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  1. 08-17-2012 11:39 AM #10
    DCP_But_Momma_1st
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    good for you. It took me awhile to be comfortable to talk to children in front of parents. Now I have no problem putting kids in time out and correcting their behaviour in front of their parents. It would be even better if the parents corrected it, but oh well what do you do LOL
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