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    Club 2007 Kiddo

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      Restless_Mum
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      Hi all, my younger daughter just join the ballet grade 1 but i was told that they were supposed to have long hair and tie a ballet bun during class but we prefer short hair. Every single time we bring her to the hairdresser she would cry and wail loudly until the whole shop could hear her, i have no opinion about the hair length but my mother-in-law insisted on short hair…haiz…Btw she is 4 this year, girls in her school are more vain and almost all tend to have longer hair maybe also one of the reason she don’t want. Now her hair passes shoulder length again, mother-in-law starts to nag again, Anyone got suggestion?

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        SAHM_TAN
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        :welcome:

        Maybe you can tell your MIL that the teacher wants her to keep the hair long?

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          Restless_Mum
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          Then she said to quit class 😮 sometimes really unreasonable…

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            phtthp
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            our weather very hot & humid, sweat a lot.


            does your girl wash her hair everyday ? bec some children hate washing hair. when come to wash hair, scream, cry & made so much noise.

            if she doesn’t wash hair often, tell her to keep short hair. Unless she take responsiblity to look after her own body hygiene.

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              Castle House
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              Restless_Mum:
              Hi all, my younger daughter just join the ballet grade 1 but i was told that they were supposed to have long hair and tie a ballet bun during class but we prefer short hair. Every single time we bring her to the hairdresser she would cry and wail loudly until the whole shop could hear her, i have no opinion about the hair length but my mother-in-law insisted on short hair........haiz...............Btw she is 4 this year, girls in her school are more vain and almost all tend to have longer hair maybe also one of the reason she don't want. Now her hair passes shoulder length again, mother-in-law starts to nag again, Anyone got suggestion?

              Welcome..

              My hair also keep her hair long.. cos I used to have long hair.. and she follows..

              Now I have cut my hair short.. but told her to keep it long.. so that I can tie her hair.. 😄

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                SAHM_TAN
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                Restless_Mum:
                Then she said to quit class 😮 sometimes really unreasonable....

                If the ballet teacher does not insist that your DD keep long hair, then you have to decide do you want to keep peace with your MIL or let your DD keep long hair.

                My DD1 does not like to cut her hair too, but I told her she can only grow her hair when she's older and I set an age for her to do so.

                Now I let her grow because I'm using it to motivate her to learn the violin :evil:

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                  Castle House
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                  Morning everyone


                  Tired.. :snooze:

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                    Castle House
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                    Morning everyone…


                    Have a good day…

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                      SAHM_TAN, is violin difficult to pick up for ur DD ? when she starts violin, at what age ? my DD is doing JMC and we play and practise at home, DS seems to pick up the songs , do, re mi… im thinking maybe in future i should get him to pick up violin instead of piano…so that at home, one piano, one violin, compliment each other ?

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                        SAHM_TAN
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                        Hi micollh, my DD1 picked it up when she was 5. It was ok no big drama. It’s important to match the "correct" teacher to the child. At first I could still keep up with her but now her fingering is better than me.


                        She learns the violin using the normal method. But if you are looking at the suzuki method, your DS is able to start earlier, I think at 2yrs old if I’m not mistaken. But you will need to learn the instrument along with him, that is one of the uniqueness of the suzuki method, among other things.

                        DS is in general music class and will be exposed to the mechanics of the violin this year but becos of bb, I cannot sign him up for the suzuki method. Also I rather like my DD1’s teacher, so when he’s 5, I will let him learn under DD1’s teacher.

                        As for bb, I might consider her for suzuki method becos the older kids are in school when she’s 2yos.

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