If its working for her then so be it. As long as she is not trying to force others to raise their kids that way then more power to her

Every parent should parent as they see fit.
I don’t really agree with the way she’s bringing up her child but each to their own.
I hope she doesn’t ask her little one to change his nappy when he’s busy playing with his toys because he probably won’t want to stop what he’s doing.

So this mum asks permission to change her son ‘s bum ? This had me laughing; you don’t change a bum, you change the nappy on the bum !
But really ? What if the son refuses to have his nappy changed several times in a row and his skin starts to get irritated and sore ?

Each to their own, if that’s the way wishes to bring up her child then do it.

My only question is if he goes to someone’s house and that child is playing with their toys, does she expect them to share their things? I just hope he doesn’t grow up believing he doesn’t have to share but everyone else does. As for her other rules, I have no problem with them.

Everymother has a right to bring her child up they way she wants. Who are we to judge her. Maybe not sharing a toy is just being overly hygenic. If the child does not want to hug someone maybe he does not feel comfortable with that person. We all have different ways to bring up our children. Each to his/her own

I have enough issues with restrciting my 15 month old eating things he reacts to, so I kind of get the no sugar thing if thats what you want to do and limiting screen time, but I think no sharing will be tough in the long run.

If she has the energy to do this, why not? Though asking consent to change a dirty nappy does seem superfluous. He is not the boss.
He does have a right not to touch relatives. And she doesn’t need to leave him with anyone that dusagrees with her. Her baby, her rules.

There is a lot there that will cause issues- not learning to share? Wait until he has siblings! Asking his permission to do things? That’s just dumb and could become neglectful- what if he decides he doesn’t want his bum changed for an extended period? The only good thing here is the no TV thing. I didn’t allow my kids to watch TV until they were older and even now they’re 7 and 10, screen time is still limited.

It is a parents responsibility to instil correct values. The no sugar thing is fine. Munching on vegies is far better.

Interesting how her rules will go if she has other children or when her child is older.

I am just in the middle with that situation

Personally… I think some of this is just ridiculous! But each to their own. Good luck!

I would be interested to see an hear how the rules played out down the track, say in another 2 years time, especially if he has a sibling in his house. Mum might find her rules were a little ‘over the top’ if another child is born.

Each to their own.. but to be honest not sharing with cousins is quite too much

Consent to change a baby’s nappy has never made sense to me. If they continually say no, they end up with nappy rash. I think it’s fair about not sharing tho. What if it’s a favourite toy and the other kids break it? Limiting sugar in children’s lived is always a good thing in my opinion

I think shes doing what she thinks is best for her child. Everyone is different

She is doing the best job as a parent that she can. We all do things differently,

Her kid, her rules. Everyone else needs to get over it and just focus on their own children.

Gee, it might just be too hard to remember all the rules. I’m sorry if her son misses out because of it.