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Reply to "Am I not supposed to talk to other people's kids at aftercare?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am not clueless. I would be happy if someone talks to my child in a constructive way. My kids were there too, and I was talking to them as a group. Not sure why this is such a big issue. I find it strange. I think it is just a cultural thing. People communicate differently here. [/quote] People don’t want you correcting their child, even in a friendly way. It’s not your place.[/quote] Some (touchy) people. The rest of us are fine with it![/quote] Same here, I expected my kid would encounter approval and disapproval from other adults at times, part of the real world. And OP also pointed out one of the kids involved was her own kid, so if she's telling those kids not to go along with something her OWN kid did that was not ok, I would not have an issue with it. This seems like a UMC+ version of "I'm the only one who gets to hit my kid!"[/quote]
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