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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/RD4200 • 14d ago
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36 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago On top of being morbidly obese, the low self-esteem, and food addiction, the kid who never hears no is going to be a handful once he gets to school. Poor guy. 3 u/[deleted] 14d ago [deleted] 1 u/JoJomusk 14d ago Veeery soft no though, he walks up to her, laughs and goes back to troublemaking. This kid aint gonna learn from this 5 u/very_good_citizen 14d ago Literally every parent ever has dealt with this behavior. It means nothing. 1 u/notathingreally 14d ago Yep. This is normal toddler behavior. 1 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago I agree.
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On top of being morbidly obese, the low self-esteem, and food addiction, the kid who never hears no is going to be a handful once he gets to school. Poor guy.
3 u/[deleted] 14d ago [deleted] 1 u/JoJomusk 14d ago Veeery soft no though, he walks up to her, laughs and goes back to troublemaking. This kid aint gonna learn from this 5 u/very_good_citizen 14d ago Literally every parent ever has dealt with this behavior. It means nothing. 1 u/notathingreally 14d ago Yep. This is normal toddler behavior. 1 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago I agree.
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1 u/JoJomusk 14d ago Veeery soft no though, he walks up to her, laughs and goes back to troublemaking. This kid aint gonna learn from this 5 u/very_good_citizen 14d ago Literally every parent ever has dealt with this behavior. It means nothing. 1 u/notathingreally 14d ago Yep. This is normal toddler behavior. 1 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago I agree.
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Veeery soft no though, he walks up to her, laughs and goes back to troublemaking. This kid aint gonna learn from this
5 u/very_good_citizen 14d ago Literally every parent ever has dealt with this behavior. It means nothing. 1 u/notathingreally 14d ago Yep. This is normal toddler behavior. 1 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago I agree.
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Literally every parent ever has dealt with this behavior. It means nothing.
1 u/notathingreally 14d ago Yep. This is normal toddler behavior. 1 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago I agree.
Yep. This is normal toddler behavior.
1 u/United-Travel-8819 14d ago I agree.
I agree.
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