What should I do if my husband complains about my bipolar daughter?

Answer by  near2land (493)

Listen to your husband's concerns about your daughter. His information could be cruical to her behavioral care. By all means, your daughter's future health and well-being affect the family as a whole, particulaly if she is a member of the immediate household. Be objective and listen to his concerns objectively as he is your life partner.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

This is a tough problem. Try to educate your husband (gently) about the causes of your daughter's behavour. Suggest he go with you to parent support group.

Answer by  Turkwork (1150)

People handle stuff in a lot of different ways and children with disabilities are difficult sometimes but I would encourage him to see the good side of the situation.