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No, we cannot use 上面 (shàngmiàn) to mean "being arrogant and ungrateful, especially a child". 上面 (shàngmiàn) means "on top" or "above" and does not have the connotation of being arrogant and ungrateful.
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1. 以上 (yǐshàng): "above, previously mentioned"
2. 之上 (zhīshàng): "above, on top of"
3. 上方 (shàngfāng): "above, upper part"
4. 上端 (shàngduān): "upper end, top"
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You can use 上面 (shàngmian) to refer to something that is located above or on the upper side of something else. For example, you can say "我的书桌上面有一只猫 (wǒ de shūzhuō shàngmiàn yǒu yī zhī māo) - There is a cat on top of my desk."
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上面 (shàngmian) is used to refer to something that is located above or higher than something else. For example, if you are talking about a table, you could say 上面 (shàngmian) to refer to the top surface of the table. It can also be used to refer to something that is located higher than something else in a physical or metaphorical sense. For example, you could say 上面 (shàngmian) to refer to a higher level of authority or a higher position in a hierarchy.
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