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What are egregious examples of, and how would you define, bad parenting?
A mother laying down in the middle of the supermarket kicking her feet and screaming because she wants to buy a jawbreaker…. imagine 😂
Parents who ask their 3-year-old to drive them to 7-11
A father who sprays pepper spray in his daughter’s face because she asked for more soy sauce
A mother who refused to remove her son’s duct tape for a week after his school’s Mermaid Day
Parents who don’t teach their children how to haggle at the shuk (directly or via observation and leading by example)
Parents who give their kids half an Oreo and hide the other half like an afikoman
What school has Mermaid Day?
Joseph – I agree with 1,2 & 4, but 3 needs explanation: What kind of a rod? A real one, a verbal one or a potch? And how often are you talking about?
As for 5 – I’m not even going there……
Sorry, but I’m not a baki in Tehillim or in all the possible mefarshim on that Possuk as well as how the contemporary Gedolim and Manhigim say that it should be applied today. I certainly don’t know how you are interpreting it, so would you mind clarifying for me?
RY: Bad schools, bad schools have Mermaid Day.
Parents who treat married children like exalted visitors when they come for yom tov but treat the single children like indentured slaves because things like serving food, taking away dishes, washing dishes, and other chores are beneath the married ones.
Parents who set a bad example by using apostrophes incorrectly
Parents who hand their four-year-olds an authentic samurai sword when all their children asked for was a straw to drink their shoko.
Parents who baptize their kids.
Lilmod Ulelamaid,
“I’m not a baki in Tehillim”
It is actually in Mishlei, so I doubt meforshim were studied in this case…:)
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