Join Greg as he talks with parents about dealing with critical grandparents, bad language, other children who are a bad influence, disruptive siblings, and more.
August 25
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“When people are normally negative and critical, they don’t tell jokes. They make critical observations because THAT’S WHO THEY ARE.” Yes! There is always a teeny barb, a zing, an arrogance, a condescending comment that one has to be either 1) sensitive due to a lifetime of hearing it, and/or 2) versed in RL to pick up on. They are not innocent jokes or comments.