11 yo has always taken the (heated) front seat on school runs. I told 8 yo it belonged to whoever got there first. So this morning he did. 11 yo angrily got in the back. Huge smile on 8 yo's face when he realized he wouldn't be ejected. "Turn it all the way up," he said.
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I instituted standard "shotgun" rules very early on. It really helped to minimize conflict!
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The 8 year old has learned the lean method
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"shotgun"
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Is this a lesson about merit or distributive justice?
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My grandfather grew up the youngest of 5 (4 brothers, 1 sister) in a railroad apartment in lower Manhattan. He learned early, “first up, best dressed.”
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Ha! We had 6 kids, 5 girls, one boy, in a Brooklyn railroad apartment and my mom used to say the same. One car, one phone, one TV and one bathroom, and I’m a genXer
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First come first in ;) Next time they'll stack over flow it
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Ah! My parenting has been reduced to balancing the elder one's sense of entitlement and the younger one's eternal pursuit of share of privileges.
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Is it that cold?
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