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    I'm curious how other parents deal with argumentative and manipulative behavior? For the most part, when it becomes obvious - we point it out directly and explain why our DS7's actions have crossed the line. I've read somewhere that this is a common problem among gifted children.

    I'm always looking for suggestions that steer us in the right direction!

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    The Manipulative Child


    ISBN-13: 978-0553379495

    In spite of the title, it is actually a great resource to modify one's parenting style to better accommodate the needs of children who are naturally quite adept at manipulation, and it provides a great set of illustrations about WHY it is so worthwhile to do. It's not about punishment or even discipline-- it's about parenting in such a way that you avoid most power struggles to start with, and recognize manipulative behaviors before they suck you into the vortex.



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    Think I had better read it.

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    Looks like a great book- judging by the title and your review alone.

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    Because the vortex is often compelling... before I realize we are all under it's force. (I can almost hear the "muah... ha...ha..ha)


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