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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 490588" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>I totally agree with Susie. This is the time to step up to the plate and reenforce your daughter's instincts. I've been trying to think what the motivations might be. Like klmno it is doubtful that it is sexual. It could be that your daughter really reminds her of her youth for some reason. It could be that she is regretting that she did not have her own family. It could be that she has a MH problem. Whatever the trigger is for her attention it must stop.</p><p></p><p>Obviously I have never had this type of experience but I "think" prior to the meeting you need to figure out exactly what you want the P to do. I don't know the history so I can't suggest ideas but a complaint without specific action goals may just make the situation a little more awkward for your difficult child. I don't know if your difficult child has friends (many of ours don't) but if so I would suggest that she use the "buddy" system at school so she can't be alone and feeling vulnerable. Good luck to you! DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 490588, member: 35"] I totally agree with Susie. This is the time to step up to the plate and reenforce your daughter's instincts. I've been trying to think what the motivations might be. Like klmno it is doubtful that it is sexual. It could be that your daughter really reminds her of her youth for some reason. It could be that she is regretting that she did not have her own family. It could be that she has a MH problem. Whatever the trigger is for her attention it must stop. Obviously I have never had this type of experience but I "think" prior to the meeting you need to figure out exactly what you want the P to do. I don't know the history so I can't suggest ideas but a complaint without specific action goals may just make the situation a little more awkward for your difficult child. I don't know if your difficult child has friends (many of ours don't) but if so I would suggest that she use the "buddy" system at school so she can't be alone and feeling vulnerable. Good luck to you! DDD [/QUOTE]
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