Dear Annie: Parents don’t see eye to eye on how to discipline 6-year-old daughter
DEAR BAD COP: Try talking to your husband during a calm moment when your daughter isn’t around, and make sure you start the conversation by acknowledging you both want what’s best for her. Then, work together to create a basic set of rules you both agree to follow. Consistency is key.
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