Mum who sparked fury saying relatives need toddler's consent to hug reveals thing she can't stand

A mother-of-two who sparked debate after saying even close relatives need to get her toddler's permission before hugging or kissing the child has revealed why she can't stand people 'parentifying' her daughter. A mother-of-two who sparked debate after saying even close relatives need to get her toddler's permission before hugging or kissing the child has revealed why she can't stand people 'parentifying' her daughter Brittany said she 'didn't bring my kids into this world to take care of me or to take care of each other' and people need to 'let kids be kids' The Melbourne mum said it happens 'so much' now that she has two kids that friends, relatives and pure strangers come up to her daughter and say 'are you helping mummy with the baby because being a mummy is a really hard job?' 'The amount of times I have to be like "no darling, it's not your responsibility to take care of me or your baby sister because I'm the adult and I'm the mummy and it's my responsibility to take care of you and your baby sister",' Brittany said. Previously, Brittany sparked furious debate after saying even close relatives need to get her toddler's permission before hugging or kissing the child Previously, Brittany sparked furious debate after saying even close relatives need to get her toddler's permission before hugging or kissing the child.