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3plus3 · 12-31-2007, 02:52 PM

Whoa, that is not right. It is setting the precedent for his daughter to realize that she can do anything she wants with no repercussions. And your son is learning that he can do no right while she is there. It will set a big riff between the two of them as well as the two of you.

When you express your concerns does he agree that something needs to be done? If so, then gently remind him that you discussed this type of behavior before. Hopefully he will follow through and discipline her.

12-31-2007, 02:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
3plus3 Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 33	Re: Is one better than the other?? Whoa, that is not right. It is setting the precedent for his daughter to realize that she can do anything she wants with no repercussions. And your son is learning that he can do no right while she is there. It will set a big riff between the two of them as well as the two of you. When you express your concerns does he agree that something needs to be done? If so, then gently remind him that you discussed this type of behavior before. Hopefully he will follow through and discipline her.