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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m honestly surprised by some of the responses.  What this father did was not okay, guys, not okay to do to preschoolers.

DCUM surprises me sometimes.  I swear some of you aren’t parents.  [/quote]

There was a thread on here recently asking why adult women were so dramatic... this is why manufactured histrionics  from very early on in life.[/quote]

Seriously though your young preschooler isn’t scared of loud sounds and barking dogs??? I’m with OP, we were in a parking lot where a dog was left alone and his face was halfway out the window with teeth and slobber and he was loud af.

And yeah I guess many don’t actually have small kids on these forums anymore ….this place is changed for the worst. [/quote]

I do but, no, my kids aren’t scared of loud noises and wouldn’t be afraid of the sound of barking. The dog part of this seems very over dramatic (all the parents and teachers emailed him…really?) but, yeah, he was a jerk for parking like a jerk.[/quote]

Agree. We live in the city. They hear sirens, ATVs speeding through the streets, ranting homeless people, fireworks, obnoxious street music, and yes dogs on an almost daily basis and are not scared. The parking thing sounds jerkish but the dog thing seems super melodramatic. Like if they're scared something you should be able to calm your kid down with an, "it's ok, they're just talking to you and excited! They're in the car, they aren't coming over near us" and that should suffice. Total meltdown sounds ridiculous for a NT kid. [/quote]

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