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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]5 year olds are boisterous and emotional, and very interested in babies. If you can't deal with that don't go. Also there's nothing wrong with "Jacks" parents taking some time off! You sound jealous. Check back in when you have a preschooler. [/quote] Uh... Jack sounds like a brat. -NP/mom of a 5 year old [/quote] Yep, 5 year olds go through a bratty phase. Normal. [/quote] Yes, but it is also normal for someone to disipline the kid when they act like a brat. It is not ok for the parents to stop parenting when thier kid is acting so poorly and grandma clearly does not have the tools she needs to handle it. Op, actively include the older kid to help, but also discipline him if he acts up. Some kids actually want the structure of being told they are acting wrong. He probably is trying to figure put this new dynamic. [/quote]
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