Australian mums are better at saying no to their children while doing their grocery shopping than mums from the US and Austria, according to a University of South Australia study.
The study showed that Australian mothers gave in to the demands of their children 26% of the time, while American mothers gave in 97% of the time, and Austrian mothers gave in 52% of the time.
The study found that Australian children ask for something in the supermarket approximately once every three minutes.
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