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First of all, I'd walk away with kids firmly in tow, and proceed to nearest phone where I'd call the police, warning them of a possible kidnapper in the park.
I'd tell him/her to bug off. If that didn't work, would proceed as per Omni.
I too would take the kids away. It wouldn't be a matter of trying to keep the kids from having sugar; a bit of sugar in the diet can be perfectly healthy. Instead, it would be because I would have no way of knowing what else is in the lolly pop. It's not that I would suspect them of trying to poison the kids initially, although I wouldn't have enough faith in the stranger to let the kids accept it. When the stranger continues to push the lolly pop on the kids, that's when I would get really suspicious.
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If it was a complete stranger, I'd grab the kids' hands tightly and walk away, probably to the nearest crowded area. If it was a friend, I'ld expect them to understand and honor my wishes.
"I know you mean well here, Aunt Minnie, but our family is trying very hard to stay away from high sugar treats. We are very serious about this. And if you persist in ignoring our wishes and continue tempting the children we'll have no choice but to leave your company immediately. I hope you understand."
I'd say that I'll take the treats instead and then walk away with my kiddies in tow and promptly throw them away. (the treats, not the kids :))
Tell the stranger to get lost and to stop harrassing my children.
dowe ever let the kids have lollipops? i'd hate to deprive them of this joy of life...i'd politely say no, tell the kids never to take anything from stangers, then go to the candy store, but that's just me.
Hey, man...can I have one of those lollipops? The voices in my head told me to tear your throat out if you're not willing to share with them...I know what kind of lollipops those are...they're the green ones that always make everything start to disintegrate and rip holes in the canvas and you can see the light shine through the holes and it always makes me lose control of my sense of smell...(start singing Wagner loudly...)
Am i the only one who was really scared by this? "
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Maybe the stranger (or the friend) is a little deaf. I would say loudly "THANKS, BUT THEY'RE *ALLERGIC* TO IT!" and if that had no effect, go away, since obviously the kids aren't comfortable there. (Life is possible without lollipops, & my kids really are allergic to all corn products -- if a friend proves to me that an offered lollipop is totally corn-free, I might take some for dessert later, after recovering from the shock)
They put corn in lollipops? Oh wait, I bet they do put corn syrup. Is that what you meant, Grace?
lollipop Remove the children from the strangers presence
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