Instead she says "not for Cree." I was watching The Real and Tamera said that, and I just thought that was pointless. I don't really care for Tia's parenting style, but I don't have kids so I acknowledge my opinion is invalid. I really think Tia coddles Cree and this will be a detriment later on. Any thoughts?
shareYes, she is to nice to Cree. Tia needs to lay down the law on that boy.
shareIs there a really big difference between "no" and "not for Cree?" Simply saying "no" doesn't always work, and it can quickly become a toddlers favorite word.
shareI agree, saying 'Not for Cree' establishes the fact that the child can't always have whatever he wants.
shareSo what will happen when the real world tells him no? And not for Cree ?
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