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Show it anywayThe post says nothing about hitting the child. It says scolding...that doesn't mean hitting. To the poster...YDI. You don't compare one kid to another. They are not the same child. Even if they were twin brothers, you still don't compare. Individuals are exactly that. Just because his friend Ceejay does well, doesn't mean that your son has the same abilities.
There's no need to compare to the other kids in the class. What if the kids parents do everything for him? Tell your child to do what they can do, don't push them to be something more than what they are. YDI. And #2, scolding doesn't necessarily mean hitting.
NEVER compare your child with other children. When I was in elementary, my parents always compared me to my genius cousin. I grew up to resent her up until high school
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Show it anywayHis name could be spelled 'Ceejay' how do you know? I know a girl whose name is 'Teejay' not TJ
You don't compare your kids to other kids. It's unfair and incredibly rude to your child. If he's not getting A's, maybe something else is up. Maybe CJ's dad actually helps his kid with his homework? And your kid's 8 years old. They don't even get letter grades yet I don't think. You should be encouraging him.
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Show it anyway**** off, neevie
Maybe you should try being smart for a change.
Maybe you should spend more time helping him study & less time criticizing.
#2 - he said "scolding", not "hitting", learn to read.
Man, a whole bunch of you need to grow up and quit being angry at the world. Regardless, this FML is rather ironic to say the least aha. @Every other comment, how do you know the child's name actually isn't spelled Ceejay? Some people spell it like that.. >.>
high five @10
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There's no need to compare to the other kids in the class. What if the kids parents do everything for him? Tell your child to do what they can do, don't push them to be something more than what they are. YDI. And #2, scolding doesn't necessarily mean hitting.
You don't compare your kids to other kids. It's unfair and incredibly rude to your child. If he's not getting A's, maybe something else is up. Maybe CJ's dad actually helps his kid with his homework? And your kid's 8 years old. They don't even get letter grades yet I don't think. You should be encouraging him.