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    Club 2007 Kiddo

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      Castle House
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      Morning to All..


      Having b/fast now.. no more quickie... haha.. can take my time.. 🕺

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        MintyMin
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        Morning Everyone!!


        Morning Pal… U n ur ‘quickie’ hahaha…

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          micollh
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          just curious is any of u sign up for POSB Kid’s run ? will it be too tough for our 4 yo? but it will be a fun experience i suppose?

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            MintyMin
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            micollh:
            just curious is any of u sign up for POSB Kid's run ? will it be too tough for our 4 yo? but it will be a fun experience i suppose?


            I didn't.. I would if i could.. 😄 It shld b FUN for them.. juz tiring for us.. :evil:

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              ttlkbs:
              Jav:

              [quote=\"SAHM2KIDS\"]girls more mature and boys have very short attention span... for me, it's tougher to teach boys than girl...


              Totally agree !! So difficult to teach the boy, just no patience

              I think order of birth plays a part too. DS1 is very dependent, very smart but also super lazy. Then came DD who is very independent, very quiet, a slow but keen learner. Then last came DS2 who is in between DS1 & DD. He is as active as DS1, as patience as DD, very keen learner, super good memory and the easiest to teach. I am surprised that he loves colouring so much that at age of 4 he's able to sit still for an hour to complete his colouring. All three needs different approach to deal with.[/quote]Sama sama...for DS1 and DD. My DS1 is very dependent, sensible but lazy. DD is independent, attention seeking and keen learner. DS2...still young but already a bully...always whack his bro and sis.. :slapshead:

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                tigger88:
                ttlkbs:


                I think order of birth plays a part too. DS1 is very dependent, very smart but also super lazy. Then came DD who is very independent, very quiet, a slow but keen learner. Then last came DS2 who is in between DS1 & DD. He is as active as DS1, as patience as DD, very keen learner, super good memory and the easiest to teach. I am surprised that he loves colouring so much that at age of 4 he's able to sit still for an hour to complete his colouring. All three needs different approach to deal with.

                Sama sama...for DS1 and DD. My DS1 is very dependent, sensible but lazy. DD is independent, attention seeking and keen learner. DS2...still young but already a bully...always whack his bro and sis.. :slapshead:


                I totally agree with the LAST PART!! :rotflmao: Coz DD2 also the same.. aws whack bro n sis.. n last time.. even suddenly BITE them.. poor kor kor n jie jie.. luckily now she dun anymore..

                My DD2 is also v independent, has a mind of her own, v attn seeking.. and a keen and fast learner..

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                  Castle House
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                  micollh:
                  just curious is any of u sign up for POSB Kid's run ? will it be too tough for our 4 yo? but it will be a fun experience i suppose?

                  Think one of the mummy and our cool Daddy in Yr2005 might be joining..

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                    Castle House
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                    Heard that if there are 3kids… the middle one will always be the most independent among all…

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                      Castle House:
                      Heard that if there are 3kids.. the middle one will always be the most independent among all..

                      YES!!! Tat i agree!! Coz m the MIDDLE child.. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: 😉

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                        Castle House:
                        micollh:

                        just curious is any of u sign up for POSB Kid's run ? will it be too tough for our 4 yo? but it will be a fun experience i suppose?


                        Think one of the mummy and our cool Daddy in Yr2005 might be joining..

                        i checked le.. the youngest is 5 yo but for non-competitive is any age below 12 i thk. but maybe next year then join. since 5 is the age indication.

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