We’ve all been there: kids can be indecisive, especially when it comes to fast food. One mom found herself in a sticky situation when her 10-year-old son refused to make up his mind about his breakfast order. After asking him multiple times if he wanted anything, he said no. But when his sister got her meal, he threw a tantrum demanding a chocolate milk. The mom refused to go back, sparking a debate: was she in the wrong? Let’s dive into the story…
The Fast Food Dilemma

Running Late and Indecisive ♀️

Mom’s Persistence and Son’s Stubbornness

Ordering and the Tantrum Begins

Son’s Plea and Mom’s Refusal

Crying and Accusations at School

Mom’s Explanation and Goodbye

Breakfast Options at School ️

Mom’s Regret and Seeking Help

Learning From Mistakes and Counseling

A Ray of Hope

The Verdict: Was Mom in the Wrong? ♀️
So, was this mom in the wrong for refusing to go back for her son’s chocolate milk? It’s a tough call, considering the history of her son’s indecisiveness and her attempts to teach him responsibility. On the other hand, the boy is still grieving the loss of his father and may need more understanding and support. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Teaching kids to communicate their needs is important
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Mom faces power move from son over breakfast. NTA.

Engaging in a debate about the appropriateness of a 10-year-old’s meltdown

Teaching responsibility and communication. NTA.

Teaching kids resilience: NTA for not giving in to demands

Teaching responsibility or too harsh?

Teaching kids to say ‘no’ is important.

Teaching kids to communicate needs is crucial. NTA

Mom refuses son’s chocolate milk – NTA or overreacting?

Engaging discussion on parenting and communication with a ten-year-old

Teaching consequences and avoiding sugar. NTA wins!

Mom’s tough love sparks debate on parenting tactics

Polite communication is key. NTA teaches valuable lesson

Teaching a lesson: NTA mom doesn’t give in to son’s demands

Teaching kids to communicate respectfully. NTA parenting win!

Encouraging communication skills: ️
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Commenter and reply mock the subreddit’s seriousness

Teach independence early

Communication is key! ️ NTA comment teaches a lesson.

Teaching a lesson: NTA mom refuses to reward bad behavior

Teaching kids to speak up: NTA mom gets tough

Teaching kids self-advocacy: NTA mom gets it right!

Advice for parent dealing with picky child, based on experience
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Parenting advice: Stop the car and make eye contact

Mom stands her ground on chocolate milk order. NTA

Debate over lunchtime at school: too early or just right?

Parenting advice: Kids are F’n stupid, don’t give in.

Teaching kids to make choices and accept consequences

Teaching kids to communicate needs early prevents future relationship issues

10-year-old should learn to ask for things himself. NTA

Teaching a lesson or being too harsh?

Teaching kids to communicate effectively

Setting boundaries with kids: NTA mom won’t order extra chocolate milk

Teaching kids decision-making skills is crucial for their maturity

Parenting 101: Natural consequences vs helicopter parenting. NTA
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Teaching consequences early on. Good parenting!

Debate over use of term “a**hole” leads to ESH verdict

OP’s son regrets not getting chocolate milk

Commenter suggests stricter discipline for entitled child.

Parenting advice: Take time to understand your child’s needs

Setting boundaries with kids: NTA comment gets real

Parent shares relatable experience with entitled child, NTA judgment.

Sibling solidarity: NTA sibling refused to share chocolate milk. Parenting win?

Teaching lessons or being too harsh? Parenting dilemmas

Teaching a lesson: NTA refuses son’s chocolate milk request

Parenting solidarity: NTA for not giving in to picky eaters

Teaching kids to communicate: NTA mom sets boundaries

Sibling rivalry test, predictable breakfast needs. Offer choices calmly

Teaching a lesson: NTA mom refuses to cater to son’s whim

Teaching kids boundaries with tough love

Teaching kids to communicate needs early prevents entitlement later.

Teaching responsibility early on.

Mom criticized for not getting son chocolate milk. Comment defends.

Parenting win! Teaching kids consequences is important

Parenting win: Setting boundaries for better behavior

Teaching kids tough love with water

Valuable lesson learned for a 10-year-old. NTA
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Lesson learned: words and actions have consequences.

Parenting win: standing firm on chocolate milk tantrum.

Teaching consequences early on

Teen’s entitlement behavior called out by commenter.

Teaching natural consequences: NTA mom wins the day!

Helping a child break a bad habit with empathy

Teaching kids to speak up for themselves

Daughter gets what she wants because she ASKS for it
