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Unhappy With Father
My husband has never had any sympathy far our little girl—always laughed' ‘when she was sad or upset. Cause-', quently she will never go to him except when happy. How can he overcome this? She gets to upset when I leave, and unless she is happy never looftt fortpard to being Ivith him. He loves -her dearly and I know this hurts him, even though he has been the cause. I judge from your question that your husband now realms that he should not have laughed at your daughter when she wan sad or upset and that life is genuinely sorry that he did sow He must realise, however, that because he has made fun of her in the past the little girl quite naturally haa, .come to the place where dm doesn't want to be around him when she feels unhappy. Nothing he can do will her attitude immediately. Mistakes an not overcome that easily. I
Let me suggest the following: The next time the little girl is upset er unhappy and is with you, let your bun' band remain with you, also, and 1st him be unusually sympathetic and. understanding with reference to your daughter's feeling.
At first she undoubtedly will dfag ■sore to you and may even < hostility toward your huaba
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