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<blockquote data-quote="Auntie" data-source="post: 265524" data-attributes="member: 375"><p>About the smiling when he gets in trouble? My son used to do that. Then, after the punishment, he would do something really STINKING! Just because he was mad at me! I think he was getting a charge out of being mad!</p><p></p><p>I learned that if I put him in time out (and stayed with him to prevent him from leaving) he would not get even after the punishment was done with. And he did not smile: he was sad instead of mad. I always started counting immediately: I never waited until he was quiet because that boy was NEVER able to do nothing! So he would never be quiet: that part was not possible!</p><p></p><p>Just so you know? This is NOT! your fault and you did not cause this. If somebody says you did, snicker quietly to yourself. They just don't know any better!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Auntie, post: 265524, member: 375"] About the smiling when he gets in trouble? My son used to do that. Then, after the punishment, he would do something really STINKING! Just because he was mad at me! I think he was getting a charge out of being mad! I learned that if I put him in time out (and stayed with him to prevent him from leaving) he would not get even after the punishment was done with. And he did not smile: he was sad instead of mad. I always started counting immediately: I never waited until he was quiet because that boy was NEVER able to do nothing! So he would never be quiet: that part was not possible! Just so you know? This is NOT! your fault and you did not cause this. If somebody says you did, snicker quietly to yourself. They just don't know any better! [/QUOTE]
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