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Back talk isn't always a true expression of your child's feelings, and the reason might be rooted in something unrelated to you. Maybe your son is having problems with a friend in school and taking it out on you because he feels you're a safe target.eep Your Composure. You don't have to put up with your child talking back, but be careful about how you react, because your response can either improve or weaken your relationship with your child.
That's a message children don't want to hear when they really have to go. But it's one that some schoolchildren get â sometimes with dire consequences â especially in schools in which students have used bathroom breaks to disrupt classes, cheat on tests or otherwise wreak havoc outside the classroom.o many parents would tell us, 'We can't do that. The teachers won't let them go to the bathroom'  as often as they need to, Cooper says. He says teachers should let children go whenever they say they need to.