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Brooke
What do to when my son says he doesn't love me?
My son has started telling me he doesn't love me when he gets in trouble and just randomly. Even if it is his dad who is disciplining him, he will tell me he doesn't love me anymore. I know he is just trying to push my patience, but it still hurts to hear that. I do my best to be a good parent and have fun with him every day. I don't let him get away with things, and discipline him when needed.
What should I do or say to him when he tells me that he doesn't love me anymore? I have tried telling him that it is not nice to say that and I ask him if he would like it if I said that to him. He says he wouldn't like that, but then he starts saying it again. I try not to get upset in front of him but its getting really hurtful.
He is 5 years old and will start kindergarden this year.
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How do you choose to discipline your children? What do you do? Does it work better than other things you have tried?
And the big one, how do you feel about spankings? Do you use them? Why or Why Not? Where you spanked as a child? Did that affect your choice?
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My husband and I are about to rent our first home together. The house we rented is in need of some minor repair such as paint on the inside and outside of the house, fixing some of the floor boards, and some yard maintenance. Our landlord gave us verbal permission to paint the inside of the home. My question is does the repairs we agreed upon need to be in our rental agreement?
6 AntwortenRenting & Real Estatevor 9 JahrenHelp With My Sister Please?
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So I guess my question is should I confront my sister about the things she said about me? I feel very angry and upset, but my sister is the kind of person who will never admit a mistake. She will also use her kids as a tool against me and won't let me se or speak to them if I really piss her off.
2 AntwortenFamilyvor 9 JahrenProblem with 8 year old and bathroom?
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6 AntwortenGrade-Schoolervor 9 JahrenHelp with a newly aggressive dog?
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I have never had any issues with this dog before. He was my dog before I met my husband, so he is usually protective of me. I don't want to give him away, but I have a child and don't want to risk it. Is there anything I can do to prevent this kind of behavior? Is there anything I should do as far as discipline if it happens again?
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10 AntwortenToddler & Preschoolervor 9 JahrenShould I move forward?
I am 21 years old and currently engaged to a man who is very good to me. He is the perfect guy in almost every aspect and it is hard to picture my life without him. However, he has 2 children, ages 4 and 7, from his previous marriage. I love his kids, however, my family is constantly reminding me of my age and how tough it will be. Their biological mother is not involved, so I have taken on the role as Mom to them while my fiance is working and at school. At first this was an okay situation, but now I am starting to question whether or not I made the best choice for me. I went from going out all the time and getting to do what I want, to pretty much a stay at home mom. I do not want to hurt these kids or my fiance, but I also don't want to feel like I am constantly loosing who I am to make him and his kids happy. I know if there weren't children involved I would be ready to marry him tomorrow, but the fact is there are children who complicate the situation. I understand my fiance comes as a packaged deal and there is no changing that. Are there any suggestions of what I can do to stop feeling like I might be making a mistake marrying this man?
2 AntwortenMarriage & Divorcevor 9 JahrenShould you let your child sleep with you?
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