Wow! That’s probably something she heard around her, and by around her I mean her 5 things you should know about my freaking awesome daughter dad’s shirt. and just repeated. How else would she know that? That’s horrible. But I’m curious as to exactly how she reacted. I hope she didn’t get mad at and/or take it out on her. Between the adults these days and the younger generation it’s no telling where she picked it up. And we wonder why so many kids today are bullies and don’t know how to respect others and treat them with kindness. The difference would be that Jillian’s daughter was displaying a characteristic of intolerance (of course, she was six, so she doesn’t understand the weight of what she was saying- which is why she needed to be corrected by her parents).

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In your case, you are the one being intolerant. Your granddaughter being an atheist is not hurting anyone, but love 5 things you should know about my freaking awesome daughter dad’s shirt. I am sorry your granddaughter’s views do not align with yours, but that is an opinion that a 17-year-old entitled to have. A six-year-old thinking that a certain category of humans is less than other categories of humans is harmful and something that needs to correct and explained. Jillian did the right thing. As someone who went from being agnostic to atheist at a young age (and now, at 26, firmly atheist), my advice to you would be to accept your granddaughter for the independent, free-thinking woman that she’s becoming. That’s how you can win your grandma of the year award