Some peoples kids......
By celticeagle
@celticeagle (189838)
Boise, Idaho
April 11, 2012 6:19pm CST
drive me crazy. My grandson is starting to have peope over to play again. He went to their house for along time and now they are coming here again. Some kids are very quiet and don't usually stay long or cause any problems in the house. Others would stay all day and night if we let them. They are loud and have no manners and don't listen. I am very strict about house rules such as no yelling, jumping or running in the house. But what really gets me is the kids that don't pay any attention to what you say to them and do not seem to know enough to go home when it is supper time. We have to tell them it is time to leave. I am wondering if parents teach their kids anything any more. Your thoughts would be appreciated.
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14 responses
@bjc66bjc (6730)
• United States
12 Apr 12
LOL, you are funny, but there are kids that do just what they
can't do at home...
first of all you need to keep your foot down in your home about
the rules and regulations..You should also let your grandson know
that the "run wilds" are not welcome at your home anymore unil
they at least learn how to listen...but what is your grandson
doing while his friends are misbehaving???Thats the time he should
speak up...at least that what I teach my grandson...after all
they are his friends not mine, he knows he can't act like that
and neither are they allowed.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
12 Apr 12
You don't know the half of it. This one little kid(one of the run wilds)only ate lunch last Summer when we fed him. I didn't know this at first. Until I questioned my daughter about him. He seemed like more the normal 'runs wild' kid. COme to find out his parents had a paper route so when they got home they went to bed and left him on his own. He would come over to our place cause he knew we would feed him and treat him right. I called Protective Services. We didn't see him for quite awhile. Now after several months he is coming back around. Not sure why but you can bet I will have my eyes and ears peeled. I don't like unruly kids but I like them better than these type of parents.
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@bjc66bjc (6730)
• United States
13 Apr 12
AAAHHHHH WOW, celticeagle, that is an issue...Big issue...and
based on what you just said, this is an issue with the parents
that was passed down to this child....
He is unruley because he has no guidance....perhaps you should
call CPT again.....
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
25 Jul 12
I did end up calling CPS but I don't know what ever happened. My grandson goes over there sometimes but he never wants to play with him.
@asdomencil (4265)
• Philippines
12 Apr 12
Kids really act that way especially the toddlers. My son, 1 year and 10 months old, also act that way. There are times he did not listen to us and just keep on running. However, we don't stop on telling and teaching him what are no-nos. I guess that is a normal behavior for growing up kids. Just keep on teaching them the right manner in proper way.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
12 Apr 12
When they are just toddlers is one thing but when they reach 8 or 9 they shold have some manners. My grandson sure does.
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@asdomencil (4265)
• Philippines
14 Apr 12
Right, sometimes toddlers really hard to talked to and give instructions. But when they have the ability to understand what is right or wrong, they will eventually behave and good manners. Teaching will really help them.
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@cutepenguin (6430)
• Canada
12 Apr 12
I think to some extent parents aren't teaching their kids, but the rest of it is the kid themself - they are still young and still learning. It would irritate me, though, if a guest of any age was running around screaming and didn't know when to go home. Can you say right at the start that they are coming over for a couple of hours, or that their parents should pick them up at 3pm, that kind of thing?
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
With some. Others are neighbors that just stay and stay. Not every day thank goodness.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
Makes you wonder that is for sure. What does go on behind closed doors.
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@writersedge (22563)
• United States
12 Apr 12
I'm with you. Follow the rules of the house you're in or go home and don't come back until you can.
No, people don't teach kids rules any more. I have a friend, she baby sits her to grandnephews and I can't go over there. It's so loud that I can't talk to her or hear anything. I meet her at the mall or something.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
I can't do loud and obnoxious either.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
You hit the nail on the head. My grandson has a mood disorder so he does have some behavioral problems BUT he also has manners and is a sweet and caring little fellow. I see so many kids that are mean and have no manners at all. I know my grandson is because I get feedback from other people. I am a proud of his accomplishments.
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@JenInTN (27514)
• United States
25 Apr 12
When mine were little I had some shocking experiences with their company before too. It makes you wonder if it is actually allowed in their homes or if they are taking advantage of the time away. I used to worry about the way my children would act away from home and remind them of manners and such. I don't like the idea of wearing out a welcome or disrespecting someone's home. I have met some parents and children that did not share my views on this for sure.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
25 Apr 12
Yes, it makes me wonder if it is their way of being defiant. Some parents just DON"T CARE.
@MandaLee (3804)
• United States
26 Apr 12
I know how you feel. Manners and behavior have everything to do with training. If children are not taught proper behavior and manners at home, chances are they won't be well behaved or polite anywhere. My mom is a school principal. She tells me that parents today have a sense of entitlement that they pass along to their children.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
27 Apr 12
Interesting. I used to worry that my grandson was not mannerly when out and about with friends or hanging out. But I have talked to the parents and they say he is very mannerly so that makes me feel good.
@laken02 (3065)
• United States
20 Apr 12
i see that alot here as well, i have kinda adopted a little girl lol well no two little girls.. there my neighboors kids.. the older one is not so bad, but the youngest use to get on my nerves she came by every day and talked up a storm, we nickname her story teller lol but she has 2 other sibblings a twin brother and sister younger then her she is 8.. and the other two are a handful but now i kinda enjoy her company , she made freinds with the other kid who lives across from me and they both visit me alot, and at time my door bell will ring at dark and it will be her asking me if i will walk her home, and i always do. but am wondering why mom and dad lets her stay out that late .. and i have other issues with them as well. they just dont watch those kids like they should.. the even let there dog run the neighberhood until somone called the pound and now he stays on a leash..
but i hope there doing better.. i have not had any problems in awhile with them.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
20 Apr 12
In some situations like this the more the neighbors do the less the parents do. I hope they were just getting settled in. Four kids is alot. Why would parents let an eight year old child be out after dark?
@shylade (3132)
• Philippines
12 Apr 12
kids are kids, and most of the times there are stubborn. i think it is just normal to act that way especially if they so much like what they are playing or doing at that time. BUT, parents should train them this early and constantly remind them about their behavior. i do have a son who is 21 months old and as early as now, we are teaching little by little things he should do and not do. we do not force him to do things and just make him understand to his capability what we are talking about. i think that is very important that you communicate well with your child and be a good example as well because they are looking up to you.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
Kids are developing and growing so quickly now days. It is amazing what they are able to achieve at very early ages. If parents just give their children the opportunity. Communication and interaction is so important.
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@telmesh (1793)
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12 Apr 12
I guess some parents just don't care what their kids are up to as long as they don't have to look after them. I would not mind telling a kid that mine are about to have a meal and they will have to leave now. It's when they refuse to go or hang around outside that annoy's me.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
SOme parents really don't care and it is so obvious. Refuse to leave? Ugh! And I think sometimes the parents should know he was sent home because he couldn't go by the house rules and won't be invited back until he understands he needs to.
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@NailTech (6874)
• United States
12 Apr 12
I think they are loud and have no manners because their parents have let them and that is why their parents don't want them back either right away due to the obnoxiousness. Some parents are very lenient and others are the strict type, it's all in the draw of the cards, everyone isn't the same, sigh. I hope they don't cause you to much stress. I would not let the noisy ones over who stay too long then.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
12 Apr 12
I try to get them interested in something outside. I won't stand for much. Mean ole broad that I am.
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@thuglove1722 (343)
• United States
12 Apr 12
idk some parents just prioritize differently maybe there too focused on other elements for there kids not to be able to listen you never know nowadays or maybe it's just the kids for whatever reason
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Apr 12
Parents have to pick their battles but when it comes to the basics like manners and such parents need to be on top of it.
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@honest_efforts100 (1607)
• India
25 Jul 12
The parenting role has been thrown to the birds. Many parents do not even bother to know where their kids are. They also never ask them where they are coming from. I get annoyed with jumpy kids in my house and I kick them out anytime I hate what they are doing. Some even ask too many boring questions. Anyway they are just kids.











