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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I did say my anger was unreasonable. I know it's unreasonable. But he was faking. Fine enough to go to sweet frog for a treat last night, but crippling this morning at the thought of school. But as soon as he was out of the car at school, he walked fine again.[/quote] So that leaves me at square one. How am I supposed to react when this happens? Every injury from a paper cut to a blister he didn't even know was there elicits an over the top reaction. He may have a low threshold for pain. The idea of injury may scare him too. But I don't know the best way to approach. [/quote] Okay. Your kid exaggerates. Your kid tells whoppers. Yeah, that's an eye-roller, and it's exasperating. But why get angry? That's part of being a kid. He's immature. I would read some parenting books. Playful Parenting is a good one.[/quote]
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