W is for Wrong-Headed

Saturday, April 26, 2014

Wrong-Headed
What d’you think is the best approach in a situation where parents don’t see eye-to-eye on the behaviour/decision-making capability of their children?

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10 comments:

  1. In Rob's case, he might be a lost cause. Don't give him any more pension checks.

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  2. My thoughts exactly. Get your pension cheque direct deposited anyway.

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  3. Seems as if the parents have had this kind of conversation for a long time. Perhaps if they showed a united front they wouldn't have a "wrong headed" boy. I was particularly irked by good old Dad when he said, "since the day YOU brought him home from the hospital."

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  4. Hi JL! Wow, you have a lot going on on-line! I think a little tough love is needed with Rob! And she needs to opt for direct deposit, so she doesn't need Rob to cash her checks! Have a good one!

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  6. They need to get on the same page, for sure! Parents disagreeing on childrearing methods is a killer.

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  7. Thanks, guys. So true that parents need to present a united front. Otherwise, things tend to go downhill from situation to situation.

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  8. communication is the answer to most problems.

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  9. This sounds like most of my parent teacher conferences. I'm blown away by what negatives people say about their kids sometimes.

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  10. Interesting word for W. I think the parents should talk to each other and then confront the child.

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Don't be shy, I'd love to hear what you think.