I have 4 year old twin girls, due to start reception in September. They've been together through nursery for the last 2 years with no issues.
The school they're attending has a 2 form entry. The school wanted to split them.
After talking it through with them (my children) they're adamant they want to stay together. So I spoke to the school a while ago and they agreed they could be in the same class.
But now I'm doubting my decision.
I felt they may be better off separated... no particular reason why, it just seems to be the done thing with the twins I've come across.
Would you have taken their opinion into consideration? Or am I a fool for allowing a couple of 4 year olds to sway my decision?
How much consideration do you give to your own kids opinions? And at what age?
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How much of a say to you allow your children?
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MeatBall3000 · 04/06/2019 11:48
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