It is driving me mad and I worry that it is driving her friends mad too. I'd be furious if she was doing it at school too.
I am a primary teacher so I know all of the silly games/behaviours that go on, but I feel dd is falling into the trap of acting like this all the time.
She has started talking in a really silly baby/nasal/affected put on voice, it us becoming the norm for her and I feel like I am alway saying "speak in a PROPER voice". She can't seem to ever properly calm down, she is constantly hyper and silly. I actually told her tonight that I miss the "old her" (in so many words), as I can't now remember the last time I was able to have a normal conversation with her without the silliness creeping in again. Don't get me wrong, she is a lovely energetic and cheery wee thing, but this seems to be morphing into behaviour that is downright stupid and irritating/off putting to others.
I can't constantly pull her up on all of it or I'd never be off her back, and I know that a fair amount of carry on is normal. But I can't stand the stupid voice and don't understand where this affectation has come from and why. She is almost at the end of her 1st year of school and I wonder if any of it is just down to tiredness?
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Is anyone else's 5/6yr old so bloody SILLY all the time?
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LauraPashley · 25/06/2013 20:21
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