http://disqus.com/by/laurelpie/enThu, 03 Sep 2009 14:30:04 -0000http://www.phawville.com/blog/man-slaps-child-in-walmart/#comment-15893876<p>Kids cry, they get cranky and as a mother of 5 myself...I would have done the same thing this mother did. Go about my merry way to shop, trying to console my child, but somethings just can't be helped. If I needed something at the store, any store, and with the chances that one of my 5 kids were upset and crying, I'd still do what I had to do; otherwise I'd never be able to get to the store. If a person, male or female, took it upon themselves to discipline any of my children...you bet I'd be pressing charges! Go Wal-Mart mom!!! People who don't want to "deal" with cranky kids should alter their schedules to shop to a time of day when the kids should be in bed. Go shopping after 8 pm. Most parents I know have already done their daily routine by then.</p><p></p>laurelpieThu, 03 Sep 2009 14:30:04 -0000http://www.phawville.com/blog/man-slaps-child-in-walmart/#comment-15892389<p>Kids cry, they get cranky and as a mother of 5 myself...I would have done the same thing this mother did. Go about my merry way to shop, trying to console my child, but somethings just can't be helped. If I needed something at the store, any store, and with the chances that one of my 5 kids were upset and crying, I'd still do what I had to do; otherwise I'd never be able to get to the store. If a person, male or female, took it upon themselves to discipline any of my children...you bet I'd be pressing charges! Go Wal-Mart mom!!! People who don't want to "deal" with cranky kids should alter their schedules to shop to a time of day when the kids should be in bed. Go shopping after 8 pm. Most parents I know have already done their daily routine by then. </p>laurelpieThu, 03 Sep 2009 13:58:49 -0000