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It may be acceptable in the Baby Yoda hug Alabama Crimson Tide champion cup shirt Furthermore, I will do this USA, and perhaps other Countries around the World but either way, in my view, it is acceptable. In any case, it is likely that the child may creep down the stairs in to the kitchen, during the night and sneak food out; even more dangerous, may try to cook for themselves. If that includes heat, e.g. hotplate/oven; even if you have taught them basics of cookery, it is an accident waiting to happen. Burns, scalds, fire (particularly if they are in night attire). A sleeve from a nightdress or pajamas can get in the way of a gas hob carrying a flame; burn if it is an electric hob, even electric shock if the switch the cooker on from the wall with wet hands. The sleeve of pajamas/night dress, clipping a saucepan handle a scald or burn in the making. In the case of oil third degree burn, or fire. If they are small they are likely to climb on to things like stools and chairs to get in to cupboards, or even small step ladders, which can be unstable, a fall in the making. That may sound like an exaggeration, but if they are in night attire, then there is a 90% chance they are in bare feet (no grip), or slippers, little or no grip. The same would apply to raised items such as cookers, particularly the gas variety where the child is standing on a chair to gain height. If they are wearing cotton attire, then there is a risk of the clothes bursting in to flames. Again you have the risk of scalding, indeed burn in the case of oil, if they slip off the chair (again bear in mind that they will be in bare feet, so little grip) and they strike the saucepan etc. you have got a serious problem. Depending the way they fall, that could include severe bruising, through to fractures on any part of the body; and if the head is struck concussion, at worst a fracture. I believe too many adults treat children as if they’re not people with faculties of their own. Kids are complete human beings who see, hear, and know much more than adults give them credit for. They deserve the truth as much as we do. Without it, they become prisoners of ignorance. The alternative is to leave your child in a haze of confusion and shame they may never recover from.

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On the Baby Yoda hug Alabama Crimson Tide champion cup shirt Furthermore, I will do this one hand, not everyone who cheats, lies, or behaves cruelly is a narcissist. Just like not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic, not everyone with cancer is dying, and not everyone who is socially awkward has asperger’s. If their father is a jerk with narcissistic tendencies, or just a flawed person you resent, then telling your children he’s a narcissist is morally wrong, selfish, and abusive. On the other hand, if you’ve done tons of research, reading, counseling, soul-searching, and memory re-processing, and you’ve finally faced the horrible truth, then you owe it to your kids to give them the tools they need to cope. To let them “figure it out” is self-serving. It leaves you free from any fallout but sacrifices them to their father’s ongoing manipulation and abuse. It took me 17 years of a slow-torture marriage, a passing comment from my neighbor (“he sounds like a narcissist”), and another 2 years of research and counseling, to come to the truth about my ex. The cognitive dissonance was surreal. I felt like I was literally going crazy because I had to piece together an entirely new reality for myself. Was your journey similar to mine? Did you take the blame for the narcissist’s wrongs, suffer through years of gaslighting, and lose your self-worth completely? Did it take years to find joy in life again? Imagine what a child would have to do to come to the truth on her own, especially after she’s been programmed by the narcissist since birth. Then imagine what kind of mental mutations she would have to undergo in order to cope with her new reality. Think what you would have done differently if you had known about his disorder – and how to deal with it – from the start? How immensely would that have changed your life? And why would you not give that gift of truth and the freedom that goes with it to your children? Because books, friends, and family say it’s wrong? How much do they really understand the nightmare your children now face? Besides, the truth doesn’t necessitate bashing their father. You don’t have to be mean or offer up all the sordid details. Just let them know that he has a kind of brain sickness that makes him behave badly. Sometimes your dad blames people for things they haven’t done or tells you things that didn’t happen. If he does this to you, it’s because his brain confuses what’s true and what’s not.