I feel assured, because alot of things you talk about, we do. But it is also frustrating because we DO all these things and he still has lashing out issues. Hm.. hehe
I can only imagine I am being overly reactive in every aspect in emotions and reactions. It's hard to judge ones own rationality through these hormones.
I think I need more adult interaction too. At home, I had my mom around in the mornings, and we often met up for lunch, and I usually saw her at dinner. It was nice to not be the sole focus for Layne all the time, but also to be able to talk to someone and actually get a full response.
I LOVE being with Dylan every day again. It was traumatic to be plucked away from each other after such a long time of spending so much time together. Unfortunatly his new job requires him to be gone...alot. I am so happy he is finally in a job that he likes, challenges him, and actually rewards him for his dedication. I don't like that right now, this also means that his hours vary greatly, and he often does not get to see Layne before he goes to bed, or he only has a couple hours before he goes down.
I just don't think kids are "born" bratty. I know it's something -I- need to work on to help him. In the end, I'm the deficient one in the scenario. I just feel kind of lost most of the time in what direction is right for us on how to handle things.
I can only imagine I am being overly reactive in every aspect in emotions and reactions. It's hard to judge ones own rationality through these hormones.
I think I need more adult interaction too. At home, I had my mom around in the mornings, and we often met up for lunch, and I usually saw her at dinner. It was nice to not be the sole focus for Layne all the time, but also to be able to talk to someone and actually get a full response.
I LOVE being with Dylan every day again. It was traumatic to be plucked away from each other after such a long time of spending so much time together. Unfortunatly his new job requires him to be gone...alot. I am so happy he is finally in a job that he likes, challenges him, and actually rewards him for his dedication. I don't like that right now, this also means that his hours vary greatly, and he often does not get to see Layne before he goes to bed, or he only has a couple hours before he goes down.
I just don't think kids are "born" bratty. I know it's something -I- need to work on to help him. In the end, I'm the deficient one in the scenario. I just feel kind of lost most of the time in what direction is right for us on how to handle things.
Gah! It's just frustating at times. lol
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