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re: 10 year old son is a crybaby

Posted on 12/27/21 at 9:25 pm to
Posted by crazy4lsu
Member since May 2005
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Posted on 12/27/21 at 9:25 pm to
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This is not learned behavior. We don't coddle or encourage it. It pisses me, his mother and all of his siblings off and we've tried everything, from ignoring it, to laughing at it, to talking about how you lose people's respect when reacting like that, etc. I wrestled and so did his older siblings, so I put him in wrestling to toughen him up but we're in year 3 and no improvement.


Maybe he’s crying because you insane people are abusing him? It seems like he’s having trouble developing coping skills, in addition to some occult stressor like poor sleep or nutrition. Is he possibly getting bullied, and maybe doesn’t want to open up to you because your family sounds like a bunch of insane people? Also why would you care if it’s a learned behavior or not? You understand that your negative reinforcement could exacerbate a possible mental illness?

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How does the OT fix this shite, because I don't believe it's something I can learn to live with.


Hopefully this poor kid survives his adolescence because your description sounds horrific. And then hopefully he gets as far away from your family as possible.

Posted by grizzlylongcut
Member since Sep 2021
9692 posts
Posted on 12/28/21 at 8:01 am to
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Maybe he’s crying because you insane people are abusing him?


Or because he's a crybaby.

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Is he possibly getting bullied, and maybe doesn’t want to open up to you because your family sounds like a bunch of insane people?


Couldn't imagine why a kid that constantly cries all the time would get bullied by his peers.

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Also why would you care if it’s a learned behavior or not?


Because he's setting the norm for his household.

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You understand that your negative reinforcement could exacerbate a possible mental illness?


Or his kid could stop being a crybaby. Nobody likes a crybaby, if his constant whining and crying continues, he will have no friends and be in a much worse situation than he is right now.

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Hopefully this poor kid survives his adolescence because your description sounds horrific. And then hopefully he gets as far away from your family as possible.


Sounds to me like this dad wants help with his son.
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