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Not liking other people's babies?

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  1. Edith #21

    Oh LOL, now I get it from the Anoniempjes, it's the confession corner here ... Technology stands for nothing! )
  2. Saarah #22

    No, it's totally normal!! I also really don't like all children
  3. Vlinders #23

    People who have that are just damn jealous
  4. Madelene #24

    I find that other people's kids can really irritate me when they act all demanding, even though I can handle my own kids doing that way more.
    Anyway, someone wrote here in their post:
    "I spoil my kids; they usually get everything they ask for. Some people get annoyed by that, which I don't understand because you can't blame my kids—they're used to getting almost everything.
    Maybe they should blame me, the parent, then I'd say okay, I can understand that.
    But for those people, I'm not going to deliberately deny or refuse my kids things just because they think it's spoiling and it irritates them.
    They can just look the other way.
    I think like this: you're only little once, and they'll have enough worries when they're adults.
    So I want to spoil them now while I can
    And things like 'if you don't nag, you can have an ice cream'—I don't do that. I think a kid also has the right to nag sometimes."
  5. :-) #25

    I think babies, whether from someone else or from myself, are amazing!
    I don't cuddle with strange babies... but I do with nieces and nephews.
    Last week I had so much fun with those "mouth boops" on my nephew's neck when he was 7 months old. He was adorable. Wonderful!
    I wouldn't do that with a stranger, and I wouldn't appreciate it if someone who isn't family did that to my baby. So family is fine though!
  6. :-) #26

    That was supposed to be hilarious.
  7. Anonymous #27

    If it doesn’t work out for a long time to get pregnant, you often can’t stand babies and children of other people.
  8. :-) #28

    Totally understandable, Sophia!!

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