It's time we give the oldest kids of the family some major props (and I'm not just saying that because I am the oldest child in my family). Samm Davidson writes: "Recently, I had to sit my 9-year-old down at the kitchen counter for a little chat about attitude and respect." After she said her piece, she gave him the floor: "'It's not actually easy, Mom,' he said with tears in his eyes, 'being the big brother to three younger siblings. And I don't feel like I get enough attention, and I am frustrated.'"
First of all, three cheers for his level of emotional self-awareness, which surpasses many grownups. Read and find out how Samm is grappling with this moment.
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"I understand how easy it is to give in and say yes to the mid-store whining fits — or even just the sweet requests from the person you love more than anything — until you realize you've caved so reliably that any no hits your kid like a slap," writes Katie Arnold-Ratliff today. So if you're hearing a few too many "I wanna"s and not enough "please" and "thank you," she checked in with the experts about what to do next.
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