Feed them a new food without Mum/Dad there. Probably very tempting, but it's not OK unless the parent has agreed. Why you would do this without asking first, I don't know, but having their hair cut should always be a parent's choice. Unless asked to by a parent, this is something you should avoid doing off your own back. Sometimes rational thinking isn't a skill mum's possess, so do the following at your peril! 1. Especially a chronically-sleep-deprived mum, suffering through the morning at soft play and trying to keep their 'precious one' away from the 'big bit' and sharp objects. When you aren't a mum or dad you would probably think some of these things are obvious and, yes, they would be annoying, but hell hath no fury like a mother scorned. When I became a parent, I had no idea that simple things like the ones below would make me so upset, but the protective streak from being a mum made these small indiscretions seem like a massive crime. No, I'm not talking about the apparent global shortage on Prosecco (although that is pretty enraging), I'm talking about the little day-to-day things that other people do to your child the things that seem inconspicuous and innocent but actually have a lot of 'oh no she didn't' about them. When you're a mum or dad, things that would have seemed irrelevant, enrage you.

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