Putting the Crazy Mom in My Daughter’s Kindergarten Class in Her Place

It was the first day of the new school year at my daughter's kindergarten. One of the mothers in her class group chat immediately started laying down the rules. “Hello, dear moms and dads! I'm Wang Qianqian's mother. She's in Class Three of the younger kindergarten group. My daughter is frail and needs a stable, comfortable environment, so I've decided to impose the following rules on the class: “First, all meals must suit my daughter's tastes. The cook will only prepare food according to my instructions. If your child doesn't like it, make them something at home. If my daughter gets sick from eating anything, you'll answer to me. “Second, the children must stay completely silent during nap time. Anyone who makes a sound will have to stand in the garden as punishment and won't be allowed to nap again. If anyone disturbs my daughter, I'll take you all on. “Third, no air conditioning or fans in the kindergarten. My daughter is delicate and mustn't catch a chill. If I catch you using either, I'll smash it. “Fourth, all the children must give my daughter gifts on holidays. She'll only grow up strong and healthy if she's in a good mood. If you don't give her anything, don't blame me for what happens next. “Everyone must strictly follow these four rules. Protests will be ignored. Reply ‘Received’ once you've read this.”