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is this teen behavior when they have a difficult child sib, or more?
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<blockquote data-quote="crazymama30" data-source="post: 546169" data-attributes="member: 3184"><p>SuziR, thank you for your honesty. That is what I wanted and I appreciate it. I know that I don't have the ability to be objective in this situation, because quite frankly? I can find easy child's behavior harder to take than difficult child's. At least I know what to expect with him, as for her? You just never know. I think part of the problem (and easy child has said this too) is that difficult child looks "normal". He just acts anything but. He does not act his age at all, which is not a shock to me and I expect it, but she seems to expect it and get upset when he is so immature. I have tried telling her to picture him as 10, or even 8, but she just cannot seem to wrap her head around it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crazymama30, post: 546169, member: 3184"] SuziR, thank you for your honesty. That is what I wanted and I appreciate it. I know that I don't have the ability to be objective in this situation, because quite frankly? I can find easy child's behavior harder to take than difficult child's. At least I know what to expect with him, as for her? You just never know. I think part of the problem (and easy child has said this too) is that difficult child looks "normal". He just acts anything but. He does not act his age at all, which is not a shock to me and I expect it, but she seems to expect it and get upset when he is so immature. I have tried telling her to picture him as 10, or even 8, but she just cannot seem to wrap her head around it. [/QUOTE]
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