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    Club 2010 Kids

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      pinkapple
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      Rejoicemom:
      hi all

      Can i join this club?
      My DS is Sep 2010 baby.
      he's turning 16 mths soon ...
      What worries me is that he drools all the time! he doesn't like to close his mouth and saliva will just drip slowly out. I use up about 6 bibs every day.
      anyone knows of people with this condition before and how it was treated?
      thanks!
      cannot be treated. it's just a stage some babies/toddlers go thru'.

      but hor... u all got pinch his cheeks or not?
      cannot hor. will cause baby to drool.

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        Always21
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        will try, asking the brother not to play with her toys. I guess I should be stern to the younger one but at 18months she is so adorable. :drool:

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          pinkapple
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          Always21:
          will try, asking the brother not to play with her toys. I guess I should be stern to the younger one but at 18months she is so adorable. :drool:

          disagree. should ask the children to share their toys and play together rather than keep to their own toys. Then they learn to share and socialise.

          yes they are young and adorable but that is no excuse for misbehaviour. Children grow very fast. if we keep thinking they are stil young, let them have their way, soon we will not be able to control them.

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            beauty79
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            pinkapple:
            Always21:

            will try, asking the brother not to play with her toys. I guess I should be stern to the younger one but at 18months she is so adorable. :drool:


            disagree. should ask the children to share their toys and play together rather than keep to their own toys. Then they learn to share and socialise.

            yes they are young and adorable but that is no excuse for misbehaviour. Children grow very fast. if we keep thinking they are stil young, let them have their way, soon we will not be able to control them.

            I get my older kids to use 3 steps. First, Ask for permission to play. Next, take another toy to exchange with younger sibling. If younger sibling refuses, then you have to wait. Kids under 3 don't really share toys and play together. Even for building blocks, they don't build something together. It's still parallel play. I always praise my young ones whenever they pass the toys to others when asked permission to play. I will exclaimed... Wow! You share your toys!

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              pinkapple
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              beauty79:

              I get my older kids to use 3 steps. First, Ask for permission to play. Next, take another toy to exchange with younger sibling. If younger sibling refuses, then you have to wait. Kids under 3 don't really share toys and play together. Even for building blocks, they don't build something together. It's still parallel play. I always praise my young ones whenever they pass the toys to others when asked permission to play. I will exclaimed... Wow! You share your toys!
              agree! agree!

              I ask my elder to give meimei something else to play with too.

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                clonob
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                pinkapple:
                Harlow harlow.


                My #2 is a 2010 June baby.

                Just started sending her to childcare and she's still in the \"I don't want (to go to school)\" stage.
                My DD is a June 2010 baby too 😉

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                  micollh
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                  mine just started childcare on 3rd Jan… after 4 days last week… today refuse to enter childcare… so heart pain to see him cry…sob…got my hubby to peep at him …

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                    ausbee
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                    yes, my child has been going for 2 wks, and she's still in 'crying mode' every morning i drop her off at the door. 😞

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                      micollh
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                      ausbee.. i feel very bad last week when he cried when i left him alone..but i thought about it.. my girl went thru this too.. she cried for one month.. cried until vomit that type.. but now, she is so happy to go to childcare cos her friends and teachers are like another family for her.. hope my boy will get used to the environment soon 🙂

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                        ausbee
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                        oh i see. my girl will cry until she’s inside the classroom. once inside, i think she’s ok coz i dont hear her crying. as long as she doesnt see me, she’s ok.

                        i tot my girl likes sch also, sometimes i catch her singing to herself, although i don’t know what she’s singing. i think they just need time to adapt. just depends on how long.

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