What about yourself are you happy to NOT see in your kids?
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Anonymous
| Nail biting! |
Anonymous
| My physical disability from birth. I was confident that it wasn’t genetic but you never know. I’ve dealt with it and I’ve done well but I think I’m very lucky. But it was physical and not mental and that was a blessing. |
Anonymous
| My blue eyes. |
Anonymous
"Sorry, that won't/doesn't work for us," said really breezily has never failed me. |
Anonymous
| Happy my kid is average height. I'm not fond of being short. |
Anonymous
| My Asperger-ish tendencies. |
Anonymous
| My stutter. I heard her tell all of her teacher “I go by NICKNAME” and I was so glad she didn’t have to suffer through my yearly/semester/every substitute “call me by my middle name” that took forever because I stuttered through the whole thing |
Anonymous
| My super fine, thin hair. |
Anonymous
| ADHD. Lack of athletic ability. |
Anonymous
| Also I have great vision, but both my husband and my father have AWFUL vision, so I was sure any kid I had would need glasses out of the womb. Luckily she has great vision too. |
Anonymous
| Everything except maybe my natural intelligence. I hope they take after my husband. |
Anonymous
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Pale skin, awkward lack of athletic ability, poor dance skills. My youngest is 10, but my 13 year old has completely skipped the awkward phase I had from age 10-14.
I wish they had gotten my love of reading though. |
Anonymous
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-Epilepsy
I grew up in Fl, I would be a terrible helicopter parent here if my child was diagnosed. -Dry Feet My feet used to bleed so much as a kid because of this, and was very painful. So much more, I have terrible genetics. |
Anonymous
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My asthma and allergies.
My penchant for procrastination. |
Anonymous
| Perfectionism (mostly. I could take a perfectly clean room now and then.) |