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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 22282" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>After he's calmed down, you talk with-him about this, right? What does difficult child say? Does he remember it? Make any promises?</p><p>My difficult child is getting much better... I'd like to take credit but I think a lot of it is maturity on his part. And he's learning to like being with-his friends and that's often more important than if they win. Does your difficult child have friends on the team that might make it more enjoyable?</p><p>Wish I could offer help... maybe start him on some tiny things like board games, win one, lose one, back and forth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 22282, member: 3419"] After he's calmed down, you talk with-him about this, right? What does difficult child say? Does he remember it? Make any promises? My difficult child is getting much better... I'd like to take credit but I think a lot of it is maturity on his part. And he's learning to like being with-his friends and that's often more important than if they win. Does your difficult child have friends on the team that might make it more enjoyable? Wish I could offer help... maybe start him on some tiny things like board games, win one, lose one, back and forth. [/QUOTE]
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