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How can I teach my daughter appropriate behaviour with strangers ??

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 03-Jul-09 11:10:05
She sounds loving and confident, which is great, and you have years to teach her what is appropriate before she is mixing with strangers without supervision. My outgoing older dd has become more shy with strangers as she's got older - suspect that's the normal way.
Thanks, that's a good. smile

Lets hope she grows out of it soon. grin
my 4 yr old goes up to everyone and talks to them too!
so some of it;s an age thing I am sure
Hi, my daghter is 4.5 and has a severe spech disorder and some other issues which she is being asseced for.
She dosn't seem to know what's appropriate with strangers and often says to them "I love you" or "I love you all the world". (they always look to me to translate). blush We went shopping yesterday and every person she met, she went right up to them and asked them there name, then chatted away to them. Not all of which I understood.
She walked passed a Man in a shop and kissed his bum yesterday. blush Luckily he didn't notice. I told her that that was not very nice, and she said "It was kind and lovely thing to do."
She used to be very shy, but has so much confidence now. I don't want to knock it.
It just gets very wearing and sometimes embarassing for me though.
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