As Parents what age do you think is the hardest age to keep under control?
A survey was done in New York about what age parents find challenging when it comes to their kids listening and being under control, and it was surprising to find out the common age group.
It’s safe to say that all moms and dads feel a heightened level of exhaustion during this lockdown period, whether they’ve got toddlers or teens, but a new survey revealed that the “terrible eights” are apparently the worst age to deal with.
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Kids that were at the age of six were found to be the most likely to embarrass their parents.
" As far as specific moments, many parents (not so) fondly remember their children shouting inappropriately in public (33%) or taking their clothes off in public (28%). Other popular embarrassing moments included respondents’ kids accidentally taking something from a store without paying for it (27%), throwing tantrums (26%), refusing to leave the car (20%), and breaking a store display (21%)."
The survey was conducted by OnePoll.