. It's possible.

Good for you, you raised a lemming.

He is 17 now, doing really well. His teachers routinely tell me what a joy he is to have in class. It's the natural consequence of parenting well.

Oh, and he is on the spectrum. Go figure.

Sounds like a lemming.

Bless your heart. I bet people correct your brats in public all the time because you refuse to parent them.

Oh sweet summer child. I don’t have to identify with the poor woman in the grocery store to realize that you’re a psychopath.

Autism ism and caused by Tylenol it’s caused by heredity.

hahahahaha the sweet summer child poster is back. You really love that one, don't you? Really highlights the lack of education and upbringing you suffered. And nbow you're passing it on to your offspring. This is why we need people like OP. She is doing people like you a favor by raising your children since you won't.

You could’ve used a diagnosis and some social skills classes.