what ages are we dealing with.

Sep 29, 2014
11:10:28pm

Blue Print

Young kids have a hard time differentiating between a lie and pretending.

You've got to know what their capacity is before you get too upset.

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Blue Print

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Sometimes I feel so defeated as a parent. Lying from one sibling to another and

jwf

9/29/14 10:36pm

Time to queue up some Hootie, bust out the bath salts, fire up the

rainorsnow

9/29/14 10:42pm

Queue up the Hootie ? As in Hootie Mack ?

bbd24

9/29/14 10:52pm

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cvd6262

9/29/14 10:53pm

2 words

cougarbart

9/29/14 10:52pm

In this league, you can't lie and get away with it!

penske72

9/29/14 11:09pm

Kids lie all the time. I wouldn't worry about it.

Traveshamockery

9/29/14 11:06pm

what ages are we dealing with.

Blue Print

9/29/14 11:10pm

My 4 yo is already a liar, a terrible one, but still

joehayes

9/29/14 11:41pm

Have you put her to the tongue test?

Blue Print

9/30/14 12:12am

No, good idea though. It was cute for a bit, but its gettign old now.

joehayes

9/30/14 9:08am

She is not developmentally advanced enough yet to really understand.

Blue Print

9/30/14 11:06am

Keep fighting the good fight

ColoSpgs

9/29/14 11:24pm

My 15yr old daughter is a great kid... But was moody w/ attitude tonight

Cthack1

9/29/14 11:29pm

If you're a guy, this post is a solicitation for advice. If you're a gal, this

Vegas Katbacker

9/30/14 12:14am

just electronic device rules...then finding the daughter

jwf

9/30/14 12:32am

Its all part of growing up. Dont get too down. Not much you can do.

akv123

9/30/14 2:23am

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