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10 ways to embarrass your children

genkakugenkaku Northampton, Mass. U.S.A. Veteran

As a good Buddhist, I realize you would never indulge in such activities, but I see no harm in a little daydreaming.

WalkersilverBunksLionduck

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  • FosdickFosdick in its eye are mirrored far off mountains Alaska, USA Veteran

    Alas, having no children I cannot speak to this, but I imagine the kids would find me embarrassing enough without my having to take any effort in the matter. What does not embarrass them?

  • BunksBunks Australia Veteran

    I just have to start singing and both my kids scream "STOOOOOOPPPPP!!!"

    They've both done it since they could pretty much start talking.

    Shoshin
  • karastikarasti Breathing Minnesota Moderator

    Just being a parent is sufficient embarrassment for most kids. They prefer to think they just came into being suddenly and don't have parents at all, lol. I remember feeling that way ;)
    The funny thing is, my kids think nothing of me in my bathing suit at the beach or the pool. But when they see me in shorts and a sports bra at home to do yoga, you'd think I was completely naked. And there isn't even anyone to be embarrassed in front of at home!

    silverBunksShoshinTara1978
  • Tara1978Tara1978 UK Veteran

    Old photos, works every time, a family tradition =)

    Shoshin
  • Though I exaggerate just a little, once your 'kids' reach a certain age, everything you say and everything you do will embarrass them. It come with the territory. =)

    When they get through this phase, they will usually forgive you.

    Peace to all

    lobsterBunks
  • genkakugenkaku Northampton, Mass. U.S.A. Veteran

    When they get through this phase, they will usually forgive you.

    @Lionduck -- I imagine/hope you are right. Now the only problem to resolve is whether I can forgive myself. :)

  • As in all else in life's interactions, it is the heart that matters. As they test their wing and eventually fly away from the nest (yes, and often fly back in these days), we hope we have prepared them for their journey.

    Peace to all

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