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Wed, Jan 25 2023, 7:07 am
And it's not an option for them to stay in bad, what to do?
I'm not talking about when they have school and it's really not ok and they will miss their ride, tests, etc. There are natural consequences and it's not fun, but there you are. But I have a teenage ds who will not get out of bed. And we need to leave my parents house for a six hour drive home from our vacation. Not only do we have no way to get him back if he doesn't get in our car, but my parents are not ok having him stay. No consequences or rewards are having any impact. He stayed up late, against our and even his own will, and here we are. Note- There are actually rewards that might help, but they are exhorbitant. Think a new laptop.
I'm not interested in strategies for how to avoid these things in general. I know those. Sometimes they don't work. And even if they will in the future and just take time, what do I do now?
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Wed, Jan 25 2023, 7:57 am
Try to show him you understand he is upset and wished things would be different but it’s not in your hand? And maybe plan to do something cool in other place? Ask him what he thing would help him to be able to leave?
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Wed, Jan 25 2023, 8:00 am
can he take public transportation home?
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Wed, Jan 25 2023, 9:03 pm
Op. What ended up happening? Can relate to this post but didn’t have any good solutions
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Thu, Jan 26 2023, 6:38 pm
we stopped going places as a family at that point. it wasn't working anymore
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