It sounds like you have let her take over your life. If that's the case you haven't seen anything yet. Try sitting her down and explaining the rules of the house and if she breaks a rule she gets grounded but I think it's gone way past that point. I'll assume you're a single parent. Things are going to get way worse, trust me. For your own sanity I would consider fostering her out for a couple of years. My wife was in that situation and she ended up fostering her daughter out. Today they are best friends. She is married and has two kids and one kid was acting up and she had to put him in a special school where they were able to settle him down. Good luck.
Yeah, no. Fostering a child out causes them to feel abandoned and they’ll never forgive you. I know first hand because my birth mom abandoned me for adoption and put my brother in fostercare. I wasn’t even a brat and was just 3 and she abandoned me because she says she “couldn’t take care of me”. I know that’s bullshit because she did it to my brother too who was 9. We both hate her now.
I did read it. Her daughter is being very disrespectful to her. That doesn’t warrant putting her into fostercare. The problem with parents these days is they don’t want to take responsibility to actually train their kids. If your kid is being disrespectful, that’s your problem. You shouldn’t be dumping it off on to other people. And do know what made the kid settle down? How do know that school didn’t abuse him? Despite what they’re supposed to be, many of those places are not safe for children.
Take responsibility. Show your child that you are the boss. Actually care about and love them. Don’t hurt them and try to understand if they’re going threw something and be gentle, but also be firm in your rules and stick to them. Let your yes mean yes and your no mean no always.
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It sounds like you have let her take over your life. If that's the case you haven't seen anything yet. Try sitting her down and explaining the rules of the house and if she breaks a rule she gets grounded but I think it's gone way past that point. I'll assume you're a single parent. Things are going to get way worse, trust me. For your own sanity I would consider fostering her out for a couple of years. My wife was in that situation and she ended up fostering her daughter out. Today they are best friends. She is married and has two kids and one kid was acting up and she had to put him in a special school where they were able to settle him down. Good luck.
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Yeah, no. Fostering a child out causes them to feel abandoned and they’ll never forgive you. I know first hand because my birth mom abandoned me for adoption and put my brother in fostercare. I wasn’t even a brat and was just 3 and she abandoned me because she says she “couldn’t take care of me”. I know that’s bullshit because she did it to my brother too who was 9. We both hate her now.
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This situation is different if you took the time to read the circumstances.
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I did read it. Her daughter is being very disrespectful to her. That doesn’t warrant putting her into fostercare. The problem with parents these days is they don’t want to take responsibility to actually train their kids. If your kid is being disrespectful, that’s your problem. You shouldn’t be dumping it off on to other people. And do know what made the kid settle down? How do know that school didn’t abuse him? Despite what they’re supposed to be, many of those places are not safe for children.
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Take responsibility. Show your child that you are the boss. Actually care about and love them. Don’t hurt them and try to understand if they’re going threw something and be gentle, but also be firm in your rules and stick to them. Let your yes mean yes and your no mean no always.