Annoying moms

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moms who look at me with 2 sons and ask me when we're going to have a 3rd so that we can have a girl.

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Moms who care how much I spent on a stroller, or anything else for that matter.

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Anonymous wrote:aaaaaaaaand - SHE'S BACK!!!

She has no friends so she's ALWAYS here! No matter when I look at this site, she's here. Creepy.

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Anonymous wrote:guilty working moms who don't care that SAHMs are actually looking out for your kids.

working moms who will hire an illegal nanny whose language they don't know just so that little Timmy knows Spanish. Let's hope little Timmy never has a medical emergency that would require the nanny to describe the symptoms.

SAHMs who keep saying everything is organic. Stop it already, my child won't die if he eats non-organic food.

and in regards to sharing? Nope, my child won't need to share HIS toy with your child (especially if my child is 2 and yours is 6) but my child will have to share public or other people's toys. don't tell your child that he/she can have my child's toy. It isn't automatic and I won't beg him to do so.

Oh and moms who talk about property value (of course beyond 700k) , about expensive pre-schools and about all the other privileged things your child will experience? : stop dissing me. I am trying to what's best for my child as well, we just don't have the money, alright?

last but not least: moms who are in their 40s, do

n't write me off because I am under 30. I CHOSE to have kids, don't look at me like I am pathetic. I know as much about parenting as you do. Or as little

It's mean mom again! With a tirade this time!

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Anonymous wrote:Moms who say to their child when mine is playing with something, "you will get a turn in a minute". "Share". My anwer is no you want, I am not making my child put down the toy he is playing with so yours can play with it, find another toy, shovel, piece of chalk or what ever it is. HE IS NOT SHARING!

Wow. That's not very nice of you.

yes it is, do you share your "toys". I like your car, jacket, house whatever and I am going to wait 2 mins then it is mine for a while. Screw that. It is unrealistic. It makes perfect sense to me to tell the child mine or not, to look for another toy because this one is being used and I am not sure how long it is going to before they are finished. Why should I make my child give up a toy. I have always found that strange and I refuse to do it. Too bad if it bothers someone else, I don't really care, rather bother you than the child playing with the toy your child wants.

Oh boy, that reminds me of the parents that let their kids stay on the swing all day when there is clearly a line of other kids waiting to use the two swings in the park. I guess they figure the other kid will get off after 5 minutes so they don't have to share that swing.

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Anonymous wrote:Re the earrings - for some, it is cultural, not to say "look at my adorable baby" (and if they are doing that, then don't look!). I am part of a bi-cultural family and many of my daughter's cousins have pierced ears. We did not do it, and my family/friends were surprised to see her naked earlobes - I actually have to explain why we did NOT do it. We did not do it, but because the last thing I wanted to worry about with a infant was keeping the newly pierced ears form infection - as if diapering, feeding and trying to get her asleep didn't keep me busy enough!

Wanted to agree with this poster on the earrings. It's a cultural tradition in my family to have the pierced ears at a young age. I was under heavy pressure from my mom and was a wimp about it for awhile. Finally as a "gift" she sent me a check to have my daughters ears pierced. They love it and I am happy I did it.

I am with the poster 100% about the bows. My one daughter didn't have a lot of hair but I refused to go there with the bows.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm the PP:

Oh! And I had no problems conceiving -- twice.

But you can like me for this: I begged for the epidural (even cried) and I didn't breast feed.

LMAO!

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Oh and moms who talk about property value (of course beyond 700k) , about expensive pre-schools and about all the other privileged things your child will experience? : stop dissing me. I am trying to what's best for my child as well, we just don't have the money, alright?

What? Why are they dissing you? I don't get it. Can't someone talk about their experience? Are your referring to this board? If so - that's not fair - this board is set up for discussions like that. Why do you take it personally? I have not read any posts where someone is telling someone who cannot afford a private preschool, etc that there is something wrong with them. You seem to personalize this topic. It is hard to be around people who have "more" than you (material things) but you should not take it personally....

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Anonymous wrote:moms who look at me with 2 sons and ask me when we're going to have a 3rd so that we can have a girl.

Moms with 2 boys and a baby girl who pretend they didn't go for the third child just in hopes it would be a girl and are relieved it wasn't another boy.

I see them all the time. The 2 boys and then this one little girl dressed to the nines, complete with huge headband with bow, and mom is fussing over her while she snaps at the boys to stop messing around and behave.

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Anonymous wrote:moms who look at me with 2 sons and ask me when we're going to have a 3rd so that we can have a girl.

Same here!

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Anonymous wrote:aaaaaaaaand - SHE'S BACK!!!

She has no friends so she's ALWAYS here! No matter when I look at this site, she's here. Creepy.

And you guys have nicknamed HER the "mean mommy"? You make sure to force your own child and other people's children to share, because you're so nice, but then form a little clique and titter together about the other mommy on the playground, and point and call names? And tell her she has no friends? This is not exactly role modeling nice playground behavior for your own kids, people.

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Anonymous wrote:moms that drive big SUVs while talking on their cell phones

Yes! Bad enough these women don't care about the safety of other people on the road. But to endanger their own kids like that. Talk about being self-involved.

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Anonymous wrote:

Oh and moms who talk about property value (of course beyond 700k) , about expensive pre-schools and about all the other privileged things your child will experience? : stop dissing me. I am trying to what's best for my child as well, we just don't have the money, alright?

What? Why are they dissing you? I don't get it. Can't someone talk about their experience? Are your referring to this board? If so - that's not fair - this board is set up for discussions like that. Why do you take it personally? I have not read any posts where someone is telling someone who cannot afford a private preschool, etc that there is something wrong with them. You seem to personalize this topic. It is hard to be around people who have "more" than you (material things) but you should not take it personally....

nooo I am not talking about this board, I think this board represents a variety of moms, never felt left out here. I am talking about certain playgrounds. And what I am talking about is the bragging type, the type that talks loud enough to make sure everyone hears her. The type that immediately wants to know where you live. The type that confuses me for my kids nanny. I have nothing against rich parents, but I have something against thinking that that somehow makes you a better parent.

so nope I am not referring to this board at all.

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moms (and dads) that only talk about all the activities and classes that their babies are taking. Stop making me feel guilty for not enrolling my kid in music, dance, swim, and gymboree classes. We don't have the money and we keep her busy at home. And..we think she is developing just fine, thank you.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:guilty working moms who don't care that SAHMs are actually looking out for your kids.

working moms who will hire an illegal nanny whose language they don't know just so that little Timmy knows Spanish. Let's hope little Timmy never has a medical emergency that would require the nanny to describe the symptoms.

SAHMs who keep saying everything is organic. Stop it already, my child won't die if he eats non-organic food.

and in regards to sharing? Nope, my child won't need to share HIS toy with your child (especially if my child is 2 and yours is 6) but my child will have to share public or other people's toys. don't tell your child that he/she can have my child's toy. It isn't automatic and I won't beg him to do so.

Oh and moms who talk about property value (of course beyond 700k) , about expensive pre-schools and about all the other privileged things your child will experience? : stop dissing me. I am trying to what's best for my child as well, we just don't have the money, alright?

last but not least: moms who are in their 40s, do

n't write me off because I am under 30. I CHOSE to have kids, don't look at me like I am pathetic. I know as much about parenting as you do. Or as little

It's mean mom again! With a tirade this time!

huh? I am not who you think you are, this was my first post in this thread. Sorry but since everyone vents here I thought I could do the same. I am by no means mean