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This month's problem comes from Eric in Vermont.

“I like wrestling. My little sister always wants to play with me. My moms say I shouldn’t wrestle with her, but she likes it if I run around and chase her. When I have a friend over she always wants to play and then she’ll wrestle with us and then I get in trouble. What should I do?”

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Here are some thoughts from Rainbow Rumpus friends. Ben from Massachusetts says Tell your moms that your sister won't leave you alone when you've got friends over and ask them to do something with her. Then she won't get you in trouble anymore.

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