The lying stage that is. Thankfully she has only done it twice because I have talked to her about lying.
I saw her doing something she wasn't supposed to with my own eyes and as soon as she saw me looking, she backed off what she was doing and looked guilty. I asked her why she was doing what she was doing and she said "I didn't mommy!" Even though I told her I saw what she did and know that she did it, she still kept saying "I didn't do it mommy!" I saw it from the beginning to the end, so I know she was lying.
ian likes to say stuff like that to. or blame things on other people. :/
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It is so hard to explain to my daughter what lying IS, and why it's bad. It drives me flipping crazy when she lies (and she's not very good at it lol), and I would love to find a way to drum it into her head that lying only makes things worse.
In my opinion, there is nothing worse than a lying-ass teenager. I hope to avoid this. I also hope to win the lottery. lol
yep my 3 year old has just recently hit that stage too
he makes up lies to get out of stuff
I don't know how they learn to lie but my son does the same thing even when we see him do it. He doesn't have anyone to blame either so I don't know how to break kids of this. If you figure it out let me know. I just let him know that it is not okay to lie over and over.
We just always point out lying gets them, but also in more trouble than just telling the truth.
OMGosh my daughter does that. Drives me nuts. Every single time I remind her what's a truth, and what's a lie and that lying is wrong. SMH
when my DD dopes tha, I tell her I am more angrey at her lying and that f she tells me the truth, it will give her some credit. but to lie about it, will only make it worst...
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- PEEK05
on Aug. 20, 2012 at 12:34 PM