Pete I know exactly how you feel. It is a day to day batlle with kids. I don't think there is any one who has the answer to you situation, as all kids are different. When I was raising mine I talked, begged, pleaded, etc with them. They did basically as they pleased. If it were to do over I would have told them what was expected only one time, then went on my way. I think mine liked to trip my trigger to get a response out of me, therefore if I did not get agitated and showed no emotion it may have worked better. Remember you can set the example, live the right way, be a good parent, but it is up to our children to make the right choice. There has been a lot of parents who have ruined their life worrying about their kids. Best of luck!!! Read this saying before: Raising kids is like being pecked to death by a duck. In other words, I took it to mean it is a long slow process.
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