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[quote=Anonymous]Agree with everyone else. You need a two pronged approach. First, get this kid evaluated. Second, get some parent coaching and stop with this endless discussion and negotiation. Things I would actually try. Talk to my spouse and other kid and agree we will simply walk out of the room when she brings up this traumatic event. Silently walk out. If this is during dinner, take your plates with you to another room and go eat in there. You might need to each go to your respective bedrooms and lock the door and eat. Stop coaching on the hello, how was your day stuff when she walks in the door. Just decide if you will answer her question or ignore her. And do that every single day. When she opens the fridge door, walk out. Just walk away. If she leaves it open, close it a few minutes later. It is time to stop this endless debate. And the only person whose behavior you can actually change is yours.[/quote]
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