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[quote=Anonymous]NP. A lot of pp's on here make excellent points about what the reasons might be for lying . forgetfulness, autonomy, fear of consequences - all understandable and probably all come into play for most kids at times. For us, my DH is micromanager, way too heavy handed AND my kid (13 yr old) is forgetful, has anxiety, and fears consequences (that is his father's temper). If we were to take all of the advice I have seen posted on here honestly I think we would still have problems. When DS gets in trouble at school he lies through his damn teeth to us to convince us that he is "innocent." I KNOW he is lying. This happens way too often, I know my kid and he just not convincing enough when he lies - it is obvious in this context. DH falls for it though - I know that is another issue entirely! But I think he absolutely should be punished for the wrongdoing and also the lying. With regards to homework and other responsibilities the consequences of giving him autonomy could be rather serious. So while in theory all of the solutions here make sense I don't know if our problems would be solved so easily. Sorry did not mean to hijack the post. [/quote]
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