But her mother Tracey, 40, is not punishing her for the letter and has vowed to meet her daughter's demands saying: 'You don't want to get on the wrong side of Mekeeda.'
Something is very wrong with these statements. Very, very wrong. Sounds to me like she could use a good ol' fashioned backhand :dunno:.'I know it sounds like she is spoilt but I like to get my daughter what she wants also you don't want to get on the wrong side of her.'
Was just about to post that, Dan. Sickening. Be a f*cking parent.Something is very wrong with these statements. Very, very wrong. Sounds to me like she could use a good ol' fashioned backhand :dunno:.
Dan
Apparently you know little of the British tabloids. They'll print anything and I mean anything.I'm thinking this is a joke. No parent would let that fly, and no news agency would condone it by running it. I'm expecting an April Fools kinda thing coming out around Christmas.
So this is a tabloid?Apparently you know little of the British tabloids. They'll print anything and I mean anything.
BIG +1The only people to blame is this new generation of parents who seem to give in to the kids demands just to avoid having to do any parenting.
Seriously! Easy on the believing in Santa stuff, there could be little kids reading this thread!...and leave santa out of it!!!!
1) Belts don't bruiseYou'll end up with bruises on your hands and the kid still won't listen.