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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 170103" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Oh, about your mom and other family: they don't live with her, you and husband do. And moms seem to see that things are wrong earlier than dads do. It took about 2-3 years before my husband agreed my son had problems. Others here ahve said that their dhs are slower to pick up on the fact that there were problems, or tended to downplay them. NOT slamming dads, some picked up on problems earlier, but I do think mom's instincts about soemthing being wrong are right most of the time.</p><p> </p><p>let mom's criticism roll off your back as long as you are comfortable iwth your parenting. I don't know much about SOS for Parenting. The Explosive Child is EXCELLENT, and tehre is a post about using it with young children at the top of this forum's index. MOST of us ahve used this book and gotten a lot of help from it.</p><p> </p><p>I also recommend the Love and Logic books. For overall parenting, parenting with love and logic is an excellent book. For young kids, Love and Logic Magic for Early Childhood is great. You can learn more about L&L at <a href="http://www.loveandlogic.com" target="_blank">www.loveandlogic.com</a> . PArt of the reason I like this is that the original authors used it and refined it while raising their kids. One of the authors has a son who teaches love and logic adn writes some of the books. They even offer audiobooks so you can learn techniques while commuting to work or exercising or whatever. I went to one of the 1 day seminars, aimed more at teachers, but still very useful. (ANd being a tightwad, it took a program I really had seen a big benefit from to get me to spend the $$$ for the seminar, LOL!) The website has an audio download that is interesting.</p><p> </p><p>I think it took a lot of courage to admit the suicidal thoughts, esp to a board of parents you don't know. I think you are becoming a true Warrior Mom!</p><p> </p><p>Susie</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 170103, member: 1233"] Oh, about your mom and other family: they don't live with her, you and husband do. And moms seem to see that things are wrong earlier than dads do. It took about 2-3 years before my husband agreed my son had problems. Others here ahve said that their dhs are slower to pick up on the fact that there were problems, or tended to downplay them. NOT slamming dads, some picked up on problems earlier, but I do think mom's instincts about soemthing being wrong are right most of the time. let mom's criticism roll off your back as long as you are comfortable iwth your parenting. I don't know much about SOS for Parenting. The Explosive Child is EXCELLENT, and tehre is a post about using it with young children at the top of this forum's index. MOST of us ahve used this book and gotten a lot of help from it. I also recommend the Love and Logic books. For overall parenting, parenting with love and logic is an excellent book. For young kids, Love and Logic Magic for Early Childhood is great. You can learn more about L&L at [URL="http://www.loveandlogic.com"]www.loveandlogic.com[/URL] . PArt of the reason I like this is that the original authors used it and refined it while raising their kids. One of the authors has a son who teaches love and logic adn writes some of the books. They even offer audiobooks so you can learn techniques while commuting to work or exercising or whatever. I went to one of the 1 day seminars, aimed more at teachers, but still very useful. (ANd being a tightwad, it took a program I really had seen a big benefit from to get me to spend the $$$ for the seminar, LOL!) The website has an audio download that is interesting. I think it took a lot of courage to admit the suicidal thoughts, esp to a board of parents you don't know. I think you are becoming a true Warrior Mom! Susie [/QUOTE]
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