Little girl's dress gets dirty at a painting-themed birthday party, so the mother demands the venue pay for it after not providing smocks: 'The poor sweet owner ended up offering to pay her 50%'

Why would you send your little kid to a painting-themed party with a very expensive dress? And what's even worse, why do you think you are entitled to get paid for the damages when you were the one who sent the girl dressed like that?People are weird, but parents are weirder. Being a new parent of a little kid must be really hard, and I don't doubt that at all. I may not have kids, but I'm sure it is hard to take care of them, especially when they are under 10 years old. It is a little kid who wants to know and discover everything but still knows nothing. That is definitely not an easy task to have to take care of. I will not be judging a parent for their parenting style. I'm no one to do so, and I don't think that is correct. Parents do what they can with what they have and what they know. Of course it's going to be hard, and it will involve a lot of mistakes along the way. This story is not really about parenting; it's about entitlement, and not a little kid being entitled, which is understandable and fixable. A full-grown adult entitlement that is cringy, pathetic, and concerning. You cannot make other people responsible for the mistakes you make, and that is something that som…

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