What do Dusty's parents need to do if he cries while watching Little People Big World?
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who is Dusty...they shouldn't let him watch it any more or comfort him and assure him that every thing is going to be alright.
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You are both obviously old enough to run your own lives.  As long as you two are both happy the other people in your lives will just need to learn to deal with it.  It is never easy for people to watch the survivor move on but how they deal with it is their choice and not something you can control.  Everyone deserves to be happy and you both have been lucky enough to find each other so don't let anything or anyone get in your way.
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apologize? no way! let him get over it and grow up...buy him a box of tissues and offer to teach him how to use them
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Lord, I hope not.  What if dad's not around?  Plus, even if he's there, it should be a shared chore.\n\nBut one thing Dusty's dad can take solace in: good one-on-one time, eye contact, etc.  Helps with bonding.\n\nDo you ask this because someone thinks SHE shouldn't do it, cause he's a boy???That's just weird.
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This is a very typical behavior of children in kindergarten.  My daughter did the same thing.  It really does hurt, to see them crying and in distress.  But, you must realize that this is a normal part of adjusting to changes in life.  For some children this is just a part of that progression.\n\nI agree that taking something familiar to school with her, might help.  I have even had a teacher suggest letting the child bring a photo of the parents.  Or, just ask your daughter if there is something she could take that would make her feel better.\n\nBut, like most things in life that are painful....time is going to take care of this.  She will adjust.\n\nAs for disrupting the other students...  Handling these situations is a part of a teachers training.  And, it's not like she is the first kid to cry for mom and dad.  That is just par for the course, in kindergarten.\n\nTry not to worry!  She will be fine!  I think these situations are, sometimes, harder on the parents than on the child.  It does feel like your heart is ripping out for them.  But, Sweetie...they have to learn how to handle lifes stresses and realities.  It's called growing up.\n\nHang in there!  And, God bless!
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i don't know why they are, and some aren't.  but my stepdaughter is THE drama queen!  my goodness, if she gets a hangnail its the end of the world!  if my grandaughter doesn't sleep all nite, my stepdaughter is weeping and crying hysterically because she's not a good mother!  \n\noh my gosh, you should hear her go on when she has car trouble!  she cries and sobs and its the end of the world!  she has this sob that just racks her whole body---if you don't know her you'd think that she had just lost a loved one.  once we went on vacation to phoenix.  as the plane started descending her ears began popping and she held her head in her hands and rocked back and forth in her seat doing the large dramatic sobs and alternating the sobs with "Oh, my ears hurt! Oh, my ears hurt!"---the airline attendents kept coming up to check on her--other passengers were looking uneasy.\n\nwhen her dad remarried, she was part of the wedding.  after the wedding most of the attention was being paid to the bride and not my stepdaughter.  she began crying and sobbing hysterically while holding her head in her hands and rocking back and forth while saying over and over, "I just don't know what I'm doing here, I just don't know what I'm doing here!"   this was a REAL good way to start off a new relationship with her stepmom! lol!\n\nyou should've heard it when she didn't get homecoming queen.  you'd have thought her best friend had just been eaten alive by pirahnas!  sobbing, wailing, shrieking, crying.  \n\nnot all women are drama queens, but i believe my stepdaughter is the Queen of drama queens!
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Crying opens their lungs so they can breathe.
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weeping,crying and yelling
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His favorite color is purple, the rain are his tears from seeing what his parents went thru in their dysfunctional home.  He's singing about how he see's his mother cry all the time.  It's his version of Alice Coopers, Only Women Bleed.  Spousal abuse.
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This is a multi-part answer. First: it can be very difficult and stressful for a man to watch the kids. At least when there are little babies involved. It is sometimes too much to ask that he also clean while trying to take care of them. Having said that, it doesn't mean that he shouldn't clean up when you get home and take over. Also, if the children are watching are older then he should be able to clean while watching. In addition, if they are older then they can be trained to clean up their own messes so he doesn't have to. In a non-confrontational or nagging way, explain how you truly feel about this if you haven't already. Don't get really angry about it. He either is overwhelmed or selfish or both. Again, if overwhelmed have him clean when you relieve him. If selfish, try honestly communicating your feelings on this. It MAY have no effect, but if he truly loves you he will try to do a better job. Good luck.
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I don't think so. Based on my understanding of parents, you're going to have at least one parent upset because the film is still shocking in its brutality.\n\nYou might be interested in the film "The Wave". It's about a high school teacher who gives his students a powerful lesson in how Germany was able to convince people to become Nazis.
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just be there for them. treat them good. and show them respect.\nIF they leave, you have done all you can
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The doctor tries to induce crying so that the lungs start to develop the ability to breathe.  Remember, while in the womb, the baby received all its nourishment via the umbilical cord.  Once outside the womb, the baby's body must become autonomous.
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If there is no sign of abuse, and the children are being fed and taken care of, then it is possible that one or both of the parents are "messies". This is an ADD-like condition in which people are seemingly incapable of cleaning their surroundings, because they have serious organizational problems. This is an actual disorder. There is even an Messies Anonymous organization. However, this doesn't make the kids' lives any easier. They'll still suffer from the stigma of living in a rat's nest, even though it's not their fault. \n\nIt's hard to say what to do in this case. If the children are fed and not abused, there may not be anything that you can really do for them.\n\nHere is one website among many for messies who are trying to recover. Notice that one of the greatest fears among these people are having their children taken away, which is something that could realistically happen if the wrong governmental worker comes around:\n\nhttp://www.squalorsurvivors.com/index.shtml
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You need to cry.\nLet it out.
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DON'T BLAME HIS MOM, HE'S JUST A SPOILED BABY THAT WON'T TAKE A BACK SEAT TO ANYONE... HE NEEDS TO GROW UP AND ACT LIKE A MAN, MAYBE PARSELLS CAN MAKE A MAN OF HIM...
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Sadly Liz there is not much you can do except keep a cool head when around you is craziness and encourage both parents to talk, not yell or use spiteful abuse towards each other. Maybe then there is a chance if they can listen to each other, but always remember it's never the kids fault, the problem lies in their relationship. Goodluck I feel for u!