When your beloved kiddo is making a scene at a restaurant or store and strangers are taking notice, you can't let your child get away with it just to try to smooth things over. When you ignore your child's bad behavior, they quickly learn that not only do they not have to listen to you, but they also don't have to respect their surroundings. "If you’re sitting there checking Facebook and Twitter on your phone at a restaurant while your child is running around screaming or is walking around and bothering the other patrons and you’re expecting other people to manage your child for you so that you can have a few minutes of peace, unfortunately you’re taking this adorable, precious child, and you are letting him or her turn into a brat," Glickman added.
