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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. Kid is ten. Does that make a difference? A girl.

The kids came over after we were all out together so no one had a chance to tidy toys but it was in a clearly not out for play area of the house. It was no immediately put away because a. We were occupied with another game the first ask and b. The kids were getting picked up.

It was not a mealtime and they had all had donuts out immediately PRIOR to the playdate. Ofc I said no, and redirected from the cookie ask with other snacks initially after the first 4 kinds were offered. Then I straight up said no more snacks.

But honestly I cannot believe all of you want to justify kids being this poorly behaved. At 10. Mainly was curious if anyone would tag this as poor impulse control and/or spoiled at home and gets her way when asking multiple times. I expected some who thght this was fine behavior but wow, a lot of you are raising little sh*ts. 😆😆 And flame away because I don't feel badly about how I "managed" this playdate. 😂 
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WTF are you playing with 2 ten year old girls? How weird. Let them play without you hovering like they are 4.[/quote]
DCUM is so weird. You’re bashing her for playing a board game with ten year olds. [/quote]

Yup. I would have told my mom to take a hike when I was playing with my friends at 10. Parents are beyond weird wanting to act like their kid's best friend.[/quote]

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