You said she's your only kid right now. If there were others, I would say let her go, but if she's the only one, it does give you time to see what you can do, if anything, and if you want to try.
I agree with what CityGarden said:
I wouldn't want to deal with a mother like that, so if you don't want to give up on the child, see what you can do, but be ready to term as soon as you can afford to.
Maybe it'll help if you give her a little say in what is done, or give her a bit of responsibility. I've dealt with a few bratty kids and it almost always helped when they were given a bit of control or responsibility.
I agree with what CityGarden said:
I wouldn't want to deal with a mother like that, so if you don't want to give up on the child, see what you can do, but be ready to term as soon as you can afford to.
Maybe it'll help if you give her a little say in what is done, or give her a bit of responsibility. I've dealt with a few bratty kids and it almost always helped when they were given a bit of control or responsibility.
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