The youngest has learnt that if she calls for Dad, her older brothers have to cave to her wishes.
She has yet to discover the cost of this tactic.
Instead she is screaming for Dad every time things aren’t going her way.
Driving a wedge further and further between her and her siblings.
A few months pass and her brothers refuse to play with her because she’s a tattle-tale.
Incorporating more power to get what she wanted worked well in the short term but in the long term, the relationship has soured and the trust has evaporated.
Was it worth it?
Thomas Duggan 