accept that children are born with distinct personalities, sometimes it is not exactly the one the parent would wish,,,,, also what happens sometimes/actually alot,,, is that the child is just totally different then the parent, think of the negative behaviors, and how they can be a positive, especially later in the childs life,,,,,,, an opinionated, outspoken, stubborn child,, may well turn out to be a very successful adult.........so i think that is very important, look at the habit or trait your child has,,,,,, and think how it might be a positive in some situations,,, also,,,,,,, while accepting your child as an individual, you also must make clear rules, and stick with them,,,,,,, be understanding,, but have rules of behavior, and consequences when they do not follow your rules,,,,,,,, some difficult children just respond to a different type of environment,,,, and you can work with them to find out what is troubling them, and how you and they can adjust,,,,,,,,,,,finally, remember,, that it is often the easy child,, who isnt really showing their emotions,,,,, and can have problems later in life,,,,,,,, its always a good idea, if you have concerns, to seek help from a psychologist,,,,, when my daughter was 6, and acting up,,,,, and i was in some ways allowing it due to my divorce,,,,, talk therapy helped us alot,,,,,,, to see her concerns and also how she was using the situation(while she had trauma from the divorce, she also had always been a strong willed child, so all her acting out wasnt divorce issues ) ,, so, while i dont know the age or what difficulties you are specifically having with your child,,,,,, maybe all this will hopefully give you some ideas,,,
2007-01-30 12:25:34
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answered by dlin333 7
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