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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also - op here - those of you who got so very angry. Why on earth? I did not at any point suggest I was going to let my child injure or even annoy yours if at all possible, and you just lost it. Many of you. I'm thinking any suggestion that you might be being an asshole when you act in a way that you excuse as protecting your child or going all mama bear might in fact be bad behavior is just too much for your limited world view.

And no I'm not taking this down. I think asking for some acceptance and the vitriol and excuses it stirred up is telling and demonstrative of the problem. In the meantime i just carry on doing the best I can and avoiding the ones that are obviously dicks. [/quote]

My son is 3.5 and very sensitive and fearful.  If you child spit at him or blew raspberries or took his ball away, my child would be devastated.  If I reacted angrily to you or your child it would only be because I am worried about my own son ( who did not return to the park for over a month once because a bigger boy growled at him).

I love my child, too.

If you are on your son like white on rice, I have no issue with you.  If you aren't, I will defend my little boy. [/quote]

Your son would be devastated if another kid took away his ball?? Maybe your son is so sensitive because of you??[/quote]

Maybe her son has anxiety. Why can't you be nice?[/quote]

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