chatiing with ohter mums wiht babies ds3s age after school this am. We were notincing th differnces between them and their siblings and we concluded that doing things early ( reading, walking, teething, swimming) makes no differnce in t he end ( after all academic prowess sadly not judged on number of teeth or ability to recite abc)
that they all swim in the end, all read int he end etc..
what do you a ll think?
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Does doing things early make any differnece in t he long run?
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codswallop · 10/07/2004 13:06
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