A poll of what causes parents to argue with each when it comes to children has been released by Care.com.<\/p>\n
According to their findings, couples are arguing with each other about their children around eight times each month.<\/p>\n
Though nine out of ten parents say they put on a united front when dealing directly with their children, around two thirds think their children spot their difference of opinion quite quickly.<\/p>\n
How many disagreements do you recognise on the following list of arguments?<\/p>\n
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How to discipline their child<\/p>\n
Giving in to tantrums<\/p>\n
One parent saying yes to a child when the other had just said no<\/p>\n
One not following through on a threat of punishment<\/p>\n
One parent shouting or being too strict<\/p>\n
Whether to let a baby cry or self-settle<\/p>\n
How much to spend on them at birthdays and Christmas<\/p>\n
Immediately seeing to a crying baby<\/p>\n
Letting child sleep in parents\u2019 bed<\/p>\n
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How to reward children<\/p>\n
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