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booblady-1 | November 2008

i need advice about my teenage son please

Alex is in year 8 and has  found a new friend in the last couple of months. his friend was beaten by his dad he used to live with his grandma and he lives withhis mum she has a lot of health problems. He has thousands of dollars worth of computers etc. he has been violent in the past. Since Alex has been hanging around i have had close to $300 go missing i cannot have money in my purse only Darren can he wont go in his dads wallet to take money. He has also taken Darrens ps2 and psp to school to sell it to the kids picking on him. He has started being violent strangling the other kids with a rope and leaves burn marks, trying to stranlgle them with his hands, giving them, punching the others hard in the stomachand saying we hate him and dont love him anymore. His friend wants us to give Alex the $1000 we get to help get him back to school next year. I cannot afford to get him to school next year without it. He is failing his classes and is now taking off with his mate from school, his mate said he can have days off because the government said he can because of his behavioural problems he owns two sets of clothes and never leaves his bedroom at home. i do not know what to do. He is a follower not a leader and is getting bullied at school. 



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purplecupcake
November 2008 | purplecupcake
Re: i need advice about my teenage son please

I say take him out of that school , away from that kid and enrol him somewhere else and lay dow nthe law with him his behaviour isn't acceptable and there need to be a conequense to his acttions. sounds like this kids bad news it might be hard but moving schools will help keep them apart without you forbidding it and making it seems more lucritive to your son. He's 8 your the parent sand up and don't back down, he needs to know that his behaviour is not on.



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PrincessCourtney
November 2008 | PrincessCourtney
Re: i need advice about my teenage son please

Ditto ^

Also It might help if you can try to persude your son to make new friends or even penpals, encourage polite and friendly people around so he can see the way this "friend" of his is behaving isn`t ok. Hopefully in time this friendship will end naturally but be aware this boy may turn on your son in which case again you would have to seek help from the school.

Financially there are always groups who can help you you just have to speak up and let them know you need there help!

Best of Luck hope this helps a little :)



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monyq83
November 2008 | monyq83
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sweetheart i would be discreetly taking this up with the school principal, and not telling your son or his friend about it.

even if it is by way of phone call so that they dont find out.

now im not one to encourage sneaking around your kids, but in a situation like this where your son is obviously being bullied, i think the secrecy would be in his best interest.

the school needs to be notified, and the teachers need to open their eyes a little more. i really hope his school can get it sorted for you.



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TravellingMum
November 2008 | TravellingMum
Re: i need advice about my teenage son please

Honey, you seriously need to take this up with his school!  Make sure your husband goes with you so you can support each other and tell them you want ehlp dealing with it before it escalates - as it appears to be already.  They should be on your side, and see the problems that are occurring especially if this is new behaviour for your son since he started ahnging around with the new "friend". 

If that falls on deaf ears, consider ahving the police come around and have a chat with our son - sometimes that is enough to scare kids back onto the right track.  but whatever you do - do it fast before the other kids completely gets his hooks into your boy!!

I wish you luck!  Sharon

 



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