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    Club 2005 Kids

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Clubs for parents with similar age children
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      Picolo
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      bigsnoopy:
      Picolo:

      [quote=\"Lingbel\"]
      hee..my DD also year end bb...thats why i super worrying about her when she goes P1 next year


      It's true when you hv yr-end bb. The bb feels stressed, mummy too. My yr-end ds2 always complains ds3 learning too fast....

      :scared: u mean they compare academic also.. DD also compare who goes to bath first and who finish eating first with cousins leh... We never compare acadamic...[/quote]Not that they want to compare... but ds2 feels very pressurized, being the middle child and year-end boy, he's at great disadvantage. He's always feeling that younger bro is catching up very fast...

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        bigsnoopy
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        Picolo:


        Not that they want to compare... but ds2 feels very pressurized, being the middle child and year-end boy, he's at great disadvantage. He's always feeling that younger bro is catching up very fast...
        Oh are they one year different?

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          Picolo
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          bigsnoopy:
          Picolo:



          Not that they want to compare... but ds2 feels very pressurized, being the middle child and year-end boy, he's at great disadvantage. He's always feeling that younger bro is catching up very fast...

          Oh are they one year different?

          No leh... 3 acad yr apart.

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            ectanz
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            Picolo:
            bigsnoopy:

            [quote=\"Picolo\"]

            Not that they want to compare... but ds2 feels very pressurized, being the middle child and year-end boy, he's at great disadvantage. He's always feeling that younger bro is catching up very fast...

            Oh are they one year different?

            No leh... 3 acad yr apart.[/quote]This is why ppls used to say a middle child is most pathetic than the other 2 siblings. Especially if he is a year-end child, then maybe he is feeling pressurize in terms of \"sibling rivalry\". He needs a lot of yr encouragement.

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              Castle House
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              bigsnoopy:
              Lingbel:

              This thread is really very active, I use to be not so active, but yestersday start to join this thread and had fruitful conversation with 2005 club KSP...just 1 night only, I prompte from yellow belt to orange belt leh


              Hehehe... We yak too much already... Oops...

              :congrats: up a level...

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                Castle House
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                Today. on leave…


                last night… after bb woke up…

                DD1 also woke up… and she suddenly run a high fever… so went to tend to her…

                Now, she is having her nap…

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                  Mawar
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                  Hi everyone, I have a 2005 year end gal. Previously i visited this site but have not found the time to stay. I have been muddling around as a blur parent while trying to make ends meet. Looking at the active threads, I know I can learn a lot about parenting from all your sharings.


                  I have an older child too.

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                    Castle House
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                    Hi…mawar


                    welcome to this club…

                    We are all here to share and learn from one another…

                    All done with the P1 registration? So she will be joining the older sibling?

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                      SAHM_TAN
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                      Mawar:
                      Hi everyone, I have a 2005 year end gal. Previously i visited this site but have not found the time to stay. I have been muddling around as a blur parent while trying to make ends meet. Looking at the active threads, I know I can learn a lot about parenting from all your sharings.


                      I have an older child too.
                      :welcome:

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                        SAHM_TAN
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                        Castle House,


                        Hope your DD1 is feeling better.

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