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Before his parents get home from their appointment, Lu admits to himself that he wants the baby to be a boy, because he wants to know what he would look like if he did not have albinism. When his parents reveal the baby is a girl, Lu fails to hide his disappointment.
From 18:30 to 22:15 the baby was left unattended in a remote area of our hotel, actually even an adjacent building to our hotel that had no other guests. The main issue now is: that same couple has made bookings in our restaurant for the upcoming days and generally do not seem to care about the safety and well-being of their infant (in ...
While the mother goes on a date, Lu is forced to babysit the child. After realizing the mother is not fit to take care of the child she decides to take the child with her and visit her (ex) boyfriends mother, who had just divorced and is forcefully holding on to all that she had in her marriage.
One change Lu experiences is a shift in his family role. When he learns that his mother is expecting a new baby after being told she would be unable to carry another child, Lu experiences insecurity about his place in his family.
- Focus on connection. As with all problem behaviors, keep your focus on your connection with your child. Ensure they feel your love and acceptance, no matter what.
- Avoid lecturing and punishment. Don’t take a harsh tone, call your child a thief or a bad person, or predict future bad behavior. Negative talk and punishment won’t solve the problem and will probably make it worse.
- Teach your child what’s wrong with stealing. Tell your child that stealing is not acceptable in your family and your community because you value trust and reliability.
- Repair the damage. Talk with your child about how they can make it right. Make sure they don’t benefit in any way from the theft. If your child has taken something from a family member or a friend, discuss ways of paying the money back or replacing the stolen items.
Three people check into a hotel room. The clerk says the bill is $30, so each guest pays $10. Later the clerk realizes the bill should only be $10. To rectify this, he gives the bellhop $20 to return to the guests. On the way to the room, the bellhop realizes that he cannot divide the money equally.
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An Lu runs outside and, with surprising calmness, asks the men what they’re doing. The men hit An, and he falls to the ground. Charlie sees Jeffrey and Mrs. Lu running outside—at this point, Charlie yells for his dad. Wesley comes out of his room, followed by Ruth, and, when he sees what’s going on, he runs outside to protect An.
