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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Surprised at some of the responses here. Do your 4 year olds really not climb on the furniture? What sort of robot children are you raising?[/quote]

OP here. I was just thinking something along those lines based on some of the responses I just read.

And the behaviors of some of the kids at the birthday party that followed a few hours later far surpassed my daughter's offense.

[b]Also, the fact that he screamed (i mean, [i]really[/i] screamed, very loud and angrily right at my DH) just really leaves me speechless[/b]. [/quote]

OP, they were preparing for a child's birthday party. Very stressful. Yes, he overreacted, and no, he probably shouldn't have screamed at your DC or your DH. So what? He apologized. [b]Next time you're there for a birthday party, maybe you could try to do more to help out with it.[/b][/quote]

OP here. I really have to respond to your dig here. This is absolutely so far from the case. I do everything I can to help my sister prepare. She is very organized and very controlling and usually either has someone cater the party or has most of the prep work done far in advance. But nevertheless, I spend the entire time there asking what I can do to help, or just doing anything I feel is helpful (because she usually says no to requests to help). We go through this every year for her kids' parties. I always try very hard to help her however I can.[/quote]

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