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Talk about problems with older children

monalitto · 2009-08-18 22:11:59

i've a 20 year old daughter, im having major problems _ i dont know where to start! I could do with any help in the line of anyone who wants to share their rants & raves with me. Maybe we can help each other, what the hell, is'nt it worth a try? :confused: sorry im very new to this stuff, but im trying to give it a go

18-08-2009 10:11pm

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monalitto

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i've a 20 year old daughter, im having major problems _ i dont know where to start! I could do with any help in the line of anyone who wants to share their rants & raves with me. Maybe we can help each other, what the hell, is'nt it worth a try?
sorry im very new to this stuff, but im trying to give it a go

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#2 18-08-2009 10:16pm

Ickle Magoo

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Have you visited the parenting forum? You might get some good ranting feedback there!

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=251

I was the worlds stroppiest teenager/youngster if you want an alternative view point.

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#3 19-08-2009 10:47am

RossFixxxed

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Not really much to go on. But a 20 year old is an adult and should cop on or move on.

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#4 19-08-2009 11:11am

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she should be coming out of her teenage strops by now, i never got along with my mother until i was about 20 and realised she wasnt embarrasing to be seen with. we still have the odd row thats mother and daughter relationships for you!

Try talk to her about her attitude and behaviour you never no it might nothing

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