Tricky Parents Shared The Cute Lies They Tell Their Kids To Motivate Them Behave Better
When your children start to talk and understand the world around them, they doubtless have many questions about everything. In the beginning, facing their curiosity about the world and how it works makes you probably the proudest parent.
But, after a while, it could be pretty tiring to answer so many questions of "why, why, why". Sometimes, you are just not in a mood to explain something multiple times, or you are in a hurry or simply having a bad day.
On these types of low days, parents may resort to a small lie just to make these questions a little easier. It is not the brightest side of parenthood, but it helps a lot.
Children believe grownups are always correct and know everything, which lying to them makes easier. Even if it seems like a bad thing when you say it out loud, actually it's not.
But it is a little sarcastic because parents want their children to be honest with them and not provide the same. Anyway, an innocent lie won't hurt them, on the contrary, it can help you overcome the grueling moment.
A Twitter user going by the name @Lhlodder has heard her friend telling an innocent lie to her children, and now she is interested if other people do the same. Let's see what tricks parents use to make their children behave good.
The question:
Twitter1. Seeing his memories through his ear.
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Twitter4. Sold out, sorry.
Twitter5. The pilot will know if you lie.
Twitter6. Sharing daylight with the rest of the world.
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7. The biggest lie ever.
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8. Mother can see from everywhere.
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9. "I need you to build a deck", just that.
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10. "Cold toast" but it is not even a toast. The power of persuasion.
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11. The store workers are guilty. This was for his own good.
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12. Throw someone a ball. It was a good idea actually.
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13. Food for a princess.
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14. If you say so... we must believe.
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15. If your children don't like the food name, then change it.
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16. The easiest way to put a kid in a bed, without much effort.
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17. Searching for a toy that is hidden very well. A little cruel but very useful.
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18. Rooms must be clean for a Tooth Fairy.
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19. They don't make batteries anymore, so they can't play with the toy.
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20. Balans matters. Healthy food first, then you can eat junk food.
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Have you ever used this kind of trick to occupy your children doing something? If you have, please share your ideas with us.
It may sound cruel to some people, but parents will know why you have used it. There are moments when parenthood is hard, or you just need an interesting story to push your kid in the right direction.
Either way, it's for their good, so little tricks and innocent lies are justified. When they grow up, it will be interesting stories to laugh about.
