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    Daddy bath for daughter.

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      verykiasumummy
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      i dun agree dh bathing dd too…


      its not about not having family bonding… how would my dd feel?? if she were to discuss with her friends, she would be laughing stock!!

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        verykiasumummy
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        even if dh dun mind or dd dun mind or whatever reason…


        the same applies to all kids if u want their minds to be clear from right and wrong…

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          vinlene
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          DH has never bathe our 4yo DD before.. when she was 2+ or 3yo, i requested DH to help bathe DD as I was busy with other task but DH shyly rejected quoting he does not know how to bathe for a gal.. :oops: But he did helped to bathe our 6yo DS quite a number of times.

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            linggg
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            Please do what u can to stop it before something irreversible and undesired happens.


            Be strong for your girl.

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              verykiasumummy
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              yes u can never expect or assume nothing will happen out of it… better stop it before the unexpected happens…

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                straffan23
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                My DH has been bathing for our DD since she was 2 days old. IMO, Bathing for is okay, bathing WITH is a no-no with the opposite sex. E.g. I bathe with my DD from time to time; but I wouldn’t do that with my DS.

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                  elohz
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                  I allow my daughter to take a bath with his daddy until she reached her 5 years of age. I dont want her father touching my daughter’s private parts now that she’s growing bigger. Have to educate my child about how to take care of herself and not to let any man touch her private parts.

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                    peterch
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                    I bath my DD and DS since they are a few days old till they were 5/6 years old. But to the later time I only do washing the hair and spraying water while they scrub their body them selves. After that they got use to bath themselves 😉

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                      franklinteoh87
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                      I don’t think it’s okay. 4 yo plus do actually know a lot of things already.

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