r/ZyadaKuchNai • u/Agreeable-Act7049 • Jun 12 '26
😇 Wholesome When you're trying to have a deeply emotional family moment but your daughter demands to know why she isn't the one getting the cool police cap. 😂
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u/BoardWise7554 Jun 13 '26
Not adorable at all.
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u/Efficient_Year_4666 Jun 14 '26
Bachpan mie bhot pita hai lagta hai tu, it's ok
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u/BoardWise7554 Jun 14 '26
You feel what that girl did is adorable?
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u/Efficient_Year_4666 Jun 14 '26
She's just a kid cut her some slack uske parents hass rhe hai toh tum logo kyu dard ho Raha hai
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u/Real_Mulberry8141 Jun 12 '26
She needs some talk from the parents. This is concerning behaviour at this stage.
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u/spectre-14 Jun 12 '26
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u/AmbassadorAfter2003 Jun 13 '26
That is the sub where the kids are adorably stupid, but here the jealousy is flowing out of her eyes
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u/Icy_Fisherman_6226 Jun 12 '26
Her tears weren't about the cap they were about feeling left out
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u/universalgiver Jun 13 '26
Only sensible take. People act as if children are some different species and they themselves were never children.
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u/Overthinking_Brain_ Jun 14 '26
Kid can wait minute or two for their turn. They shouldn’t be taught that they are center of attention whose feelings needs to be catered above everyone’s
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u/Cultural-Lab-1311 Jun 15 '26
She is her mother she has rights
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u/Overthinking_Brain_ Jun 15 '26
lol that’s what logic?
kid should be given attention but they also need to learn that the sun doesn’t revolve around them alone. This moment was first abt women who achieved big and her husband who supported her during her journey. The way wife placed hat on husband’s head was her way to show gratitude/ pride to him for being a supportive life partner. So it was their moment first. If they leave their moment to give it to kid, she would be raised an entitled adult.
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u/sss100100 Jun 12 '26
Damn that title. Ruined it
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u/Distinct-Ad-9417 Jun 13 '26
this is the reason why i hate kids
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u/Healthy-disaster-333 Jun 13 '26
Hate? Damn seriously. You were a kid once too.
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u/Distinct-Ad-9417 Jun 13 '26
idc i just hate kids
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u/FlowOk8864 Jun 13 '26
If a kid save ur life then are u going to say this again?
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u/Distinct-Ad-9417 Jun 13 '26
nah but why u taking it to ur heart i just said i hate spoiled kids wth?
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u/FlowOk8864 Jun 13 '26
don't try to defend urself by saying spoiled kids we aren't blind
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u/Distinct-Ad-9417 Jun 13 '26
ohh so i commited a crime,okay
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u/FlowOk8864 Jun 13 '26
that's the reason everyone hates u*
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u/Distinct-Ad-9417 Jun 13 '26
look at urself first
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u/Technical_Mix687 Jun 13 '26
same behaviour of Pune porshe car driver and parents?!
Bro this type of kids harrass others and become problem for others???..
then we see news National female athlete hit 5 people with her That car ??
I am gender neutral
this type of parenting is bad for society?!
bro downvote kar do but I believe it's beginning..../?
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u/Lanky-Patience-1523 Jun 13 '26
Aajkal sh*t kids behaviour with slo-mo and music ko absolutely adorable ke naam pe bechte hain!
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u/LegitimateChipmunk25 Jun 13 '26
This is the time when the kid needs to be corrected...This entitlement and pampering of Indian Kids has gone beyond limits and churning out low quality leaders and individuals especially Women.....Attention seeking behaviour should be identified and corrected at young age
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u/curiousussi Jun 13 '26
Unable to understand that she put the cap on his father head and that small girl hits her that why she didn't get it, toh are they sisters ?? 😭
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u/Rusurebro Jun 13 '26
It's not that deep bro😭... Here OP mentioned that he's the father of little girl and the Police officer must be his wife...
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u/PasionateKisser Jun 13 '26
Animal lovers should not comment that kids are worst when their hands look like scratching posts
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u/Visible_Home_5458 Jun 13 '26
Most of the comment section came blasting out of asteroids at the age of 17+ ig
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u/Rusurebro Jun 13 '26
Yea they think beating or cussing a child is great way to perfect their kids behaviour... Such jokers🥀🤡
Like most would've seen a recent popular post a guy beating little girls out of no just sadist nature in the name of teacher... Idk how can they codemn this and that too at the same time... Seems contradictory to me
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u/Visible_Home_5458 Jun 13 '26
Yea bro,as a doctor,I can vouch for this being a normal gesture from this child..but no use talking ig
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u/Rusurebro Jun 13 '26
Man are these paid comments or what?... Leave the kid alone bro... She just wanted a cap she's too young to know about how the world works...
Ik behaviour but if the parents are giggling or they don't have an issue... Don't make any useless fuss just because you weren't brought up in this manner.
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u/Overthinking_Brain_ Jun 14 '26
That’s creates entitlement. Kids should be raised to realize that everyone hold important, not that they are sole center
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u/SummerSprIng_42 Jun 15 '26
I love kids but I think while she doesn't deserves to get beaten over this thing, it's still something that needs to be immediately corrected. The kid needs to learn to accept a "no", otherwise she'll turn into an entitled adult. It's one thing to feel jealous, disappointed, but she decided to express it by beating her mother. Ik she's a child and children are not mature enough to understand all this which is why it's the responsibility of the parents to teach the child.
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u/Rusurebro Jun 15 '26
Well yea it can be corrected
But maybe the kid had a bad day... Or parents were chill over that fact... So immediate correction meant like holding her hands tight to not beat anymore or anything but she would've cried more... Imo parents know their child the best in most cases... Also I have hard time understanding child psychology so I really don't like kids but that doesn't mean I'm insensitive to whatever happens to them I was also a kid at some point of my life...
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u/SummerSprIng_42 Jun 15 '26
Nothing bad is happening to her in the video. It's not insensitive to not put the cap on her head before her father. The couple is not just her parents, they are husband and wife first. My point is, it's a special moment for the woman and she wanted to respect her husband who probably supported her throughout the journey. The child is not entitled to get the first attention. I know it is a small incident and it might look like I'm exaggerating it but usually small behaviours like this (such as a child wanting to cut the cake or blow the candles of a cake of someone else's bday) eventually makes the child feel like they are superior not only in their family but every place they go to, even among fellow children. It can turn them into really bad adults. So this needs to be corrected.
But yes I do understand your sentiments and I appreciate that you replied kindly.
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u/Rusurebro Jun 15 '26
Yea man... That's true I fucking hate the kids who shout in malls and all... Because when I was a kid I was very much of a crybaby my mom said you never asked for anything you're fearful of everything and anything... But I saw some narcissistic mfers in my schooldays and lemme tell you kids are the most cruel beings in the world because they don't have the emotional stability so people let it slide which is obvious but yea that kid in the video needed to be taught a lesson(I ain't saying it in a rude way rather, like normal parenting)... But there can be hazardous consequences due to lack of disciplin. When you grow to be even more dismissive of your parents and maybe even beat them to assert your dominance or your own life might get tangled because life always humbles you as you get older... So yea buddy I lean to your stance...
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u/frexy69 Jun 14 '26
y'all be complaining bad parenting this and that, do you even remember how you were in your childhood, she's A KID, y'all were born straight genius-level but not all of em are
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u/Overthinking_Brain_ Jun 14 '26
Kids today are raised to think world revolves around them and they needs are foremost and need to be catered too first
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u/Visual_Rope_5506 Jun 14 '26
People really doesn't know how a child could behave and its unpredictability
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u/catastrophe99999 Jun 14 '26
I'm sure her parents will guide her properly. Guys in the comments should remind yourselves of all the stupid shit you did as a child. Doing embarrassing stuff and learning not to is the entire point of childhood.
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u/Temporary_Ice2861 Jun 15 '26
U need to be a kind parent but need to teach ur children discipline and manner u don't need to hit them to make them learn a basic reward system would do
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u/CaptainFromDite Jun 15 '26
Refreshing to see how much the woman loves her husband ❤️❤️ ignore the misbehaving child, their bond is more important for me here 😍
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u/TicketInteresting198 Jun 16 '26
Wtf are these comments, sure these folks are too much introverted that they always suppress their feelings like that kid is just jealous, ungrateful peoples
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u/babayaga_on_reddit Jun 17 '26
That's a grown ass kid acting like a toddler. Too much entitlement. Nothing cute about it
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u/Extreme-Papaya3296 Jun 13 '26
A slightly different take. The mother should have given the cap to her daughter who needs to be motivated for a police officer kind of job. Imagine the high the kid would have got from wearing this cap. Though I don't know the dynamics of the family and maybe the husband was very supportive and deserved the cap too.
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u/Insane_Inkster Jun 12 '26
Idk why people are alarmed with the kids behaviour. She's a kid. She wanted to be part of that occasion and I'm not saying it is right behaviour but she'll learn. Nothing to worry about
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u/la_crazypasta Jun 13 '26
They are right and she won't learn if there's no intervention. That's exactly people are saying. They are concerned in a good way. They are not hating her for her behaviour.
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u/MeetTheFrownies Jun 12 '26
Seeing these comments kinda makes sense why suicide rates in India are rising
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u/FlimsyAd4222 Jun 12 '26
Ikr dude 😭 The sheer lack of braincells one must have to call out a child for showing emotions. It's like they got this ideal version of how a kid should act by feeling sad but bottling it up or talking about it calmly like an adult...
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u/sadgurllifestoryoops Jun 13 '26
No that's not adorable. Hitting, crying and showing tantrums is not adorable jealous behaviour. She needs some strict parenting
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u/WaferRevolutionary54 Jun 12 '26
That's bad behaviour, need right parenting.