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We have all seen them…the videos, photos and social network status updates by frustrated parents. The story goes something like this: 1. The kid does something wrong. 2.Parent implements a consequence such as grounding, taking away car etc. 3. Parent vents on Facebook or Twitter. 4.Child vents on Facebook, Twitter, text and who knows where else! 5. Parent takes photo of messy room, wrecked car or mad teen. 6. Parent posts photo and/or another frustrated status update to Facebook. 7. Parent and child go about their life. They make up, forgive one another and forget about situation. 8. Parent does not update social network status that everything worked out great and that their child is now back to the perfect angel the Holiday cards will depict they are. So, what’s the problem? So now you may asking “what is the problem and point of this post and podcast?”  Why is it a problem to complain about your kids constantly? Isn’t it part of life? Part of sharing everything you do, what’s on your mind via Facebook? The