Favoritism is not something you want to get accused of as a parent. If you have more than one kid, you should do your best to love them and support them equally, since they're all your kids. And it's just a good example to set for them. But it's also incredibly common that parenting styles change from kid to kid. When you're on your first kid, everything is new and untested, and you have basically no idea what you're doing. By the time the second kid rolls around you're more of an expert, you've further honed your approach. And if you have a third kid, you might be ready to try something new.
It's common for parents but can lead to some disagreements about how equally each child is being treated. But in the case of this family, an outside interloper had a lot of opinions on their parenting choices. Read on for the story.
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