10 Signs Your Child Is Spoiled

No child likes to clean up, but once the toddler years have passed, he should be willing to help with smaller tasks, such as cleaning up his toys and putting his shoes away.

Spoiled children often don't delineate between their peers and adults, expecting both to listen to them at all times.

A slipup here and there is normal, but when a tot purposely embarrasses his parent in public for the sake of attention, the situation moves beyond an isolated event.

Sharing is a difficult concept for lil ones to master, but once a child reaches the age of 4, she should be more willing to share toys, snacks, etc. with friends and siblings.

No child likes to hear the word "no," but he shouldn't ignore you when you speak to him.

By the age of 4, a child should be willing (and able) to play on her own for a stretch of time. Needing a parent or playmate to play with demonstrates her need for attention.

Parents should not have to bribe their lil ones with money, toys, treats, or the like in order to get them to do routine tasks.