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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Let me clarify: what do your kids pack? I want to have options for them.

[b]And by the way, there is nothing wrong with packing for your kid. It’s a really nice thing to do if you have a hardworking teen.[/b] Mine are way busier than I am, so I sometimes like to do this for them. [/quote]

Yes, actually there is. Try raising competent near-adults. The rest of the world will thank you.

P.S. Don’t do their laundry either. You’re welcome.[/quote]

I am the PP who leaves her son alone for at least two nights every month, and sometimes, up to five days at a time. I can assure you he is competent and independent and I like making his lunches when I can. And he can do all his own cooking and packing when I can't/won't.

You have only one piece of a picture. You have no clue the overall structure of any one kid's life, so no basis for judging any parent for making lunches.

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Don’t bother responding to these types of women.  They’re just completely lazy and incompetent, and trying to justify their lack of love and care for their own kids as deliberate parenting choices to “build character” or whatever other BS they come up with.

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t see anything wrong with a kid packing his lunch or doing his laundry.  But there’s also nothing wrong with his parents doing those things.  The women on this thread patting themselves on the back for their refusal to even consider fulfilling the most basic of parental responsibilities are ultimately just insecure because deep down they know they’re $h!tty mothers.[/quote]

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