| This situation may sound familiar - you
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| | demanding, expecting to always get their
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| are a busy executive, or a working single
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| | way, and even picking fights with other
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| mom, or simply a parent that is busy with
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| | children. But if you allow the child to
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| the demands of life. Maybe you feel
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| | carry this attitude into their adult
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| guilty because you don't spend as much
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| | life, they will usually end up as a
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| time with your child as you think you
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| | person that is unable to function
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| should. Whatever the reasons are, you've
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| | appropriately in the normal give and take
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| developed the habits of a permissive
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| | that health relationships (and society in
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| parent.
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| | general) require. Other people will
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| A permissive parent over indulges a
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| | resent them for wanting more than their
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| child, caves in to whatever the child
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| | fair share. They may find they are having
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| wants, and tries to buy or bribe to get
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| | difficulties not just with personal
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| good behavior. Many parents often start
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| | relationships, but also in professional
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| this behavior justifying it as wanting to
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| | work-related relationships.
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| give their child all the best things in
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| | Taking the time to learn about the
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| life. Unfortunately, these indulgences
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| | different styles of parenting, and ways
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| begin to create an attitude of
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| | to establish and maintain effective
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| entitlement on the part of the child,
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| | boundaries will not only improve the
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| which sets them up for becoming a "brat".
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| | quality of your relationship now, but
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| This attitude often presents itself by
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| | will prepare your child to have healthy
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| children becoming more and more
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| | adult relationships as well.
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