Users debate signs of bad parenting with controversial opinions

A simple question asked by a Reddit user sparked a heated discussion and a series of responses. The Redditor asked: ‘What defines someone as a bad parent?’ The question, despite its apparent simplicity, sparked controversy and attracted a variety of comments. We selected the most liked ones here:

Exposing your child's emotions at a family gathering to make everyone laugh can be embarrassing for him. This can lead to withdrawal and lack of communication in the future. At 30 years old, I still experience this with my mother. However, now I react and express my feelings openly in front of everyone, which ends up making her feel embarrassed.

Doubting your child's sincerity and branding him a liar in front of other people

Making the child feel guilty for expressing their opinions, as a way of feeling superior.

A person who despises a child from a previous marriage simply because he or she is no longer with the child's father.

Social media influencers who make their children the main focus of their content, individuals who punish their children in public internet, and parents who excessively share details about their children's lives, depriving them of privacy, are clear examples of exploitation childish.

Persistently deny the possibility of your child making mistakes.

Smoking inside the vehicle in the presence of your children.

Parents who always blame teachers for problems instead of recognizing that their children can also be wrong.

The debate among users about the signs of bad parenting reveals a wide and diverse spectrum of opinions, many of which are controversial. This suggests a growing awareness and questioning of what constitutes responsible parenting.

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