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<blockquote data-quote="aeroeng" data-source="post: 534391" data-attributes="member: 6557"><p>We struggled with the same type of problems. difficult child was extremely jealous of "difficult child in training". It was constant non stop harassment and blaming of his younger brother. We were very concerned on how this would effect "difficult child in training's" self confidence. We would keep them apart from each other as much as possible. We would have long talks with "difficult child in training" about why difficult child's statements were just wrong, and point out the very positive things he did and build him up as much as we could. Always with out difficult child around. And yes there were consequences for difficult child's behavior, but none of them seemed to have much effect. Which we found very frustrating. Currently difficult child is much better and "difficult child in training" has developed a good self image. I believe he is intelligent enough to recognize difficult child behavior for what it is, and has learned to largely ignore it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aeroeng, post: 534391, member: 6557"] We struggled with the same type of problems. difficult child was extremely jealous of "difficult child in training". It was constant non stop harassment and blaming of his younger brother. We were very concerned on how this would effect "difficult child in training's" self confidence. We would keep them apart from each other as much as possible. We would have long talks with "difficult child in training" about why difficult child's statements were just wrong, and point out the very positive things he did and build him up as much as we could. Always with out difficult child around. And yes there were consequences for difficult child's behavior, but none of them seemed to have much effect. Which we found very frustrating. Currently difficult child is much better and "difficult child in training" has developed a good self image. I believe he is intelligent enough to recognize difficult child behavior for what it is, and has learned to largely ignore it. [/QUOTE]
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