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<blockquote data-quote="Rosie67" data-source="post: 678071" data-attributes="member: 19775"><p>Just to be clear how old is your daughter? Being young can come with its challenges, your guidance is wonderful but ultimately your daughter needs to find her own solutions. I have just read a great book called <em>Don't Let your kids kill you.</em> It spoke about how we often try to help even save our kids from pain or from their own choices. I was terribly guilty of this all my daughters life, and how she is 24...............no more. She needs to find the life skills to discover how to problem solve and what consequences occur from making the wrong choices. Keep encouraging your daughter but give her the power to solve her own issues.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rosie67, post: 678071, member: 19775"] Just to be clear how old is your daughter? Being young can come with its challenges, your guidance is wonderful but ultimately your daughter needs to find her own solutions. I have just read a great book called [I]Don't Let your kids kill you.[/I] It spoke about how we often try to help even save our kids from pain or from their own choices. I was terribly guilty of this all my daughters life, and how she is 24...............no more. She needs to find the life skills to discover how to problem solve and what consequences occur from making the wrong choices. Keep encouraging your daughter but give her the power to solve her own issues. [/QUOTE]
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