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- Daughter: Age 14
- Work full-time outside home
- Are they all so touchy?
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Good Lord I get tired of the touchiness. Say two words put together some days and I get snapped at. Am I the only one?
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- Son: Age 3
- Daughter: Age 14
- Work at home
- lish2horlbeck - July 14, 2009
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No, right now, no matter what you say, how you say it, or what mood they woke up in, it's all wrong.
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- Son: Age 3
- Daughter: Age 14
- Work at home
- lish2horlbeck - July 14, 2009
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No, right now, no matter what you say, how you say it, or what mood they woke up in, it's all wrong.
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- Daughters: Ages 11 & 8
- Jennyboots - July 02, 2009
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We are in the same boat! My 15 yr old daughter is like night and day. One minute she is fine and then the next she is an emotional basket case. If I look at her wrong she either gets mad or cries. I believe alot of it has to do with that time of month but some of it is not. I try real hard to give her her own space and to let her be herself but I don't think that she even knows who she is. I could use some words of wisdom as well.
- By amynicoleblocker
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I am glad to know I am not alone ... my eleven year old is in her room as I type for being so mean and mouthy! I have no clue how to control her and asking at her annual physical did not give me much help! Any advice would be great!
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- Son: Age 10
- Daughters: Ages 16, 7 & 15 months
- Immokalee, FL
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- amynicoleblocker - July 02, 2009
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We are in the same boat! My 15 yr old daughter is like night and day. One minute she is fine and then the next she is an emotional basket case. If I look at her wrong she either gets mad or cries. I believe alot of it has to do with that time of month but some of it is not. I try real hard to give her her own space and to let her be herself but I don't think that she even knows who she is. I could use some words of wisdom as well.
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When life gets you down, just put on your big girl panties and deal with it!! :)
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- Daughter: Age 14
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- heathersgarden - September 11, 2008
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I am thinking this must be pretty much the norm. I went through it with my oldest step-daughter, not the other step-daughter, but then again with both my own girls when they hit about 13. It is very frustrating, but just be patient with them and remind them that their behavior is not very very nice. That seemed to help some. I really don't think they realize how they are behaving until you point it out.
- By Katina711
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My daughter just turned 13 2 days ago. But she has had the pms changes happening for about a year. She is our only child which I think makes it worse because she and I just totally but heads. We are so much alike it is scary. I am trying to be there for her in a positive way but man sometimes it is just so hard. I am going through menopause my self. So with both of us going through hormonal changes, it's like two monsters in the house. My husband tries to stay at the fire station as long as he can some days.
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- Son: Age 9
- Daughters: Ages 19 & 16
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- Katina711 - September 06, 2008
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I am thinking this must be pretty much the norm. I went through it with my oldest step-daughter, not the other step-daughter, but then again with both my own girls when they hit about 13. It is very frustrating, but just be patient with them and remind them that their behavior is not very very nice. That seemed to help some. I really don't think they realize how they are behaving until you point it out.
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- Son: Age 16
- Daughters: Ages 12 & 8
- Illinois
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- ketchup057 - September 01, 2008
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You're so not alone! I have the same problem and no answers.
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"Nothing happens unexpectedly, everything has an indication, we just have to observe the connections."
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- Sons: Ages 14 & 6
- Daughters: Ages 18 & 10
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- psychokitty5238 - August 27, 2008
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No! You are definately not the only one! We've had a moody girl for about 4 years now. It always gets worse around that time of the month. I think it is the hormones kicking in. Plus in our house weve got sibling rivalry which doesn't help. Also it could be your daughter displaying her independence, my daughter does that too.
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