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Mom’s Epic Revenge On Entitled Cousin Involves Mud and ‘Instant Diabetes’

by Charles Butler
November 14, 2025
in Social Issues

We’ve all had a family member who pushes the boundaries, but one woman’s cousin, hilariously nicknamed “Poo-Covered Lou,” took it to a whole new level. She concocted a fake family emergency just to trick the Original Poster (OP) into a full day of free babysitting.

When the lie unraveled, the OP didn’t get mad. She got even. Her revenge was a masterclass in pettiness, involving a trip to a muddy park, a collection of “treasures,” and the most diabolical of all weapons: sticky, gooey, jam-filled sweet buns. The result? A perfectly executed plan that left the lying cousin furious, and the internet cheering.

Get ready to laugh, because this revenge is deliciously sweet:

Mom's Epic Revenge On Entitled Cousin Involves Mud and 'Instant Diabetes'
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Lie to get us to watch your kids? I can play dirty, and so can your children! (Also features weaponised baked goods.)?

The backstory is that I have an annoying cousin Louise (aka Poo-Covered Lou), who is heavily into competitive child-raising, and off-roading her 4WD in my front garden.

She’s no longer allowed on our property. I was still getting dressed when I heard a car and some voices. My cat sprinted off the bed and hid in the...

before my cousin’s Wonder kids (8M and 6F) burst in. My fiancé was just behind them, looking a bit panicked. Apparently Louise had to take Auntie Dot to the hospital,

and urgently needed someone to look after the kids. Martin, being the compassionate soul that he is, agreed. Just after lunch, Martin tried ringing Lou to get a progress report.

No answer. But he thought he’d try ringing Lou’s husband Mike. Turned out Mike had no idea the kids were with us, they were supposed to be with his Mum.

The hospital visit was an outpatient clinic for Louise, not an urgent trip for Auntie Dot as implied. Auntie Dot was there for moral support. I was fuming. Poo-Covered Lou...

and taken advantage and managed to worm her way back in. So I decided to play dirty. Literally. I took the Wonder kids for a walk to the park. It...

and the kids ran around, fell over, climbed on all the play equipment, jumped in all the muddy puddles, and found a heap of “treasures” and put them in their...

We did wash faces and hands afterwards, and cleaned shoes as best we could, but Lou hadn’t provided a change of clothing. By the time she arrived,

the Wonder Kids were tired, happy, hungry and absolutely filthy and keen to show off their “treasures”. Louise, on the other hand, was not happy, and made the Wonder Kids

leave their “treasures” on the nature strip, dirtying their hands again. Then, when the kids were strapped into their car seats, it was time to enact the final part of...

Martin produced the “shopping” I’d asked him to get, and gave them a paper bag each. Inside each bag was a sweet bun, known in our house as “instant diabetes”.

They are filled with strawberry jam, iced with gooey pink icing, and liberally dusted with desiccated coconut. According to my Dad, by the time they reached home

the Wonder Kids were covered in jam and icing as well as dirt and they didn’t want dinner. The back seat of Lou’s car was also covered in dirty, sticky...

Apparently Lou’s not happy, and even though she’s vacuumed, she’s still finding little shreds of coconut in the back seat. And oh dearie me, so sad, we’re never allowed to...

You can just smell the sticky sweetness of this revenge, can’t you? It’s a special kind of genius. This wasn’t just a simple prank. It was a multi-layered attack on everything a “competitive” parent holds dear: cleanliness, control over their children’s diet, and the pristine interior of their car.

What makes this story so fantastic is that the revenge wasn’t aimed at the kids. In fact, they had a wonderful day. They got to play in the mud, eat delicious treats, and just be kids. The real target was their manipulative mother, who learned a valuable lesson: if you lie to get what you want, you might just get a little more than you bargained for.

The Art of Malicious Compliance

At its core, this is a tale about boundaries and the consequences of crossing them. “Poo-Covered Lou” used a tactic common among manipulative people: creating a fake crisis to steamroll over any potential objections. She couldn’t handle the possibility of being told “no,” so she removed the option.

This kind of behavior puts a huge strain on family relationships. In fact, a YouGov survey revealed that childcare and differing parenting styles are major sources of arguments among family members. Louise’s lie took advantage of the OP’s goodwill, forcing her into a situation she would have otherwise declined.

When direct confrontation doesn’t work, sometimes creative, petty revenge is the only language some people understand. As psychologist and author Dr. Karyl McBride notes, dealing with entitled or manipulative family members often requires setting firm and consistent boundaries.

The OP’s response was a brilliant boundary. It sent a clear message: “If you treat my time and my home with disrespect, I will respond in kind.” And the best part? She did it all with a smile, a muddy puddle, and a jam-filled bun.

Check out what the Reddit community had to say.

The verdict was a resounding round of applause for the OP’s glorious, sticky pettiness.

Cfwydirk - HokeyPokeyGuestList says “do you like to play games? I do to! ” Bravo!

Linswad - “We’re never allowed to look after her kids ever again” Congratulations! Desired effect achieved!

Ok-Many4262 - PCL should have absolutely known that you would exact a sweet sweet revenge, it’s like she’s ignored all the other times. Not so clever is PCLou

PoppyStaff - This deserves all the awards. Not only did you give her kids a memorable day, you gave her a lot of cleaning up.

TracyMinOB - Lol! I love your pettiness!

Unsurprisingly, the phrase “weaponized baked goods” became an instant star of the show.

LauraLand27 - I haven’t even read your post yet, but “Weaponized baked goods“ has me reeling. I laughed so hard I had to run to the ladies room!

terkistan - More wholesome than what I feared when reading "weaponised baked goods" - I immediately thought of laxatives.

Kreyzee_B - Oh, that's just evol. Instead of giving them sugar that last hour with you (ahem. .. my grandparents) and sending them home hyped up. You gave them sweets...

sparkyjay23 - Inside each bag was a sweet bun, known in our house as “instant diabetes”... Off to the local bekery I go.

Many readers couldn’t help but offer their own hilarious takes and suggestions.

Malibucat48 - I’ve seen store signs that say “If you don’t supervise your kids, we’ll give them an espresso and a puppy.”

Spinnerofyarn - This reminds me of a sign I've seen in shops. "Unattended children will be given espresso and a kitten."

HMS_Slartibartfast - Sounds like you need to stop by to be the kids "Favorite Auntie" while Lou is away. Wouldn't it be just LOVELY for them to have treats random...

ChocolateFruitloop - I love how you took revenge on Lou but not the kids. It wasn't their fault and they got a fantastic day that they'll keep on about for...

And finally, the OP’s writing style earned her a legion of new fans.

CandylandCanada - Aw, it's been too long since we've had an update about PCL. She hasn't changed a bit. Now we just need Martin to get with the program.

[Reddit User] - I did a little, “light profile stalking,” and I am dying at your posts. Please write a book if you are not already a writer or a...

How to Handle a “Poo-Covered Lou” in Your Life

So, what do you do when a family member tries to manipulate you with lies? While weaponized baked goods are a tempting option, the first step is usually a direct conversation.

A calm, firm “no” is a powerful tool. You don’t need to justify your reasons. A simple, “I’m sorry, that doesn’t work for me,” is often enough. If the person continues to push or resorts to lies, as Lou did, then it’s time to create distance and consequences.

The OP’s consequence was a sticky car and a ban on future babysitting. Your consequence might be not answering their calls for a while, or refusing to engage when they try to create drama. The key is to show them that their manipulative behavior will no longer get them what they want.

The Sweet Taste of Victory

In the end, this wasn’t just a story about revenge. It was a story about winning. The OP achieved her ultimate goal: to never be manipulated into babysitting again. And she did it in the most entertaining way possible, giving her cousin’s kids a day to remember, and giving her cousin a cleaning job she’ll never forget.

So, what do you think? Was this revenge perfectly petty, or did it go too far? Let us know about the “Poo-Covered Lou” in your life!

Charles Butler

Charles Butler

Hey there, fellow spotlight seekers! As the PIC of our social issues beat—and a guy who's dived headfirst into journalism and media studies—I'm obsessed with unpacking how we chase thrills, swap stories, and tangle with the big, messy debates of inequality, justice, and resilience, whether on screens or over drinks in a dive bar. Life's an endless, twisty reel, so I love spotlighting its rawest edges in words. Growing up on early internet forums and endless news scrolls, I'm forever blending my inner fact-hoarder with the restless wanderer itching to uncover every hidden corner of the world.

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