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Woman Says Her Sister’s Kids Have ‘No Respect’ After Seeing Their Behavior on Vacation: ‘Driving Me Insane’
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A Mumsnet user can’t believe how messy her sister’s children are being during their ongoing family vacation
“I’ve banned them from my bedroom after they trod mud all over my white duvet,” she gave as an example
The aunt is now wondering how to handle the kids’ behavior
An aunt feels as though she’s boarded the hot mess express!
The woman took time out of her family vacation to vent on the forum Mumsnet that she’s “never known kids so messy” as her sister’s kids.
“They’re driving me insane already,” she began, before listing the ways they’re being messy. “Within five minutes of being here a full glass of juice was spilt over the sofa. They wander around with their dinner plates, gravy spilling everywhere, potatoes falling onto the floor and getting trod on, squished into the carpet — the place looks like a disaster zone.”
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Sisters arguing (stock image)
“We went to a nature park, where everything was pristine,” she continued. “Nephew got a milkshake and it ended up all over the table, all over his hands and face, and then when he went to put the carton in the bin he somehow managed to get the milkshake all down the front of the bin.”
The aunt explained that she has “another week” left with them on the trip.
“I’ve banned them from my bedroom after they trod mud all over my white duvet,” she said. “My sister thinks I’m being uptight, so there is already tension, but I’m starting to feel myself feeling really frustrated with the kids. There is no respect for anything.”
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Kids playing around (stock image)
The majority of fellow Mumsnet users reassured the aunt that she’s not being unreasonable for feeling the way she’s feeling.
“What animals. You could just walk out and leave,” one person replied.
Another commented, “I’d pack my bags and go home and leave them — better to be at home and do without than put up with that behavior.”
Other people wondered if the kids’ messiness happens at home too, with one asking, “Their behavior can’t be a complete surprise to you? You presumably agreed to go knowing what they’re like?”
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