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I needed some...help...and found this article recently on Parents.com. Interesting.
According to the author, Pamela Kramer, here are 6 behaviors you should pay more attention to:
According to the author, Pamela Kramer, here are 6 behaviors you should pay more attention to:
- Interrupting
- Playing Too Rough
- Pretending Not to Hear You
- Helping Himself to a Treat
- Having a Little Attitude
- Exaggerating the Truth
She gives reasons why you shouldn't ignore them, and ideas for how to stop the behavior. Seems a little obvious, but good advice.
My problem is consistency. I do really good for a couple days, once I'm on a crusade for something. Then I forget, or I'm too tired, etc. My kids know it, and they exploit it.
They're good kids, but yeah, I have to ask more than once. Duh.
1 comment:
And, it is good that you aren't consistent because if they couldn't exploit you, you wouldn't have such a great pic and post. :)
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