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Created on : Friday, July 01, 2005, 04:42:49 pm
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February 15, 2009, 7:58 pm PST

General Advice

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My husband is going back home to PA for two weeks and he wants to take our daughter with him.

That's perfectly fine with me....we used to live there, we moved this past Aug to FL....well, long story short, is two weeks to long for her to be away from mommy ? Even though she lived around his family for almost two years and she's going with her dad, I'm still alittle nervous about i9t being so long...I've never spent a day with out her...let alone two weeks !!!

 

 

Think she'll be ok????

If your husband has never watched her a whole day by himself I do not think I would let him take her for 2 weeks...
 
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April 24, 2009, 6:08 pm PDT

help with talking to my mom

I need advice on how to talk to my mom.  She was abusive towards me as a child.  I have forgiven her, but can not allow her to keep my son.  Now that I am going back to work, she  is insisting that I let her keep him.  The whole family is involved, my dad says that she has changed and that I am breaking her heart.  I am afraid that I am tearing my family apart, but I can't stand the thought of her treating my son the same way she treated me. 
 
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April 29, 2009, 9:07 pm PDT

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June 25, 2009, 10:05 am PDT

the mother in law

my daughter and sons father are not the same. And although that had never been a problem before my son was born it definetly is a problem now. My mother in law treats my daughter like a kid off the street . It is to the point now that ,y four year old daughter does not feel like being here at home with me anymore because she says " i dont think they like me here, not like jonah" what is that and i made metion of it before and nothing has changed ... What should i do ... Also the mother in law makes most the decisions in my sons life because his father lets her and see's nothing wrong with it .. I have told him i have cried and nothing has worked any advice??
 
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June 25, 2009, 10:09 am PDT

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I dont know what to do, he will say "shut the fu** up" *fu**in brat". He said she needs to learn her place...what should I do????? Please help.
No one should say anything like that and i know you love this man but honestly she needs to know her place she is 9 months old she cant possiably know that ... what is wrong with this man ... seriously you need to take your daughter to a safe place before she ends up on the news as one of those babies who's father beat her to death cause she wouldent stop crying if she is only 9 months the tantrums havent even started this man has no need for a child and you as her mother are the only one who can save her from all that could be in store .
 
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July 15, 2009, 11:14 am PDT

2 1/2 year old son being bullied

Seems whenever my son and I go out son the other kids like to bully him, 1 kid in particular and I am just not sure of how to handle the situation and what is appropriate to say to the mom or not. Any advice? My son has started coming in the house and being mean to myself and his toys reinacting how the other kids treat him by hitting, pushing and yelling. It is so hard to see his little personality change.
 
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August 21, 2009, 9:16 am PDT

General Advice

Dr Phil,

 

My daughter and her friend teach their 2 year old boys to kiss each other on the mouth when

saying good-bye.  My husband thinks this should be discouraged.  What is your opinion

this subject?  What is considered healthy affection between toddlers. 

 
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