Anonymous wrote:And I say "oh, no...don't worry about it" when you tell him to clean it up before you go it's not because I'm being polite. It's because I want your child out of my home as quickly as possible. And no, you don't get to "teach him" to clean up messes he makes this way. Teach him to not trash other peoples playrooms in the first place.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP has playroom?
NP--that's what we call the room in our basement (in our DC rowhouse). What's the issue?
As the mother of a 9 year old, that's totally unacceptable. No 9 year old should be trashing someone's space let alone their own.
Anonymous wrote:OP has playroom?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This sounds horrible.
OP sounds horrible.
Don't be so passive aggressive, OP. And where was the adult supervision? Can't you check in on kids once in a while?
They are nine. Adults should be able to sit in another room and talk for a half hour without coming downstairs to find the place looking like the fall of Saigon. (And, no it was not also my child making the mess. He was in tears over it.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This sounds horrible.
OP sounds horrible.
Don't be so passive aggressive, OP. And where was the adult supervision? Can't you check in on kids once in a while?
They are nine. Adults should be able to sit in another room and talk for a half hour without coming downstairs to find the place looking like the fall of Saigon. (And, no it was not also my child making the mess. He was in tears over it.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This sounds horrible.
OP sounds horrible.
Don't be so passive aggressive, OP. And where was the adult supervision? Can't you check in on kids once in a while?
Anonymous wrote:This sounds horrible.
Anonymous wrote:And I say "oh, no...don't worry about it" when you tell him to clean it up before you go it's not because I'm being polite. It's because I want your child out of my home as quickly as possible. And no, you don't get to "teach him" to clean up messes he makes this way. Teach him to not trash other peoples playrooms in the first place.