Kristina, my dear, please do not alter your schedule of seeing one another to accommodate this childs unnecessary & ugly behaviours. He is most likely exposed to PAS on some level, which can make children act quite badly when they are with the “other” parent, who is the target of the PAS.
Kristina, my dear, please do not alter your schedule of seeing one another to accommodate this child’s unnecessary & ugly behaviours. He is most likely exposed to PAS on some level, which can make children act quite badly when they are with the “other” parent, who is the target of the PAS. Step #1: Educate yourself about PAS & how it affects COD behaviours. (Note: COD = “child of divorce”) Here is information on PAS (Parental Alienation Syndrome). Do look it over, become familiar with it, & share it with your boyfriend: * http://www.paskids.com/ * http://www.breakthroughparenting.com/PAS.htm * http://familyunity.com/ * http://www.parentalalienation.org/ Step #2: Document the child’s behaviours & words that indicate excessi
