Messages By: luckeymoma

Hi I am a mom of 5 babies all under the age of 7. I am also currently expecting a baby in Feb. I love what I do (being a mom). Most of the time our home is in massive chaos. My kids are very sweet but then can turn in a dime, and are buligerent and sometimes violent.  I am trying to get my kids to respect our rules and respect everyone at all times. But that's not working since we moved to this neighborhood. I can't afford to move right now , so does anyone have any advice that just might work? 

 Over all they are good kids just a bad neighhborhood enviornment. (kids in the neighborhood) 

                                  Any good advice is very welcomed.  

                                                     Thank You so much, 

                                                                            luckeymoma 

I havea 6 year old who is a emotional roller coster, She can be sweet and innocent one second and the next thing you know she is throwing a tantrum to whoever is closest to her. She bites kicks pinches spits throws thing (hard objects) and even runs away. The running away she has taught my 4 and 3 year old. She can scale a 6 foot fence. We have seeked help for her but counsuling became a play session and I have even tried to get help from other sources which all say that they can't help because if they do and she gets hurt on their advice then they can be sued. Whenever we go anywhere 99% of the time it turns into a severe tantrum then we will hear people talking, so I will confront them most of the time just because we confront them and they know what we heard they will sit there and cry. It drives me crazy. I love my daughter very much and wish her tantrums would stop. So for those of you who can't stand "shrikers" "whinners" "yellers" Or what not then wear earplugs cause if you don't know what kind of stituation they are in you have no right to judge. And parents who have kids like this don't be embarrassed because God gave you these kids because he knew we had love and understanding for them.