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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 400067" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>Cory was a non-liar for his first several years then he started lying about 4th grade. I am not sure why the sudden change but it happened. He would do something bad and fess right up. Then he started lying about it but we knew it anyways. We had a legion of spies in the neighborhood that told on him before we ever got home so we always knew what he had done before we ever got there. He seldom got one over on us. That really ticked him off...lol. </p><p></p><p>As Star has always pointed out, with a liar, you have to treat them as if every word they utter is a lie. Your sleepy...ok bedtime and I am following you to bed, watching you brush your teeth, wash your face, put on pj's, get into bed, shut off the light...etc. You stand outside the door while he goes potty. Not too long in there. Showers last just long enough or water gets turned off. He is followed everywhere. You check every word he utters. Teacher says something, you call and verify. It will get old quick. But make it get very old. Dont give up too fast. Idea is to make him miserable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 400067, member: 1514"] Cory was a non-liar for his first several years then he started lying about 4th grade. I am not sure why the sudden change but it happened. He would do something bad and fess right up. Then he started lying about it but we knew it anyways. We had a legion of spies in the neighborhood that told on him before we ever got home so we always knew what he had done before we ever got there. He seldom got one over on us. That really ticked him off...lol. As Star has always pointed out, with a liar, you have to treat them as if every word they utter is a lie. Your sleepy...ok bedtime and I am following you to bed, watching you brush your teeth, wash your face, put on pj's, get into bed, shut off the light...etc. You stand outside the door while he goes potty. Not too long in there. Showers last just long enough or water gets turned off. He is followed everywhere. You check every word he utters. Teacher says something, you call and verify. It will get old quick. But make it get very old. Dont give up too fast. Idea is to make him miserable. [/QUOTE]
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