Parents have a disagreement with their child every other day, according to new research.
A survey of 1,000 moms and 1,000 dads of kids ages 0-4 found that the average parent compromises with their child about four times per week.
Two-thirds of respondents’ children have thrown a temper tantrum in the last month, with the average child throwing a little over four per week. But the parenting doesn’t stop with cleaning up emotional mayhem, as the average parent cleans up at least one mess their child made per day. While half of respondents believe their home is cleaner than other parents, another 50% agree that they are embarrassed by how messy it is.
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