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Anybody out there about ready to jump off the first cliff,when it comes to raising unruley,mouthy teenagers?I find it very stressful to put up with the crap all the time.I sure dont want to sit around bad mouthing my teen,but I would like to vent.I would welcome other ventors!!!!:rckn::thnkg:

Specializes in Nursing Home ,Dementia Care,Neurology..
AMEN SISTA!Mine is a 15 yo boy also.......:eek:

I had three of them!!:no:

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Mouthy huh? Bless your heart.

Send the child my way!! Bwwwwhahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa:devil:

:idea:Sabby,I really need your location,in order to get him to you asap????:lol2::lol2:

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Specializes in midwifery, NICU.

Yep Sabby...can we send them all for a boot camp type thingy hon?????

Boys, where do they come from, and why , oh why, did we induldge them so much in the early days?

I hold my hands up, entirely, along with the help of two adoring big sisters, a Grammy, a great granma, numerous Aunties...who ALL held this young prince who sang and entertained a great number of people, imagine a four year old singing word and pitch perfect "my heart will go on!"...Guaranteed to have every female in the vacinity running after you!..The boy hasn't lost his touch!..He's still as cute, thats the trouble., only his Dad and I see the ":devil:" side...to all else he is the shinestar!

Ok Sabby...HELP!!!!!!!

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Uh, you guys need to talk to me and Tazzi and our girls. :banghead:

I had two boys, then a girl, then a boy. My oldest was pretty much a dream kid. 2nd boy got into major trouble.

But my daughter . . . oh dear sweet Jesus . . . . . .I'd rather have the "major trouble" . . . . :cool:

I think it depends on what nature the kid is born with - not the sex of the kid.

My 6 year old son is wonderful . . but then so were his siblings at his age.

I miss them.:(

steph

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Specializes in midwifery, NICU.

Steph, we were just having the same conversation the other night at work..how much we miss being mothers in varying degrees> It ranges from mine, who all live at home, and are dependant, to thirty + yr olds who have just moved out, to wee ones who are less than ten yrs old! Even though mine are in the middle brackett, they THINK they dont need me and their Dad..(but they soooo do!), this is the hardest thing ever in life, for both Moms and Dads..Letting go of the horrible teens......just giving them enough space to make sure they come back to you when they are real people!!!!!!

I So want to share the adult lives of my kiddos and their partners and children!

Someday......

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Specializes in Geriatric/Psych.

Hi, I'm new here! I too have a teenager who is driving me crazy. It is so very hard, isn't it? I feel like a barely know who she is anymore. Then this little light of what she use to be comes out in little moments, like she lays down and puts her head in my lap and I stroke her hair like I use to do when she was little. I think, Oh my she really is in there...just lost her brain when she hit the teen stage. I hear she will get her brain back.....can't wait! :) Well, glad to hear I'm not alone! Star

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Specializes in midwifery, NICU.

No, Furwillfly, you are by no means alone! Teens! I'm tearing my hair out with this boy of mine! As long as I'm growing the money tree, then I'm ok...refusal of stuff he "really really really needs!!!" (a new game for the Wii etc), then I'm back to being the worst person to set foot on the planet! Sons! Teens! etc.....:banghead::banghead:

I'm soooo glad I go to work tomorrow!!!:lol2:

Best of luck with your daughter!

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