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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any suggestion for me whose DD is a brat? With major attitude? I've raised her the same as my DS who is a joy to be around and somehow failed completely with her. We went to friend's for Thanksgiving who have a bit younger DD. When they were both younger they got along great, now my DD talks to air, avoids eye contact and is a serious brat to be around even at home. I read "yes, your teen is crazy" and don't let it bother me at home and I correct her all the time, but without losing my temper. Then she gets mad that she can't get me angry! I correct her even at friend's house, and she gets a bit better. She is not a brat with her friends but really bratty in some situations and even once to her pediatrician. Any advice?[/quote] Don't name-call your child - or any child - a brat. It's a horrible term.[/quote] All kids are brats. All men are assholes. All women are bitches. Each of them in their own personal ratio. Get over it.[/quote]
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