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As try as I might, I've never caused a blood injury by stabbing someone with a Dorito.

Discuss.

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But children will be children, OTE. There is a line drawn between violent or abusive behavior (which needs to be repeated over a long period of time) and "being a child" behaviour.

Of which throwing a bit of food is classed as childish behavior. It's not always the parents fault, kids do develop on their own you might be surprised to hear. You can have the best parents in the world and the kid can still turn out bad.

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But children will be children, OTE. There is a line drawn between violent or abusive behavior (which needs to be repeated over a long period of time) and "being a child" behaviour.

Out of control behaviour has to start from somewhere. Give kids an inch and they will take a mile. Abusive behaviour starts with minor incidences and once the child believes they've got away with it they push things further.

Of which throwing a bit of food is classed as childish behavior. It's not always the parents fault, kids do develop on their own you might be surprised to hear. You can have the best parents in the world and the kid can still turn out bad.

And how do you know they are the best parents? Just because they look the best from outside doesn't mean they are actually good parents. It also works the other way; kids coming from rough homes can have good and disciplinarian parents. Bad childish behaviour is always somebody's fault; parents, lack of discipline at school or something else; including mental problems.



All children will act "childish" or push the boundaries but it is for authorities, parents, teacher etc to show kids their limits.