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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op, thank you for starting this tread. I also turn to DCUM once in a while to hear different views. I check my child’s messages once in a while. I have just found out that my DD was unkind (to say it mildly) to another child. There were several mean messages between the kids on a group chat, and my child escalated by sending a direct message with religious insults. I feel defeated as a parent. We had a long chat with DD to point to her actions underlining the importance of knowing when to walk away from a discussion. I reached out to child’s parents and apologized on behalf of our family. I am at a loss what else to do…[/quote] So, she made antisemitic remarks in writing and the only consequence was a “long chat?” Gee, it’s surprising she’s a brat. Start with taking that phone—for at least a year. And an extremely strict grounding. A visit to the Holocaust Museum. She can read Night and The Book Thief and watch Schindler’s List for a start.[/quote] I'm a jewish parent and a grandchild of a holocaust survivor. Please don't do any of the above. 1. Kids at these age have impulse control, not an excuse - but a fact. 2. That level of grounding for a teen will actually solidify their feelings towards jewish people. [/quote]
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