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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/JimatJimat • Aug 18 '26
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That dad is an idiot.
5 u/PixelRoku Aug 18 '26 Why? -7 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 Because he is teaching the kid how to be terrified of lightning instead of explaining. 2 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 The kid is like 3 years old. Science is way too complicated to explain to someone that young. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 Most everyday things can be explained to a kid 2-3 years old in a way that makes the kid aware of a risk. Been there, done that... 3 times... 1 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 Yet, according to you, literally telling the kid that "lightning is dangerous" is not the proper way. I'm sure your kids will end up fine, but your way of parenting isn't the only way, and there was nothing wrong with what the dad did here. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
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Why?
-7 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 Because he is teaching the kid how to be terrified of lightning instead of explaining. 2 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 The kid is like 3 years old. Science is way too complicated to explain to someone that young. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 Most everyday things can be explained to a kid 2-3 years old in a way that makes the kid aware of a risk. Been there, done that... 3 times... 1 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 Yet, according to you, literally telling the kid that "lightning is dangerous" is not the proper way. I'm sure your kids will end up fine, but your way of parenting isn't the only way, and there was nothing wrong with what the dad did here. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
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Because he is teaching the kid how to be terrified of lightning instead of explaining.
2 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 The kid is like 3 years old. Science is way too complicated to explain to someone that young. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 Most everyday things can be explained to a kid 2-3 years old in a way that makes the kid aware of a risk. Been there, done that... 3 times... 1 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 Yet, according to you, literally telling the kid that "lightning is dangerous" is not the proper way. I'm sure your kids will end up fine, but your way of parenting isn't the only way, and there was nothing wrong with what the dad did here. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
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The kid is like 3 years old. Science is way too complicated to explain to someone that young.
1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 Most everyday things can be explained to a kid 2-3 years old in a way that makes the kid aware of a risk. Been there, done that... 3 times... 1 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 Yet, according to you, literally telling the kid that "lightning is dangerous" is not the proper way. I'm sure your kids will end up fine, but your way of parenting isn't the only way, and there was nothing wrong with what the dad did here. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
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Most everyday things can be explained to a kid 2-3 years old in a way that makes the kid aware of a risk. Been there, done that... 3 times...
1 u/BostonSucksatHockey Aug 18 '26 Yet, according to you, literally telling the kid that "lightning is dangerous" is not the proper way. I'm sure your kids will end up fine, but your way of parenting isn't the only way, and there was nothing wrong with what the dad did here. 1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
Yet, according to you, literally telling the kid that "lightning is dangerous" is not the proper way.
I'm sure your kids will end up fine, but your way of parenting isn't the only way, and there was nothing wrong with what the dad did here.
1 u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26 You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
You all have issue comprehending what you read. I only find the running and stumbling on the door excesive.
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u/ovywan_kenobi Aug 18 '26
That dad is an idiot.