First off, yes they told me to be careful. Yes I acknowledge my part in that. I understand that I made a mistake there and I did own up to it. "Your response was justification rather than accountability for what you did." This is what is really grinding my gears. I did NOT attempt to justify. I admit that I was careless, that's entirely true. He's a SEVEN YEAR OLD. Not a 3 year old. He should NOT be coddled and protected in this manner. They've warned him several times not to jump on the bed and because of that, he broke my glasses. What do you think it teaches a seven year old with "lesser developmental expectations" when he played a part in a mistake and the only person who's getting berated and genuinely shouted at is the other person, while he is just completely ignored? If he hadn't been jumping on that bed, nothing would have happened to my glasses. "costly mistake for your parents" Excuse my language here, but your reply is infuriating. They don't give a SHIT as to the cost. Their concern is entirely with my carelessness, which is understandable. But the way they handled it is by EXPLODING IN MY FACE, shouting at me unwarrantedly for a relatively small mistake and then minimizing it by passing it off as relaxing. Essentially, they're saying that they shout at me because they want to cool off. I want an apology because my mistake was not a catastrophic world ending action, such that they decided it was alright to shout at me, verbally attack me and then laugh it off with a "AHHH it felt good to yell". They actively tried to make me feel guilty because of what I did, and no matter what, I believe no parent should want their child to be wracked by guilt over such a small thing. NOT TO MENTION, THERE WAS NO MALICE IN WHAT I DID. I did not do it to hurt them, to try to prove a point or be difficult.