lol it's not "you vs me" with the bad parents spoiling childrens and the good ones having to succumb social pressure seriously as a parent you set the standard

lol it's not "you vs me" with the bad parents spoiling childrens and the good ones having to succumb social pressure seriously as a parent you set the standards, if you're the first one to fail under social pressure the children will for sure follow the right response is to provide better activities for everyone. be the parent that brings kids to park and builds stuff with them or anything age appropriate but cool interesting fun and inclusive. or if you must pamper digital primadonna host xbox parties with sensible game selection that aren't brain drains. craft your kid inclusivity in a sane way, instead of just blaming everyone else for your children personality. it's not easy because there is no formula to apply that works every time. I managed to make that work by creating a set of rules to play pen and paper rpg using bionicles and teching mine to master for that very simplified game. made them heroes and drove their whole class off their phones at least for a day a week. young kids doesn't have to be or feel included all the time and it's actually best if each develops their own thing so they can share the spotlight.