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Old 19-05-2008, 16:39   #22
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Re: Makes me sad..

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb View Post
I put my hands up and say sometimes ive gone to far verbally but always feel guilty after. It is normally when im in one of my slumps as of now but she does understand. I did say it does not excuse this behaviour as I do not try to excuse me when I do snap but as you say I doubt I go as far as this person appears to have
Another big difference zing, is that you know when you have gone to far.

I think that it's important that a child sees that, when an adult acts in an inappropriate way, the adult feels remorse. Your daughter can see that you are human, not perfect, and when you apologise she learns a lesson that will help her in her future life.

The sad aspect of these other parents is that they have no grasp of the negative effect that their own upbringing has had on them and the knock on effect it will have on their own children.
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