Face the Facts, your child is most likely spoiled!

Now before you jump the gun, maybe our definition of spoiled is two completely different things. In fact there are different ways of looking at being spoiled, a couple being; a spoiled brat which needs no further explanation and spoiled financially. At this point you may still be saying, “That’s not me or this post isn’t about me” in which I implore you to go into the child’s room (if you even have to do this) and take a look at the amount of items are there that are just sitting in place and I bet at this very time you can easily think of something he/she wants to be using right now that you don’t have. I bring this situation up to paint a picture of how drastic our parenting skills have changed since I was a child (I’m 36 as of writing this). I’m also not saying I disagree with a parent buying a child something nice or to play with, just maybe that they evaluate why they are buying it and does the reward (because that’s what it is) fit the actual point in the process? Click to read on at PTPA...