Mathurs- Different ya Ajeeb Kind of Parenting

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Shwetha

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Posted: 12 years ago

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@Suhaani

But India is definitely not a western country and Delhi is surely not the right place. Don't you think those kids actually miss childhood innocence and play?

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Shwetha

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Posted: 12 years ago

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@Suhaani

Hope you are not saying this for my sake😊 The episode was good. Just that what we thought did not happen.

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ABdaKriticizer

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Posted: 12 years ago

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I think maine episode dekh ke he ghalti kardi. 😆
Okay, for you, I give them a month or two. Then you won't stop me, okay? 😆
PS: How can you say that? When GR lost in farmhouse track, they were 12. 😆

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Suhaani/Drilabh (CID/MJHT)

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Posted: 12 years ago

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No yaar am just re watching and re thinking. But one thing is not done- in this country children being given this attitude like they can look after themselves is too much

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Shwetha

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Posted: 12 years ago

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@Ahsaan

Your mistake was to watch the episode without watching yesterday's. You took your expectations way higher than us. Yes. Do give them some time to establish the story lines. It is more or less like a new show.

PS: Oh yes...I forgot😆

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Shwetha

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Posted: 12 years ago

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@Suhaani

Children need to be given that pampering. That is what will make the childhood memorable. I liked when the Mathur guy told about parenting at Ahluwalias. But later in the morning..I had the same reaction of Pinky's. This is way too modern and not the way for kids to be parented.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: Shwets1502
@Ahsaan

Your mistake was to watch the episode without watching yesterday's. You took your expectations way higher than us. Yes. Do give them some time to establish the story lines. It is more or less like a new show.

PS: Oh yes...I forgot😆

ahsaan, u did wat pritam does- he checks threads from last pages and u skipped yesterday's and watched today???😆😆😆 hv patience and watch yesterday's

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: Shwets1502
@Suhaani

Children need to be given that pampering. That is what will make the childhood memorable. I liked when the Mathur guy told about parenting at Ahluwalias. But later in the morning..I had the same reaction of Pinky's. This is way too modern and not the way for kids to be parented.

yes making own sandwhiches still fine- we dunno if they do it in absence of parents or not. but gng to school on ure own at that age and at market so confident that they wont get lost? kidnapped toh ho sakta hai na?

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ABdaKriticizer

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Posted: 12 years ago

#49

@Shwets 😆 It still would have been fine if I had watched from 2nd episode. But that "18" really 😕 me alot. 😆 I hope they end this vird quickly and start doing some practical work.
Only, one or two months, phir you will be with me in 🤬 these Cvs. 😎
P.S. Now, answer! 😆

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Shwetha

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Posted: 12 years ago

#50

@Suhaani

Even sandwitches yar. What age is that boy? Younger than Sunny for sure. Pinky was right..kids dont even know to tie laces in that girl's age..and they are making sandwitches. Why not the husband do it? Do u think things like this will make them responsible?

And yes..leaving on their own is not good. Jeet did that during farmhouse track and we know what happened. There are certain good and bad things in this style of parenting too.

When the kids said its time for homework and all..they sounded too matured...their innocence is lost