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Many kids have a sport or two that they really love playing. A two on two basketball game in the driveway or soccer game in the backyard can entertain the kids for quite a while and also tire them out.  If you’re only babysitting one child, you can still kick the soccer ball back and forth or play catch with them. Make sure that you only allow the kids to play sports that are safe and approved by the parents. Tag is a simple game that most ages can play and have a good time with. It’ll also exercise the kids. Create boundaries to ensure safety if you need to. You don’t want the kids running in the street or in the neighbor's yard. Have the children sit in a circle in the front yard. One child will walk around the outside of the circle while patting kids’ heads and saying “duck.” When the child pats another’s head and says “goose,” that person stands up and chases them around the circle. If the child who tapped the other’s head beats them back to their seat, then the other child now walks around the circle. Otherwise, the original kid walks around the circle tapping heads again. This is a more contained way of having the kids exert their energy. Give the kids a bunch of chalk and let them go crazy on the driveway. If they feel more inclined to doodle, then they’ll have to think creatively. If they want to make a hop scotch path, then they’ll need both creativity and athleticism. Either way, it’s a great activity. Give each child a potato sack and line them up in the yard for a race. Stand at the finish line so that you can tell them when to start and determine the winner. Make sure to only do this in the grass so that the kids won’t get hurt. This activity encourages teamwork and cooperation by requiring that the kids work together in pairs. Use a soft, thick material, such as t-shirt strips, to tie one child’s right leg to another’s left. Stand at the finish line so that you can tell them when to start and determine the winner. To prevent any injuries, keep this activity on the lawn. Get a piece of dowel or any light pole-like object that you can find, such as a broom. Hold one end and have a kid hold the other end. Tell the kids to line up and play some music while each child bends over backwards to try to travel underneath the pole.  Once every kid has gone under, lower the pole some. Once every kid but one has hit the pole when trying to go underneath it, announce the winner. Simon Says is a great game to play to get kids to improve their active listening skills. You can be as creative as you want with this. A kid is “out” if you tell them to do something without saying “Simon says...” but they do it anyway. Red light, green light is similar to Simon Says, but is more simple, straightforward, and easy. Have the kids line up on one side of the yard and go to the other side. Alternate saying “red light” and “green light” until a child reaches you and wins. When you say “green light,” the kids can run towards you. When you say “red light,” everyone has to stop moving.

summary: Play a sport. Engage in a game of tag. Play duck-duck-goose. Get creative with chalk. Have a potato sack race. Have a three-legged race. Do the limbo. Play Simon Says. Play red light, green light.


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A pop-up window will appear. By default, Chrome will clear the past hour of browsing data. ”   Check any other boxes you’d like to clear as well.

summary: Open Chrome. Select the “Chrome” menu from the menu bar. Choose “Clear Browsing Data” from the drop-down. Select the timeframe for which you’d like to clear your history. Check the boxes that read “Clear browsing history” and “Clear download history. Confirm by clicking “Clear Browsing Data” at the bottom of the pop-up window.


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Accept right now that your emotional needs will not be met by this person. Find a trusted friend or other confidante (a relative, counselor, or priest, for instance) who will provide a listening ear and understanding for those times you need to talk about your frustrations. Have a network of friends to fill the other emotional gaps left in your life.  If your wife has NPD, she may not share in your enthusiasm when you get a commendation at work because it doesn’t concern her personally. She may even receive this commendation negatively if she doesn’t get regular atta-girls at her job. Be prepared for a ho-hum response from her. Post a happy note on your social media or call a couple friends who will give you the high-fives you deserve. Every individual is unique, so educate yourself about Narcissistic Personality Disorder but also do your best to learn how your specific person with NPD processes his world. The better you understand that lens, the more you can adapt your approach to him so that you get the results you seek more often than otherwise.  Learn to anticipate how they will react given particular circumstances, then set up the scenario to obtain the results you want. Examine how they see you in their world, then try to fit that mold as comfortably as you can.  Don’t bend so much that you break, but manipulate the setting so there’s a happy medium. Remember to employ the grandmotherly maxim given to brides: He’ll do anything you want if you make him think it was his own idea. The better you know and understand your person with NPD, the more likely you can reach beyond the wall separating you to show that you truly care, which will benefit you both. You may find that a person with NPD responds well to the non-emotional favors you learn to do. This doesn’t mean, however, that you have to forego making emotional gestures from your own heart.  In fact, they may appreciate being able to show off to co-workers that you put a love-note in their lunch box. Keep in mind, however, that you probably won’t get any expression of appreciation at home that night. Your expression of caring will meet your own need of giving love without pain as long as you don’t expect them to react emotionally or to reciprocate your gesture. You’ve put yourself on the right track by starting to educate yourself about Narcissistic Personality Disorder. There are numerous support groups, books, and other resources with practical advice to help you survive this challenging relationship. Don’t forget that you aren’t the only person impacted by the narcissistic personality in your life. Share ideas with this person’s friends and co-workers who are trying to maintain a relationship with them. If there are children living with this person, make sure they are safe with this parent. Narcissistic parents can often be verbally or emotionally abusive. Take note if the children are lacking certain social skills because of their behaviors.Consider ways you can compensate or re-teach certain social skills so the children don’t become adults with similar behaviors.
summary: Seek emotional support elsewhere. Educate yourself to improve your quality of life. Don’t forego making emotional gestures. Seek advice from other resources. Share ideas with other people. Monitor his children.