Sharing is a lesson that needs to be taught EARLY. If you raise a selfish child, don’t be surprised when they turn into a selfish adult!

But apparently that’s a lesson many parents forgot, because there’s still people walking around asking you to Venmo them for 27 cents for each pringle they let you have out of the can!

So when this babysitter’s charge stole her daughter’s marshmallows and rubbed it in her face, she decided to teach him a lesson he wouldn’t soon forget!

Check it out!

Sweet Revenge

I babysit a 7 year old boy and a 2 year old boy. I also have 2 kids of my own.

This morning as I was getting my 2 kids ready for school, the 7 year old found a half empty bag of mini marshmallows in my kitchen and stuffed his pockets full of them.

On the car ride to school he began pulling them out and eating them in front of the other kids, refusing to share with anybody else and causing a fight.

Mind you, my kid bought those marshmallows with her own money so she was extra upset about it.

But what the marshmallow thief said as he entered school was really the icing on the cake!

I get the incident settled, and everyone calmed down before we pull up to the school.

Then as he opens his door to get out he exclaims, “I can’t wait to eat more of those yummy marshmallows after school!”.

Subsequently upsetting my daughter all over again just moments before she is to start school for the day.

Considering the kid’s behavior problems in the past, OP had had enough!

This is far from the first incident with this kid, he’s routinely selfish and mean to the other kids. I’ve talked to him about it, and his parents many times in the past.

But today is the day I decided it’s time for a new approach. After leaving the school I stopped for another bag of marshmallows and hid them in the highest cabinet.

The next item on the agenda was sitting on the couch polishing off the remainder of the original bag of marshmallows with the 2 year old.

And then OP went about finishing the coveted marshmallows with the thief’s brother!

I can’t wait to pick the kids up with from school today and let him know his brother ate the rest of the marshmallows!!

But that’s only phase 1. Phase 2 starts tomorrow.

My kids pack their lunches everyday, and everyday there is going to be a small bag of marshmallows in each of their lunch boxes.

I hope he enjoys sitting in the lunch room watching them savor their marshmallows just as he did to them in the car this morning.

Now that’s how you teach a kid a lesson! I bet he’s going to think twice before rubbing what he has in someone else’s face.

Reddit loved OP’s genius revenge, and said it reminded them of a classic movie!

This user said that the kid was old enough to know what he was doing, and OP was right to get her revenge.

Finally, this user said he hoped that the kid got the message once his marshmallow privileges were revoked.

Nobody likes a thief, especially not where desert is involved!

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