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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 160763" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>It sounds like maybe she KNOWS that she doesn't know how to interract with difficult child and difficult child probably can tell that she is not at ease with him, which means he doesn't feel comfortable around her. That is just my take on it. Is there anything all of you could do together where everyone would have a good time but there would be enough "activity" so that they wouldn't really need to interract one-on-one? I'm thinking that if everyone was relaxed and having a good time, maybe a natural occurrence would come around and they could share a laugh or something- I think they need an ice-breaker- low pressure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 160763, member: 3699"] It sounds like maybe she KNOWS that she doesn't know how to interract with difficult child and difficult child probably can tell that she is not at ease with him, which means he doesn't feel comfortable around her. That is just my take on it. Is there anything all of you could do together where everyone would have a good time but there would be enough "activity" so that they wouldn't really need to interract one-on-one? I'm thinking that if everyone was relaxed and having a good time, maybe a natural occurrence would come around and they could share a laugh or something- I think they need an ice-breaker- low pressure. [/QUOTE]
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