Ted & Amy have been waking up Central New York on 93Q for over three decades with their signature blend of humor, heart, and hometown connection. With Ted & Amy On Demand, catch their favorite moments, conversations, and laughs anytime, anywhere!

Ted &amp; Amy have been waking up Central New York on 93Q for over three decades with their signature blend of humor, heart, and hometown connection. With&nbsp;Ted &amp; Amy On Demand, catch their favorite moments, conversations, and laughs anytime, anywhere!

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Brianna writes: For as long as I can remember, I was obsessed with mermaids. I remember when I was younger and my cousin and I used to swim in her pool and pretend we were mermaids and reenact scenes from our favorite mermaid movie Aquamarine. I got it on my arm because I told my mom I was going to get a full sleeve on my arm when I first started getting tattoos and she would get mad and beg me not to cover myself in tattoos. I remember the day I got it I immediately messaged a picture to my mom and she did not believe me at first. I haven't finished my sleeve yet due to having children shortly after starting the sleeve but I know my mom will be cursing up a storm in heaven once I finish it.

Brianna writes:&nbsp;For as long as I can remember, I was obsessed with mermaids. I remember when I was younger and my cousin and I used to swim in her pool and pretend we were mermaids and reenact scenes from our favorite mermaid movie Aquamarine. I got it on my arm because I told my mom I was going to get a full sleeve on my arm when I first started getting tattoos and she would get mad and beg me not to cover myself in tattoos. I remember the day I got it I immediately messaged a picture to my mom and she did not believe me at first. I haven't finished my sleeve yet due to having children shortly after starting the sleeve but I know my mom will be cursing up a storm in heaven once I finish it.

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Dear Ted and Amy,
My husband and I have three children together and our middle child has ADHD. We have two very different parenting styles and lately with our son we have been struggling. Our son is six years old and been having a lot of tantrums lately. He hits, screams, and throws toys. He goes to behavioral therapy every week and we recently started him on medication. I have my degree in early childhood education and I tend to be far more of the “gentler “parent when things get rough with our son. I offer different calm down methods and when they don’t work I sit and let him have his tantrum and when he’s through, I talk to him. My husband on the other hand has a short fuse and after “trying” to calm him down will resort to yelling, threatening to take things away and yes, I hate to even say it but spanking. We have had many arguments about the best way to handle our son’s tantrums. My husband thinks that the only way our son will listen is by being more assertive. I disagree with that because it’s a medical condition and his brain operates differently. I’m worried about lasting trauma on our child with his fear conditioning. I just don’t know how to get my husband and I on the same page. His argument is that this is how he was raised and he turned out fine. Sometimes talking to him is like talking to a brick wall. How can I get my husband and I on the same page to be the best parents we can be for not just our son but our other two children as well.
Signed,
Frustrated in Fairmount

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 Dear Ted and Amy, My husband and I have three children together and our middle child has ADHD. We have two very different parenting styles and lately with our son we have been struggling. Our son is six years old and been having a lot of tantrums lately. He hits, screams, and throws toys. He goes to behavioral therapy every week and we recently started him on medication. I have my degree in early childhood education and I tend to be far more of the &ldquo;gentler &ldquo;parent when things get rough with our son. I offer different calm down methods and when they don&rsquo;t work I sit and let him have his tantrum and when he&rsquo;s through, I talk to him. My husband on the other hand has a short fuse and after &ldquo;trying&rdquo; to calm him down will resort to yelling, threatening to take things away and yes, I hate to even say it but spanking. We have had many arguments about the best way to handle our son&rsquo;s tantrums. My husband thinks that the only way our son will listen is by being more assertive. I disagree with that because it&rsquo;s a medical condition and his brain operates differently. I&rsquo;m worried about lasting trauma on our child with his fear conditioning. I just don&rsquo;t know how to get my husband and I on the same page. His argument is that this is how he was raised and he turned out fine. Sometimes talking to him is like talking to a brick wall. How can I get my husband and I on the same page to be the best parents we can be for not just our son but our other two children as well. Signed, Frustrated in Fairmount

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