He’s always been emotional but I have to admit I’m still surprised he cries so easily even at 15.
He’s a smart sensible boy who’s never really given us any trouble. But when we do have to speak to him, he cries very easily. It’s mostly school work that will provoke the biggest reaction. He’s just completed his mocks and some of the results aren’t what he would hope. He’s top set in everything and not really used to having to work at it. We’re trying to help him see that he does now (and he has been better at revision) but I also think he could have tried harder.
Every conversation though is so predictable! It’s getting really hard work. We’re sympathetic and trying to be helpful, speaking to him in a mature way, rather than telling him off like a child but it’s still so hard to have a proper conversation with him.
Any else been here and have any tips?
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Talking to a teenage boy who always ends up crying
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GeorgieTheGorgeousGoat · 07/07/2019 15:27
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