When a daughter comes up with a funny prank, tensions rise between her parents. While the father finds it amusing, the mother wants to punish the daughter for inappropriate language. The conflict escalates when the daughter shares the prank with her friend. The father believes the situation will resolve itself if they stop making a big deal about it, but the mother insists on punishing the daughter for her disobedience.
Who is in the wrong here? Read on to find out what happens in this family drama.
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Father debates punishment for daughter’s inappropriate humor
A father shares his dilemma on Reddit about whether or not to punish his 12-year-old daughter for making a joke about TV censorship that her mom finds inappropriate. The daughter is a huge fan of her grandfather’s favorite childhood shows and loves googling ‘fun facts.’ When she found out that ABC made Burt Ward take pills to shrink his d***, she deadpanned the joke to her parents, and the father found it hilarious.
The mother, on the other hand, was not amused and threatened to wash her daughter’s mouth with soap if she ever used that word again. The daughter told her grandfather the joke, and he laughed so hard that the mother heard the commotion and forbade the daughter from telling the joke again.
However, the daughter repeated the joke to her friend during a playdate, and the mother is now demanding punishment. The father thinks that they should not make a big deal out of it and let the daughter get bored of it eventually, but the mother argues that the daughter is doing it for attention.
Join the debate on whether or not the father is an a**hole for not punishing his daughter in this situation .
Ignoring kids is their kryptonite. NTA for dad.

12-year-olds and dick jokes – a match made in humor heaven

A hilarious yet awkward discussion on the ‘P’ word.

Support for father’s decision to not punish daughter’s humor.

Parent praised for not punishing daughter’s harmless humor

Debate over whether daughter is too young for a certain word

Father not an a**hole for daughter’s joke, wife needs to relax ♂️
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Using proper names for anatomy is important for children’s safety ✅

Humorous comment and replies bring joy and laughter to readers

No punishment needed for daughter’s humor, NTA

Let the friend’s mom handle it, NTA ♂️

Effective parenting doesn’t always require punishment. NTA

Hilarious inappropriate joke divides parents, but grandpa approves

Parent struggles with daughter’s inappropriate humor and language

Let kids be kids, you’re not an a-hole for ignoring it

Marketing job gets weirder after searching about Burt Ward’s penis

Celebrating accurate anatomy education with a cool dad!

When humor goes too far… NTA or ESH?

Normalize body parts for better communication and understanding

Encouraging humor while teaching appropriate conversation.

Factual and funny 12-year-old humor, wife needs to chill

Teaching what’s appropriate without shaming – NTA

A relatable NTA comment with a humorous twist

NTA for not punishing daughter’s proper use of anatomical terms

Father defends daughter’s humor while wife demands punishment.

Letting daughter use p-word: empowering or inappropriate?

Let kids be kids . Punishing for using correct terms? NTA

Commenter defends OP’s use of ‘penis’ and deems him NTA.

Breaking the taboo on anatomy jokes: NAH/ESH verdict explained
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Parenting win: NTA for not punishing daughter’s harmless humor

Father’s daughter says correct anatomy term, wife gets angry. NTA.

Setting boundaries with humor: a delicate parenting balance ⚖️

Teaching pre-teens about sex education can be awkward, but necessary

Dad’s leniency on daughter’s humor sparks debate.

Don’t feed the trolls, but don’t ignore the co-parenting context

Irish humor wins again

Daughter’s ‘inappropriate’ humor – NTA dad, YTA mom

Teaching kids about appropriate humor

Hilarious daughter gets a pass, dad not an a**hole

Daughter’s ‘inappropriate’ humor defended by NTA dad

Parent defends daughter’s humor, emphasizes importance of education and communication

Humorous replies to NTA comment about inappropriate humor

Daughter’s inappropriate humor makes for hilarious yet messy family situation

Let kids be kids, but also respect your partner’s parenting style

Humor is subjective NTA

Father embraces daughter’s humor, wife disapproves. NTA.

Daughter saying ‘penis’, wife mad. Commenters confused.

Father defends daughter’s use of anatomically correct term, wife overreacts. NTA.

This comment praises the daughter’s humor with a hint of sarcasm

Encourage open communication about sensitive topics with your child

Inappropriate humor at 12, NTA for not punishing.

Comment section explores pills for male anatomy with humor

Breaking stigma around anatomy education.

Encouraging grandparent-grandchild relationship, NTA

Breaking Taboos: Encourage open communication with your children

Correct anatomical words for body parts are necessary. NTA

Fan praises daughter’s humor, father embraces it.

Let her shine! Embrace the humor and spread laughs

Teaching kids proper anatomy terms is important for abuse prevention

Encouraging humor and anatomical knowledge in children, NTA.
