@danddolo This baby's problem is entirely the mother's fault! Actions and habits are learned in kids, not something they're just born with. This sounds like the mother enables her kids with their shitty actions, and/or is often the one responding negatively so they've picked up on it. I feel bad for the kid honestly. This sounds like one of those moms that goes into school after their kid gets in trouble for acting up and blames the teacher.
@sakura656 Her problem is that she's been watching your ass and not her kids. I would have said "instead of you gazing at my ass, why not move your eyes on over to watch your own children, get your priorities straight. I can't help my ass is stare worthy"
@sakura656 I would have found the teacher or employee involved with the school group and told them what occurred. That kind of language has no place in a children's museum.
If she continued, I'd find an employee of the museum. They don't want it there either.
If she continued, I'd find an employee of the museum. They don't want it there either.
terminal_marxicity
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@sakura656 Right? I’m always so shocked to see this asinine behavior in the wild that I never have anything to say back.
goodnews84
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katrina2017
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@sakura656 First read I thought it was an imaginary carrot, was gonna say I admire the commitment to make believe. Then it dawned on me.. probs a plastic carrot
@katrina2017 Commitment to make believe 
summerlander
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@sakura656 What a bitch.
I would have mentioned her to the staff and explain what happened. Letting your child run amok in a museum is despicable and I'm sure the staff would want to keep an eye out and make sure nothing gets damaged from her garbage 'parenting skills'.
That, or shove her over and take her Starbucks to teach her that pushing people and taking their things is hurtful. Some people only learn through experience
I would have mentioned her to the staff and explain what happened. Letting your child run amok in a museum is despicable and I'm sure the staff would want to keep an eye out and make sure nothing gets damaged from her garbage 'parenting skills'.
That, or shove her over and take her Starbucks to teach her that pushing people and taking their things is hurtful. Some people only learn through experience
@summerlander So I did mention to staff on the way out. The director of the museum called me later to apologize and tell me she was with a school group and she has been asked not to return do to the behavior of her daughter (sounded like there were other issues)
@sakura656 If you caught the name of the school group I would email the principal and let them know, especially because they might hear feedback from parents/kids about the words she was using. Then she can be added to the do not allow on field trip list
exaudivocem
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@emelauren Yes! 100% please email the principal if they were wearing anything with their school name. As a teacher, I can almost promise you that this parent was not wanted on the field trip and you’re not the only one she’s aggressive with.