Re: Not Listening/minding

March 18, 2010

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frayed

DATE: 08/26/03 12:49pm

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Re: Not Listening/minding

IN REPLY TO: Not Listening/minding
AUTHOR: Nic's mom

I am a mom of a 3/12 yr. old girl who thinks she's 30
When my husband and I have her seperatley she couldn't be more sweeter and helpful. but when my husband and I are together with her, she's like a demon possesed! not listening,throwing toys,telling us she is the Queen of the castle!
We have tried time out,taking toys. we were at our wits end. I came to the conclusion to pick my own battles. the world isn't going to end if elmo's in the middle of the kitchen floor or she doesn't want to clean her mess. there's plenty of time to teach them right and wrong. enjoy them now
we have a long road ahead with things to come..
adolescents..teens..education.. unless my kid's gonna hurt herself or hurt others let them learn and grow..

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Nic's mom

08/03/03 04:07pm

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Nettiemack

08/13/03 02:28pm

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johnathansmom

08/20/03 10:29am

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frayed

08/26/03 12:49pm

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