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"the explosive child"
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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 37423" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>As a young parent I agreed 100% with my now Ex that kids needed</p><p>to know who was boss all the time. We looked at my sisters girl</p><p>and sadly reflected that the poor kid was doomed because she was</p><p>allowed to use a pacifier and she was THREE..lol. We also knew</p><p>exactly how a marriage stayed strong and stable. We "knew" a heck of alot!</p><p></p><p>After two easy child's we had our first difficult child and common sense told me</p><p>that everything could not be designated as an "A" issue. Ex thoroughly believed (and still does 40 years later) that "giving</p><p>in" was a sign of weak parenting.</p><p></p><p>In answer to your question? Yes, learning to sort through issues</p><p>is difficult. Yes, I also believe it is necessary. Ex still believes the belt would have solved all the problems. Not! DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 37423, member: 35"] As a young parent I agreed 100% with my now Ex that kids needed to know who was boss all the time. We looked at my sisters girl and sadly reflected that the poor kid was doomed because she was allowed to use a pacifier and she was THREE..lol. We also knew exactly how a marriage stayed strong and stable. We "knew" a heck of alot! After two easy child's we had our first difficult child and common sense told me that everything could not be designated as an "A" issue. Ex thoroughly believed (and still does 40 years later) that "giving in" was a sign of weak parenting. In answer to your question? Yes, learning to sort through issues is difficult. Yes, I also believe it is necessary. Ex still believes the belt would have solved all the problems. Not! DDD [/QUOTE]
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