By unknown - 15/09/2011 00:21 - United States

Today, I got a call from my daughter's school saying that she had beat someone up. She's 4. FML
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rlfender 3

my six ye old son did the same thing

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Jimboom 11

Well you need to take her home and have a very clear and frank talk with your daughter. You need to explain that this kind of behaviour is never acceptable and that in future she should use her words, not her fists. Either that or you just bad parents and bury your heads in the sand to the truth because there is no way that your precious little snowflake could ever do anything like this and she is as good as gold when she is with you.

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whisper_White 6

Dude? Really? Obviously you're not a girl. Words hurt more than punches. Sure violence is bad but punches only leave a bruise for a while, while words scar a heart for years and years. I believe its ok to stand up for yourself as long as you don't swing first and when you do they better go down in one punch.

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ReynshineCutting 10

If someone takes a swing at my kid, my kid better swing back. They have the right to defend themselves. I'd be more upset if my kid curled up into a ball crying while some other kid wailed on them.

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Jimboom 11

You guys completely missed my point. If this kid is the one doing the wailing on the other kids (and I have seen it happening, even in nursery level), then either the kid has seen this one TV, happening between siblings or perhaps even daddy taking a swing at mommy and they think it is totally acceptable to beat up another kid if they want to or if the kid stole their toy. Are you suggesting this is acceptable behaviour? If so then you are even stupider than your comments.

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