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<blockquote data-quote="Andy" data-source="post: 267485" data-attributes="member: 5096"><p>Ugh! My Diva also makes things much much worse than they are. She thinks she gets to set the rules and difficult child should do whatever she decides. If something is bothering her, she will not tolerate it. She has to learn that he is not her problem to solve. He is her brother to tolerate and help.</p><p> </p><p>The other day, difficult child was singing in the van - she told him to stop. I told her that he can sing if he wants (he does have a very good voice so it is only annoying to her as his sister), to leave him alone.</p><p> </p><p>I am sure your easy child just escalated the problem every step of the way, just like mine does. </p><p> </p><p>I am sorry husband was hurt in this one. Maybe you can have a chance to talk to both kids and tell them they need to apologize for their behavior when dad was doing something nice for them and thank him for the ice cream stop. It was so rude of easy child to hold it together until she got the ice cream. She should know better - but then again, my 18 yr old would behave the same way so I don't have an answer, just to let you know I am in that same boat.</p><p> </p><p>Sorry!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy, post: 267485, member: 5096"] Ugh! My Diva also makes things much much worse than they are. She thinks she gets to set the rules and difficult child should do whatever she decides. If something is bothering her, she will not tolerate it. She has to learn that he is not her problem to solve. He is her brother to tolerate and help. The other day, difficult child was singing in the van - she told him to stop. I told her that he can sing if he wants (he does have a very good voice so it is only annoying to her as his sister), to leave him alone. I am sure your easy child just escalated the problem every step of the way, just like mine does. I am sorry husband was hurt in this one. Maybe you can have a chance to talk to both kids and tell them they need to apologize for their behavior when dad was doing something nice for them and thank him for the ice cream stop. It was so rude of easy child to hold it together until she got the ice cream. She should know better - but then again, my 18 yr old would behave the same way so I don't have an answer, just to let you know I am in that same boat. Sorry! [/QUOTE]
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