đ¨ Abstract
In public spaces, parents often apologize for their children's outbursts, feeling judged by others. The author recounts personal experiences and observes a societal discomfort with children being loud, messy, or upset. This discomfort is linked to an adult need for control and quiet amidst stressed, overstimulated lives. The author advocates for more compassion and understanding, suggesting that patience and empathy can help children develop better and parents feel more supported in public.
Courtesy: Kirsty Ketley
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