What should i do to my niece that threw a giant glacier on my daughters head?
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I guess it would depend on how old the kids are. YOu need to explain to your neice that what she did was not ok, and that she needs to make better choices next time they are playing.
If it becomes a problem, let her parents know and let them deal with it.
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wow, a giant glacier, she must be really strong.
I doubt your niece COULD throw a giant glacier at anyone unless she was related to Superman.
Do you mean an icecicle?
So you live in Antartica.
If the niece's mother is there, she should handle the discipline.
If you're babysitting, she needs to go into time out and tell her why. Tell her she isn't to throw things at anyone. Then put her in a room with no TV, no distractions, and she needs to think about what she did wrong; approximately 1-2 minutes for each year she is old.
She probably will fuss and cry, but she has to stay there the entire time for the lesson to sink in.
Good luck!
tell her parents and let them discipline her.
Make sure her mom punishes her.
Wow, pretty strong. How can she throw a glacier at someone?
first of all...look up glacier in the dictionary and you will realise that it is impossible for anyone to lift them let alone throw one. In fact I will save you the trouble
gla·cier /ˈgleɪʃər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[gley-sher] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun an extended mass of ice formed from snow falling and accumulating over the years and moving very slowly, either descending from high mountains, as in valley glaciers, or moving outward from centers of accumulation, as in continental glaciers.
Depending on how old she is give her a spanking that she will never forget. Tell her mother and then call the police on her and have her arrested. They usually arrest children 5 years old and up. If her mother gets mad oh well too bad her daughter shouldn't have never throw a giant glacier on your daughters head. Now if your daughter head was damage really bad I think the next step is to sue her. it is not right for children and adults to get away with anything especially something dangerous that happened!
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