
After we got these pictures this weekend thought it would
be a great time to follow up on this post.
Let me give some important details. Some details I chose to leave out in the initial post and some are questions you asked...
-First, let me start off by saying they were not MY FRIEND.
I did not even know the person who put me in my place. I don't
know what I would have done if they were my friend.
-The event is something I will have keep private, sorry you nosy peeps.
-Thanks so much for all your encouraging words. I have never questioned my parenting. I know that my kids are being raised in a amazing family. I also know that after three kids the best and only parenting advice is to do what works for you and your family.
Here are some comments I thought I would address:
-If your little guy was crying for an extended period of time, I
could see it being very disruptive to their own children and
themselves, especially given the fact that they don't have their own
children CIO. (There was never a time where his crying disrupted anyone. He was in a space where he was absolutely alone.)
-I wouldn't tell someone how to parent their child... but I would
however be pretty pissed at someone who straight left a crying baby in
my house while they leave. Its not fair that you left the burden of the
crying child on them.(He was never in their care, I was always there, always parenting).
-Depending on the child, it might be scary for them to be in an unfamiliar room in the dark by themselves that's all. (We had stayed there at this location for the past two nights so he was in a place that he knew. He had been fine the other nights.)
-Does the person who did this read your blog? (No way. I don't have the balls to be that rude!)
Here are some comments that made me laugh:
-whew! that experience would have made my blood boil! i cannot stand it when people tell me how to parent my kids.-Jennifer
Huh. Who knew? I guess now I can make everyone who comes over to my
house breastfeed their babies, because that's the way *I* do it and
it's my house so they have to do what I do. -Stephanie
my question: Did you punch them? -Nathan G.
There are certain "my house my rules" things that are ok. No shoes
inside,ok. Don't throw things, fine. the cat is not a toy, perfect. But
no crying?!?! BS.- Rebekah
thats not balls....thats ass-KFJ
To some of you thank you for your encouraging words, to some of you thanks for challenging my parenting and opening my eyes to how others may see things. To all of you thanks for reading!
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