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‘It’s Too Heavy!’ – An Oscar Worthy Temper Tantrum


She should teach acting classes in Hollywood.

19 Comments to ‘It’s Too Heavy!’ – An Oscar Worthy Temper Tantrum

  1. What a spoiled little brat

  2. Kissyjo on January 31st, 2013
  3. I think some one was ready for bed! Kuddos to you dad for making her follow through!

  4. Amber on January 31st, 2013
  5. wow, that was a tad over done,if that was my kid she’d be crying for a whole different reason! :/

  6. Audrey on January 31st, 2013
  7. Sarah Heartburn! I can remember my own kids doing pretty much the same thing. (And I probably tried it, too.)You’ll notice though that Dad keeps at her, and she ends up doing as she’s told. Now, off to bed, young lady.

  8. Lady Anne on January 31st, 2013
  9. Wow, I am impressed that dad didn’t lose his temper at all! I would have to agree with Audrey, if she was mine she would definitely be crying for another reason. I don’t think I could have stayed that calm! Way to go dad!

  10. MeanMomma on January 31st, 2013
  11. way past nap time !

  12. Joey BadaBing on February 1st, 2013
  13. someone needs a serious spanking, she’ll find that bowl a LOT lighter once she drops that heavy attitude of hers

  14. naomi-daos on February 1st, 2013
  15. Wow, I can tell from some, not all of the above comments, that some of you wouldn’t make good parents…This is a small child, who doesn’t know how to communicate like an adult. She is not spoiled, if she was, her father would have done the job for her, however, he remained calm, talked to her with reason, on her level of understanding, and made her follow thru…Great Job Dad!

  16. CSA on February 1st, 2013
  17. Half the country is spank obsessed, the other half doesn’t spank at all. This dad has found a way to control his daughter without spanking or giving in. I applaud him.

  18. ash on February 1st, 2013
  19. I also have to applaud that father. He didn’t give into the child’s tantrum, which I know is very difficult to do at times. He didn’t have to raise his voice, but was persistent and in the end, his kid did just what he asked her to do in the first place. Very well done.

  20. Skip on February 2nd, 2013
  21. Spanking time.

  22. wtf on February 2nd, 2013
  23. @CSA: Spanking a child doesn’t make a person a bad parent! There is a difference in spanking and beating. My daughter throws tantrums that would make this one look like a walk on the beach at sunset! And everytime she does she gets spanked. She doesn’t throw tantrums so often anymore.

  24. IMHO on February 3rd, 2013
  25. She was so tired you could tell. He stuck with it and she finally did it.

  26. LaDonna on February 4th, 2013
  27. WTF that kid already seems to have psychological problems. That ain’t just “tired”.

  28. Hap on February 5th, 2013
  29. @CSA couldn’t have said it better

  30. shezthedevil on February 7th, 2013
  31. My son is 4, he does this too. But in the end I always win. If he chooses bed or nap time instead of picking up what he is asked it is still there waiting for him when he wakes up. No need to spank a kid for not picking something up……..

  32. Erica on February 7th, 2013
  33. That was absolutely hilarious! Glad dad didn’t give in. Future Oscar winner right there.

  34. Dawn on February 8th, 2013
  35. Christ I can’t believe people’s first reaction is to hit her. What lovely parents you’ll make – by treating any form of disobedience (no matter how minor) with violence. Yeah that sends a great message to kids. This was not a smacking matter and hats off to the Dad for how he handled it.

  36. mowgli on February 10th, 2013
  37. There are two ways to clear the table…happy or sad. Unfortunately this little girl is choosing sad. I NEVER had to tell my children more than twice to do anything! Much less FIVE times. This child needs some serious discipline!

  38. Robin on February 28th, 2013

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