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I am new to the website and see this as a good idea to share my views and gain advice...
I am currently in a happy relationship with my girlfriend and she is expecting my first child in october 2009, she already has a son who will be 3 years old in august, his real 'father' has paid no vital role in his life and rarely see's the child. I am finding it difficult to discipline him as he is a very energetic and sometimes very naughty young boy. He loves me to pieces and i see him as my own son but he is very disobedient and rarely listens to me without his mum getting involved. I don't want to scare him but at the same time i need to be firm with him so that we both know our place moving forward...
Anyone else in the same situation and have any ideas/tips??
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