I make amends to my mother by being the best daughter I can possibly be. I also try to help other women who have had the same issues by not being judgmental and by sharing my experience, strength and hope with them.

It is really a big problem. I think you should have a good talk with her.

I am sorry you are having to go through this with your daughter. I acted the same way when I was 13. It was not my parents fault. They did not raise me to behave the way I did. I had self-esteem issues and the only thing that made me feel better about me was the attention I received from men. I am now 32 years old and have been in recovery for over 7 years. I now have an excellent relationship with my mother. She is one of my best friends.

I am not sure counseling would have helped me at that time. I feel in order for counseling to be affective you have to be honest. I am not sure if I understood enough of why I acted the way I did to be honest. Today I have a healthy self-esteem and I make amends to my mother by being the best daughter I can possibly be. I also try to help other women who have had the same issues by not being judgmental and by sharing my experience, strength and hope with them.

I have a 13 year old sister who is the exact opposite of the way I was. I worry about her being naive when it comes to men and online safety. I recently wrote an article that I shared with her regarding a 13 year old girl who was abducted, raped and beaten by an online predator. My article can be found at the following link www.streetarticles.com/parenting/online-predators-are-real-your-child-could-be-at-risk. After she read the article I had her google the girls name so she could locate the video where the girl was describing what had happened. I am hoping these things would scare her into being more cautious online but I know there is only so much we can do. I will send some prayers your way and hope that one day your daughter will get better so you can have a good relationship with her. My mom also had to go to a recovery program in order to cope with my craziness. It really helped her in many different ways.

I'm sorry that you are going through this difficult time. I guess, my advice is to bring out the tough love act. You are the parent and she the kid, make her know that you are responsible and have authority over her. Ground her, take away her privileges especially her computer. If all else fails, there are places you can send her that can sort her out and knows how to deal with this. I suggest the military boot camp. They can discipline her and she is bound to listen and lessen the tantrums since she isn't at home where she can do as she please. Try it out because this might be what she need.

I have no child now,but hope to know how to teach the chilren and let them life better

my daughter sat in my living room tonight and because she was angry with me sat and said in front of the love of my life that I made love to another man and she heard me this iscompletely untrue i cant beleive she would do this please help with this

I have one thing to say to you.

AS HER PARENT, IT IS YOUR OWN FAULT.

If she is like that at age 13, anything you try to do to stop her will alienate you from her even further. It's your fault she is in that state, and you'd better learn how to accept the way she is or you will lose her and she will hate you. Replica Watches Replica Watch Rolex Replica Watches Replica Watch Swiss Watch Replicas