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[quote=Anonymous]OP, your child is perfectly normal. Your problem is a total lack of parental confidence. And if you are not confident as a parent, your child will sense it and try to exploit it. This is only natural - when you are hesitant your child correctly infers that she can influence your decisions. Your daughter has excellent people skills, as she can adapt and be cooperative when she needs to and uncooprative when she doesn't. You, on the other hand, are a pushover (as a parent). You are reading too many books, considering too many theories and asking for help a way too often. What you are doing now is asking for more and more theories, and more books, and more experts and more advice. All that just confuses and compounds your problem - you are not sure what to think, which advice to follow, whom to trust. All that is way worse than doing things "wrong". [/quote]
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