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Old 05-17-2019, 02:58 PM
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AnvilheadII
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one of the best things you can do is just LET your son have a full spectrum of emotions. now, there needs to be limits - he can't tackle the refrigerator, or beat the stuffing out of a sibling - but he does need to know it's OK to have feelings and to express them. family counseling or a child therapist could be invaluable at this time.

it's going to be a turbulent time - changing houses. even in the BEST of circumstances there is unrest. and where IS the toilet paper????

you are doing well with the transition, focused on creating a new safe place of sanity and respite. it will take time for everyone to adjust.
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