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How to enforce the rules you set, and consequences when those rules are broken. Use [behavior] for questions about why children act the way they do.
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Why does my teenage daughter always try to get in trouble?
I have a 16-year-old daughter and recently especially she's been acting out. She dyed her hair red knowing she wasn't allowed to and that she would get in trouble. Five days later she sneaked a boy ov …
