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Date Posted: 06:19:21 01/17/25 Fri
Author: Laura
Subject: Re: Singling out one child to set an example
In reply to: Tanja 's message, "Singling out one child to set an example" on 13:34:47 01/14/25 Tue

>Do you ever make a big problem about smallish
>misbehavior of one of your children to set an example?
>
>And if so, do you do this only with the oldest, to
>which younger siblings look up to?
>Do you do this with the naughthiest child?
>Or no "favorites"?

Well we certainly believe that each child has different needs and requires parenting that works for them. We have twin boys, and we keep one in diapers 24/7 and the other naked 24/7. So singling out one child happens often, although we try to be fair. Tyler (in diapers) is less mature, so if the boys get in a fight, we are stricter on Justin (naked) since he should know better. For us though it's not about setting an example or picking a favorite, it's about what works best for each child individually.

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Re: Singling out one child to set an example -- Zia, 22:42:48 01/17/25 Fri
- Re: Singling out one child to set an example -- Laura, 18:31:28 01/18/25 Sat
  - Re: Singling out one child to set an example -- -, 22:26:13 01/18/25 Sat
    - Re: Singling out one child to set an example -- Laura, 20:53:32 01/19/25 Sun
      - Re: Singling out one child to set an example -- Zia, 12:20:46 01/20/25 Mon

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>>Do you ever make a big problem about smallish >>misbehavior of one of your children to set an example? >> >>And if so, do you do this only with the oldest, to >>which younger siblings look up to? >>Do you do this with the naughthiest child? >>Or no "favorites"? > >Well we certainly believe that each child has >different needs and requires parenting that works for >them. We have twin boys, and we keep one in diapers >24/7 and the other naked 24/7. So singling out one >child happens often, although we try to be fair. Tyler >(in diapers) is less mature, so if the boys get in a >fight, we are stricter on Justin (naked) since he >should know better. For us though it's not about >setting an example or picking a favorite, it's about >what works best for each child individually.

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