So long, grandpa
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I babysat my siblings at 12 years old, possibly even 11? When I was in 5th grade me and a friend would babysit by 4 and 2 year old sister when we got home from school a couple days a week so my mom could go grocery shopping or go to the gym for an hour or two. When I was in 6th grade I started doing evening sitting on the weekends, a family with two kids (pre-school and 1st grade). I was only 12 or 13, but I'd clean up from dinner, give them their baths, get them to bed... it all went well. Being 12 years old doesn't make you a bad sitter, but this one obviously wasn't watching the 5 year old properly.
they saw an episode of south park xD when cartman drinks the ashes of kenny and kennys' souls gets stuck in the body of eric so watch out if your kids are doing a little weird :D
A 12 year old is not a child. They are adolescents, and old enough to watch a kid for a couple hours.
I wouldn't call this shitty parenting...at all. I was left home alone when I was way younger than 12. If the kid is mature enough, then there's nothing wrong with it. Obviously this person wouldn't leave their child if they didn't think they could handle it. And come on guys...if a kid wants something, a kid is gonna get it. The older kid obviously wasn't paying attention, maybe the 5 year old climbed on a chair or something. When I was kid, I wanted everything. Hell, I drank my grandfather's tobacco...spit once because I didn't know any better and thought it was soda. The kid saw a box being brought home and wanted it. So, they found a way to get it. It happens. But that really sucks....I'm sorry.
Ashes are more gritty and sand-like than "powder"... and they should have been sealed. Suspicious.
Grandpa would laugh. <3 take a picture.
OMG! I would have beat my child if they did that to my grandpa's ashes! Some kids are so stupid sometimes.
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Common sense should have been used here: Keep out of reach of children.
That is so awful. Why the hell did you leave something that important where your five-year-old could get at it?? Why was she not informed that this was an absolutely hands-off item? Why was she beaming? There is so much wrong with this. Your poor, poor grandmother. :(