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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes. These things must be taught. Starting as soon as they do anything that hurts my feelings. [/quote] So you would tell a toddler that him wanting his Dad to hold him instead of you hurt your feelings?! You have some hefty child psychologist bills in your future, PP. [/quote] That's going a bit overboard, don't you think? I think you left the reasonable person principle far behind with this one. My interpretation was when the child says something like "you're not my friend!" or "I hate you!" or whatever. I think it's really important to teach children that those are hurtful things to say and that instead they should communicate their feelings better (like "I'm mad at you.").[/quote]
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