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<blockquote data-quote="Bunny" data-source="post: 595640" data-attributes="member: 15810"><p>OMG!! I get that, too! "easy child gets all of your attention and I get nothing! You love him more than your love me". Ok, dearie, let's fact check this. easy child is <strong>9 years old!</strong> When difficult child was 9, and alot less independent, he got alot of attention, too. Yes, easy child needs me to help him with his homework alot more than difficult child ever did, so in that one area he does get more attention. easy child plays alot of sports (baseball, football, and hockey) so I am always taking him to practice or a game. When difficult child was younger and played little league I took him everywhere he needed to go, too, and easy child had to get dragged along, whether he wanted to go or not. And alot of the attention that difficult child gets is negative attention because he behaves badly. If he would choose to make better choices he would get more positive attention.</p><p></p><p>These things make me crazy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bunny, post: 595640, member: 15810"] OMG!! I get that, too! "easy child gets all of your attention and I get nothing! You love him more than your love me". Ok, dearie, let's fact check this. easy child is [B]9 years old![/B] When difficult child was 9, and alot less independent, he got alot of attention, too. Yes, easy child needs me to help him with his homework alot more than difficult child ever did, so in that one area he does get more attention. easy child plays alot of sports (baseball, football, and hockey) so I am always taking him to practice or a game. When difficult child was younger and played little league I took him everywhere he needed to go, too, and easy child had to get dragged along, whether he wanted to go or not. And alot of the attention that difficult child gets is negative attention because he behaves badly. If he would choose to make better choices he would get more positive attention. These things make me crazy. [/QUOTE]
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