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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not all about "things."  We have the money to buy things so we buy nice things.  [b]Therefore, the kids' (teens) things are all nice:  Ugg, Northface, Starbucks, Tiffany, etc, nice vacations, nice cars, all Apple everything etc, etc.[/b]   If the kids are nice and compassionate and thankful, then having all nice things does not make them entitled.  I think it may mean just that their parents have plenty of money.  [/quote]

I guarantee your kids are probably bratty if they have all of those things all the time. Having all nice things ALL the time does make someone entitled. I know many parents with "plenty of money" (probably more than you have) who  do not give their children all of those things. [/quote]

I agree with you PP.

While taking a break from an interview with Nelson Rockefeller, the reporter overheard this short conversation:

One of Rocjefeller's sons:  "Gee, dad, if I had $5.00, I could go to the dance tonight."

NR:  "Gee, son, if you had saved your allowance, you would have had the $5.00."

This is an example of not bringing up your kids to be entitled, no matter how much money you have.[/quote]

+1[/quote]

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