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Do you apologize for your difficult child's behavior?
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<blockquote data-quote="firstangel" data-source="post: 334750" data-attributes="member: 8753"><p>I do apologize for D.'s behaviour, even though I really hate to do it. When we go to the park he usually gets into verbal fights with other kids, and I have to step in. It really gets on my nerves when I apologize to the parents and they say "Don't worry all kids are the same" (which they AREN'T by the way) and then, as soon as I turn my back, they give each other the eye as if I wouldn't notice.</p><p>One thing D. can't stand is when people he doesn't know talk to him, even if he's in a good mood: someone asks him something (how are you, what's your name etc..) and he has a fit. And we get a lot of that here in Italy, people like to engage kids they don't know in conversations, god know why...</p><p>The cards sounds like a good idea, might give it a try!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="firstangel, post: 334750, member: 8753"] I do apologize for D.'s behaviour, even though I really hate to do it. When we go to the park he usually gets into verbal fights with other kids, and I have to step in. It really gets on my nerves when I apologize to the parents and they say "Don't worry all kids are the same" (which they AREN'T by the way) and then, as soon as I turn my back, they give each other the eye as if I wouldn't notice. One thing D. can't stand is when people he doesn't know talk to him, even if he's in a good mood: someone asks him something (how are you, what's your name etc..) and he has a fit. And we get a lot of that here in Italy, people like to engage kids they don't know in conversations, god know why... The cards sounds like a good idea, might give it a try! [/QUOTE]
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