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Oct 27 |
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How do I teach my child to express his frustration? I'm a youth coach, I have some knowledge of concussions and the signs to look for. I hadn't thought it was quite this serious honestly, toddlers run their heads into things all the time accidentally. They're pretty sturdy. But the fact that he's much larger and faster than he's aware of does have me a bit more concerned about the consequences. Thank you for your response. |
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Oct 27 |
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How do I teach my child to express his frustration? Thanks for the advice. I'm still hoping to get some suggestions in the meantime. |
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Oct 27 |
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Oct 26 |
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How do I teach my child to express his frustration? fixed grammar |
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Oct 26 |
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Oct 26 |
asked | How do I teach my child to express his frustration? |
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Nov 17 |
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Programming with a baby @Jon - As I'm sure you know, the hardest part is that you finally find a rhythm and it changes the next week. My 14 month old moved his nap time an hour and all of a sudden I'm back to working late into the night. I'm lucky I adore both my job and my family, puts tiny frustrations in perspective. |
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Nov 17 |
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Programming with a baby @Jon, Not quite as clear as I'd like to the question. It's not sustainable. I get by, but there is a lot of added frustration on top of the normal parental frustrations. Everyone wants to get away from the house sometimes, and when you work from home and have an infant it's much harder to carve that time out. A designated full time caregiver gives you that opportunity to leave the house and be a normal human being here or there. |
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Nov 17 |
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Programming with a baby @Jon I'd say it depends on the person. I wouldn't recommend it long term for most people. My wife needs about 10 hours of sleep a night to feel good, I do well on about 6. Anything over 9 and I feel awful the next day. My wife teaches 18 hours this semester, she's cutting it back to 12 after this. It's just too hard on everyone as-is. We also have a lot of help around, I couldn't imagine handling it if it was just the two of us all the time. |
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Nov 16 |
answered | Programming with a baby |
