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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]20:44 my daughter is doing pretty well in preschool. I actually started her in a program in January for 2 days a week and it was a bit of a rough transition, but she adjusted well after a month or two. She doesn't give the teachers as hard of a time, but she does tend to cry a lot there too about the littlest things - a kid takes her toy, she doesn't want to do the activity the class is doing, etc. But the teachers are great about getting her to calm down and move on. To everyone else who says I am just doing it wrong... clearly you have just never experienced a truly spirited, difficult kid.[/quote] Your preschool teacher is able to calm her down but you aren't. That right there shows that you are part of the problem. OP when your kid cries, you need to validate her feelings. That doesn't mean you have to do what she wants, but walking away from her and describing her as "too sensitive" (likely while sighing and rolling your eyes) is only going to make her act out more. Love her and appreciate her. And please don't have more children until you've learned to do that.[/quote]
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