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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This really isn't about gender. It's not like you'd advise him to punch the other kid if it was a boy or anything. He's seven, and he's dealing with another seven-year-old. He got off the swing, and you can't "save" a swing on the playground. He got off, another kid came to take a turn, he can either use the less-desirable swing or he can wait until they are done. [/quote] Assuming they had equal claim to it bc they both had a hand on it, what I’m seeking is words to deal with the “No you take that one” order. [/quote] He was swinging, then he got off the swing. He can't hang on to it until he's ready to use it again. The other kid was within her rights to use it. And he either says, "No, I was on that," or he sucks it up. But if he says the former, the other kid is going to say, "But you got off, so your turn is over." And she'll be right. Also, land the helicopter. This is 100 percent normal playground interaction. No one is hurting anyone or bullying anyone, and this is the sort of negotiation kids need to learn how to handle on their own. [/quote]
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