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‎02-13-2015 12:23 AM
On 2/12/2015 croemer said:Hi Cakers, I have no interest in this series. I mean a whole series about a slap?
This.
‎02-13-2015 12:42 AM
I would have spoken directly and sternly to the slapper, excused myself to the host, taken my child home, and had a calm talk with the child about adults who don't control their tempers. If my child was misbehaving, I would have taken action about that, also.
I would not expect one such incident to "scar a child for life", nor (unless the child was injured) would it be an impetus for legal action. I haven't seen the series, but I've seen the promotional TV trailers -- and it appears to me to be an unfortunate incident that is totally blown out of proportion. The amount of damage such an incident does to a child is largely dependent on how the child's parents and family handle the incident, how they explain it to the child, and whether the child knows that his family cares for him and will do their best to protect him from harm. It doesn't help if the adults in the child's life go berserk, fly off the handle, and make an international incident out of the event.
‎02-13-2015 12:48 AM
From what I have read, this is an 8 part mini-series. Each episode will tell the story from a different person's perspective but not come to any conclusions.
I've seen only one trailer and in it someone says "the brat deserved it". This was after it looked like the boy was going to take a swing at another boy with the bat, a man intervened, the kid kicked him and the man slapped him.
No, I won't be watching. I have NBC and ABC taping and I'm not sure this mini-series would hold my interest.
‎02-13-2015 12:49 AM
I watched and wondered why they invited this threesome. The child was destructive and obnoxious. The mother made little effort to keep him from damaging the host's property, the father did nothing.
The slapper should have just taken the bat and told the parents to control their child.
I have to say, the child is a good actor.
‎02-13-2015 12:51 AM
‎02-13-2015 12:53 AM
I was thinking about watching, it comes on in a few minutes but now I'm not sure.
It might be good to realize how one event can be seen very differently from different points of view and angles. Maybe we should all watch it for the sake of "viewpoints". 
‎02-13-2015 01:38 AM
On 2/12/2015 occasional rain said:I watched and wondered why they invited this threesome. The child was destructive and obnoxious. The mother made little effort to keep him from damaging the host's property, the father did nothing.
The slapper should have just taken the bat and told the parents to control their child.
I have to say, the child is a good actor.
I watched it. It's about more than the slap.
I couldn't figure out how the parents of the kid were connected to the hosts of the party. Do you know OR? Were they relatives or neighbors or friends or what? The "slapper" is a cousin.
‎02-13-2015 07:04 AM
IF someone...............anyone..............ever slapped my kid.........to borrow a movie title...........there will be blood...................................raven
‎02-13-2015 08:58 AM
‎02-13-2015 09:03 AM
Who slaps a kid -- whether it is your own or not?
Lawsuit. Simple. Easy.
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