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[quote=Anonymous]If something's amiss, and the other parent is on top of it, that's cool. If the other parent's involvement/my involvement doesn't seem to help, I assume that something atypical is going on, and I redirect my kid/go elsewhere. "Atypical" could mean a lot of things--special needs, kid just needs a nap, parent is having an "off" day, 2yo being a 2yo, we've all been there. Tracy Hogg in her parenting books recommends that parents always take an extra pause to figure out what might be going on before responding. Let's take that pause with other kids, and with each other, too.[/quote]
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