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difficult child's anxiety's growing, any ideas?
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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 229263" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>Wish I had "the answer" for you. From past experience, however, I would not introduce video games before school. It always caused problems in my family. </p><p> </p><p>It "might" be helpful to leave her a note or a card in her room for after school. Nothing special but a way to show that you have been thinking of her and she can feel "your presence". Maybe, for example, "Hi, Angel. It won't be long before I get home and we can share about our day. Sure hope you have lots of nice things to tell me as we get ready for dinner. I am looking forward to telling you about my exciting day too. Love, Mommy"</p><p> </p><p>Having something to look forward to "may" make it easier to transition into the house from school. Having something to touch "may" make her feel connected. Having the reassurance that you are eager to hear about her day AND share about your day (Lordy, lol, I hope something fun happens to you.) "may" add a new togetherness dimention.</p><p> </p><p>Fingers crossed. Good thoughts coming your way. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 229263, member: 35"] Wish I had "the answer" for you. From past experience, however, I would not introduce video games before school. It always caused problems in my family. It "might" be helpful to leave her a note or a card in her room for after school. Nothing special but a way to show that you have been thinking of her and she can feel "your presence". Maybe, for example, "Hi, Angel. It won't be long before I get home and we can share about our day. Sure hope you have lots of nice things to tell me as we get ready for dinner. I am looking forward to telling you about my exciting day too. Love, Mommy" Having something to look forward to "may" make it easier to transition into the house from school. Having something to touch "may" make her feel connected. Having the reassurance that you are eager to hear about her day AND share about your day (Lordy, lol, I hope something fun happens to you.) "may" add a new togetherness dimention. Fingers crossed. Good thoughts coming your way. DDD [/QUOTE]
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