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Even if every generation of parents is fundamentally different from the last, all parents are the same in one respect: there are certain expressions that all parents seem to use towards their (young) children. These expressions are probably often used to avoid having to say what they actually mean.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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1. maybe.<\/p>\n
Translation: I'll probably give you what you want, but then when I want it.<\/p>\n
2 Oh, look there!<\/p>\n
Translation: I want to distract you so we don't have to discuss it anymore.<\/p>\n
(Unfortunately, this only works until the child is 4)<\/p>\n
3. wait until your father\/mother comes home.<\/p>\n
Translation: I have no more strength, let the other parent take care of it.<\/p>\n
4. if you love me, ...<\/p>\n
Translation: My last resort to decide the parent-child war in my favour.<\/p>\n
5. therefore.<\/p>\n
Translation. I don't know it myself or don't feel like explaining it.<\/p>\n
6. one day you will understand why you are being punished.<\/p>\n
Translation: Because that's what my mum used to say to me...<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
7 I'm about to give you a reason to cry.<\/p>\n
Translation: I no longer have any pedagogically useful means, so I try threatening.<\/p>\n
8. quiet, I have to concentrate.<\/p>\n
Translation: Why don't you let me finish my novel?<\/p>\n
9 You're still too small for that.<\/p>\n
Translation: I have no idea how to explain this, let's save it for later.<\/p>\n
10. one more time and I will...<\/p>\n
Translation: I really hope you'll stop now, otherwise I'll have to make good on my threat so as not to lose face.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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