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Asking here for advice, hope someone can help

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dilemma456 · 19/06/2009 14:32

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MaryMotherOfGod · 19/06/2009 20:21

I don't know of any books but am bumping for you in the hopes of attracting the attention of someone who does

dilemma456 · 19/06/2009 21:38

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Kewcumber · 26/06/2009 08:46

three is the age at which childrene start to notice difference eg he has a beard but daddy doesn't, why is he taller than me etc so its perfectly reasonable of her to be startled now becasue she probably hadn't noticed before!

I wouldn't worry too much about it - make sure you have photos of them where she can see them. You could try some very gentle books about differnt families

www.amazon.co.uk/All-Kinds-People-Lift-Flap/dp/1857070674/ref=wl_it_dp?ie=UTF8&coliid=I1N1MNBLLPHW8& colid=O958ZHSOY0JH

www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Book-Todd-Parr/dp/0316738964/ref=wl_it_dp?ie=UTF8&coliid=I2KT5VYJ3K3RHX&coli d=O958ZHSOY0JH

She's really too small at three to understand why its possible for her white daddy has differnt colour children (though if her hair colour is different you might try pointing that out).

Your explanation is perfectly reasonable so stick with it - try to find photos of familie in magazines of mixed race families and make your own book if necessary!

Kewcumber · 26/06/2009 08:46

another thought - try mixing pale pink paint with chocolate brown with her and seeing what colour it comes out...

dilemma456 · 26/06/2009 19:10

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dilemma456 · 05/07/2009 22:36

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designergirl · 15/08/2009 20:32

Aww that's really sweet!

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