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  1. OP asks:
  2. OP's nephew had a spoon and started hitting her cat on the head.
  3. OP's reaction led to her argument with her mom and sister.
  4. Let's head into the comment section and find out what other Redditors have to say regarding the OP's story.
  5. He needs to know that he can't treat animals like that!
  6. What do children learn from letting them do what they want?
  7. OP should be more careful next time.

Redditor Sparks A Family Dispute After Pushing Her Nephew Away From Her Cat

Teaching kids how to take care of animals is an important lesson that helps them learn about empathy, responsibility, and treating all living things with respect. It's essential to highlight that animals, just like people, can feel pain and have feelings, so hurting or mistreating them in any way is not okay.

Recently, a Redditor shared a story about her 3-year-old nephew and her cat. During one visit, the little boy started hitting OP's old blind cat on the head with a spoon. OP, who cares deeply for the cat, instinctively got up and gently moved the nephew away from the cat. This caused the young boy to start crying and led to an argument between OP, her mom, and her sister. OP was frustrated and criticized them for not setting clear limits for the boy's behavior and spoiling him. Keep scrolling to read the whole story in full.

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OP asks:

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OP's nephew had a spoon and started hitting her cat on the head.

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OP's reaction led to her argument with her mom and sister.

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Let's head into the comment section and find out what other Redditors have to say regarding the OP's story.

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He needs to know that he can't treat animals like that!

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What do children learn from letting them do what they want?

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OP should be more careful next time.

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Apparently, everyone believed that OP did the best thing she could have done to protect her cat. So, what's your take on this situation? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comment section.

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