Was damn pissed with hus just now.

This is not the first time but the second time I caught him. The first time, I had a huge argument with him that I didn't talk to him for a few days. Luckily I heard him before my elder girl, Amabel, really do it for him. That's happened last year if I remembered.

And today again!! I heard him shouting out to Amabel to help him switch off the TV electric socket for him, just because he is busy with his new iphone and lazy to walk out of the room to switch it off himself. I fired up and stopped Amabel from doing what her dad asking her to and told her never ever touch any electric socket even if her daddy or anyone force her to, cause it is very dangerous, if not careful, 'you will DIE'.

So yes I had an argument and cold war with Hus now and that I want shoving my middle finger at his face and scold him knnbccb if he appears in front of me again.

Come on, you so love your kids, but i cannot understand why you can neglect the basic safety on children. Children are naturally interested in cords and plugs and their curiosity could lead to serious accidents. This is common knowledge. You asking a kid to switch off or on an electric socket, they may ended up playing with it cause of their curiosity. What if the kid touch the electric switch with wet finger or sticks wet fingers into an outlet, or even worse if the kid sticks a piece of metal into an outlet, electrocution is a definite possibility. Electrocution frequently results in death. There are lot of kids die every year by electrocution.

This is the same as allowing your kid to go near a stove to cook, is all the same as pushing your child to death and danger.

I'm one who want my kids to be independent at most things at young age but I will definitely not allow my children to touch any electric outlet, go near the window and get close to stove, even not to say to hold the spatula and wok to cook, before they enter teenage age. This is too dangerous!!

Seriously, wake up your mind! If you are one

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