You Allow Them To Watch Movies/Shows That Are Not Age-Appropriate

The thing I find more disturbing more than this article (and yes everyone has done these things at least once)  is the amount of people (14 comments at this time) that think they are the greatest people imaginable. Only one at this time mommyjf  is actually being honest and not ignorant. Which if we do the stats 93% of commenter's are more than likely raising children to not see their own faults because the parents believe they are perfect. 

93% you'd think crime would be going down right? Being humble and admitting that one is imperfect is better than lying to oneself.

Most of these are complete ****. Made up space filler... more like the things Mommy admits to... After all everyone has told a little lie to there kids. it's eaier to say "I can't spin you around again...I've got a bone in my arm." than explain if I do this again for the 26th time odds are good I'll barf and drop you. But no parent I've known has ever squished there kids feet into a size small shoes. that's crap. I can't believe I've even waisted my time posting a comment on this chaffe.

What is the target audience for this? it's not any moms I know. and it's sure as F%£& not me!!!

This article is disgusting. While some of these things are perfectly acceptable actions for parenting - flipping on the tv or DVD so you can shower or cook in peace (I do this daily so I can take a shower without having my daughter harass me throughout). Letting baby cry in his crib for a little while is ok - actually, it's damn good for them since the louder they cry, the more exercise they are giving their heart and lungs. Since babies can't do cardio, crying really helps to strengthen these vital organs. My daughter is nearly 5 years old and if she is crying ( and hasn't been hurt by something), she can go hang out in her bed and wail at the top of her lungs. Momma knows the difference in cries between "I'm mad at you", "I don't want whatever you gave me" and "I'm really hurt!". Too small shoes? Momma should be preparing ahead with Buy One, Get One sales and making sure there are many options for sizing readily available in the house.

Breast feeding shouldn't even be on this list. Breast feeding is such a personal decision for mother and child that to say ANY tactic could qualify as a bad parenting move makes MSN look really bad.

Truthfully, ladies, don't look to this website for what is and what isn't good parents. These Jokers don't have a clue. I'd bet dollars to donuts that the person who wrote this article doesnt even have kids and has no idea what he's talking about.