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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is her response when he does it? If the answer isn’t she slaps the dog sh!t out of him, it is now.[/quote] Ha, I only read the title of the thread and "let her bite back" was my first thought. :mrgreen: [/quote] Nothing stopped my younger sister until I bit her. It’s such 80s advice, but it worked.[/quote] Some things are time tested. As someone said, the consequences implemented are not great enough. I can guarantee if she wallops him one good time or bites him back he’ll stop.[/quote] My big sister bullied me endlessly when we were that age. One day, my mom said I could fight back. It happened one more time, and that was it. For what it's worth, we're great friends now. Be straight with your daughter, apologize for failing to prevent her brother from hurting her, and let her know she can react and defend herself.[/quote] Your mom was a lazy selfish parent.[/quote] I guess now we know the key to loving, healthy, rewarding adult family relationships. Just be lazy and selfish![/quote]
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