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How do you handle lying?
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<blockquote data-quote="trinityroyal" data-source="post: 349368" data-attributes="member: 3907"><p>Oh yeah. Also natural consequences. If difficult child 1 tells a lie, he has to deal with the consequences of it.</p><p></p><p>Here's an example:</p><p>difficult child 1 told us last Saturday that his friend A offered him a day's paid work installing drywall. And that the friend was going to pick him up from his Nana's house to take him to the job site. Uncle R had been planning to take difficult child 1 out for a day-long ramble in the woods, which is one of difficult child 1's favourite things. However, because difficult child 1 had a job, the day-trip was cancelled. Turns out that difficult child 1 made up the story about the job. So, he missed out on a day-trip with his favourite uncle because he told a silly lie. His fault and he has to deal with it. No one is giving him any sympathy, because he did it to himself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trinityroyal, post: 349368, member: 3907"] Oh yeah. Also natural consequences. If difficult child 1 tells a lie, he has to deal with the consequences of it. Here's an example: difficult child 1 told us last Saturday that his friend A offered him a day's paid work installing drywall. And that the friend was going to pick him up from his Nana's house to take him to the job site. Uncle R had been planning to take difficult child 1 out for a day-long ramble in the woods, which is one of difficult child 1's favourite things. However, because difficult child 1 had a job, the day-trip was cancelled. Turns out that difficult child 1 made up the story about the job. So, he missed out on a day-trip with his favourite uncle because he told a silly lie. His fault and he has to deal with it. No one is giving him any sympathy, because he did it to himself. [/QUOTE]
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