Parenting
Let’s face it, we can be quite amusing. Just think about this for a moment:
“Excuse me, Lisa, I’m currently engaged in a conversation. You need to hold off until I’m finished, alright?”
Why do we communicate with our children in such a manner? It’s no wonder they seem oblivious at times. The constant cheerleading for their smallest achievements is admirable, but let’s be honest—this could be the very reason toddlers behave so poorly: we talk to them in a way that would drive anyone to an epic meltdown.
“Rachel, what are you doing?”
“I was about to grab another glass of wine.”
“Wait. No. You’ve still got wine left. Finish what I’ve poured you first, and then you can ask for more, and I’ll get it for you, okay?”
“But I just—”
“NO ATTITUDE!”
The absurdity is priceless. Just imagine if we interacted with one another like this throughout the day. Our poor children must feel a mix of confusion and frustration.
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In summary, it’s high time we reconsider how we communicate with our children and each other. Humorous or not, the way we speak can have a lasting impact on those around us.