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1  Fellowship / Parenting / Re:Making time for mom on: August 17, 2004, 10:38:30 AM
ME AND THE LITTLE ONES DO STUFF LIKE GO TO THE PARK OR WALKING,GOTO THE POOL OR JUST RUN ERRANDS AS FAR AS ME BEING ABLE TO TAKE A WALK MY HUSBAND IS VERY PROTECTIVE AND DOES NOT LIKE FOR ME TO GO WALKING BY MYSELF BUT i DO GO WITH MY BABY IN THE MORNINGS MOST OF THE TIME   i AM STARTING TO GET BETTER WITH EVERYTHING I BELIEVE ALOT OF IT HAS TO DO WITH MY TEMPERMENT ANY WAY i HAVE A LITTLE ON E SCREEAAMING RIGHT NOW GOT A GO GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU  
2  Fellowship / Parenting / Making time for mom on: August 16, 2004, 02:32:39 PM
SOmetime I feel like I am sinking and losing control of myself.  I am a mom of two and have been married for 4 years.  My husband works full time during the day and my six year old goes to school while I stay at home with my three year old.  Also I am only 26 and most of the women that are at the same maturity level in there like at my church don't know how to relate to me or they are quick to pass judgement on me because of my age.  I guess they feel like I don't have a clue because I am young.  So most of my time is spent with my husband and kids and anytime I try to do anything by or for myself they all complain as if I am just invading in on their time.  I really don't understand and I pray alot so I don't say things I do not really mean because sometimes I just get angry and want to scream at them all to leave me alone so I can just think for a second.  I really feel bad when I feel this way.  I feel selfish and quilty.  If anyone has any advice or can relate please let me know.   Cry    
3  Fellowship / Parenting / Re:any parents of the STRONG WILLED and REBELLIOUS child here? on: August 16, 2004, 02:24:17 PM
I am currently raising a strong willed child and no how difficult it can be  Embarrassed I takes a lot of patience and depending on the relationship with the child and if you guys have similiar personalities you have to try to see things from the child point of veiw and then decide what the best course of action is to take.  My child happens to thrive of my moods if I stay calm and cool he is well behaved pretty much.  Of course he is still stubborn and wants to have his way but when I let him know with out losing it that it is not going to happen and there is not  any way around it then he does as he is told.  My son used to throw massive fits that would require me or my husband to physically restrain him.  One time at church it took three very large men to restrain him because he didn't want to go to sunday school.  But with a lot of consistancy and love and strict discipline he has mellowed quite a bit.  He still relapses everynow and then but that is just part of his personallity.  You say your parents wanted you to be submissive to their authority and to a certain extent that should be expected but to always have keeps the child from expressing his or herself and really is kind of lazzy on the parents part, not that I am calling you lazy because I would never judge you, I don't even know you but I does sound like when she questions or gives you a hard time you get extremely frustrated and really all you have to let her know is that she can talk all day long you are not going to change your mind and also she has to understand that if she keeps talking about something you have settled on that there will be consequences like grounding or taking the car away or the phone or what ever is most precious to her.  I haven't seen where you are giving her any reason to stop.  You are arunning from her and acting as if you are more afraid of her then anything else.
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