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Hi all
I've a 9 month old son who doesn't just cling to his Mum but actually cries hysterically whenever I hold him and she's about. It's really getting me down, as I can't stop myself seeing it as him not liking me and I'm always going to get this from him.
I had a bad relationship with my own Dad (he wasn't bad to me, just never showed much interest and the like). I'm scared if I don't sort this out soon the same will end up happening with my little one, as it's hard to know what to do when he's always screaming.
Help! Any tips etc gladly heard.
Hi
Take a look at TripleP as this may help you considerably, and Family Matters Institute (who run Dad.info) are now involved in the TripleP program. Take a look here: http://triplep.familymatters.org.uk/ π
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