What about yourself are you happy to NOT see in your kids?
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Anonymous
| Shallowly, I’m delighted DD didn’t get my thick ankles or too-close-together eyes. |
Anonymous
| My anxiety but I know it’s still up in the air |
Anonymous
| my coarse hair |
Anonymous
| Anxiety and adhd |
Anonymous
| As a kid I was shy and unsure of myself whereas my kids so far seem outgoing and confident so I’m very happy about that. |
Anonymous
| I was born legally blind in one eye, and have a ridiculously strong prescription (got glasses at age 2). Cause is genetic. Happy to see my kids are now 7 and 10 with totally normal vision. |
Anonymous
| My health issues. |
Anonymous
| Extreme allergies |
Anonymous
| Crooked, cavity-prone teeth. My choppers are straight now and look good, but man are they unhealthy. |
Anonymous
| My stubbornness! It may serve him well later on, but for now it is inconvenient to me. |
Anonymous
| Too young to know yet, but I'm really hoping my kids don't inherit my people pleaser tendencies. I know that's a learned behavior, not genetic, so I'm doing my best to model better behavior, but it's hard. Hopefully I'm doing enough! |
Anonymous
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A minor thing, but I'm glad my DD did not inherit my wide, flat feet! It's always hard finding shoes, especially ones that look cute.
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Anonymous
OP here and yeah, that’s something I’d love my DD especially to not inherit. |
Anonymous
| Night terrors and sleep walking. I'm so glad they weren't cursed with that. |
Anonymous
| Oh so many things... but also several that I wish they did inherit. My thin lips for sure (DH has nice big lips), my very wide hips (though one of my kids might get it more or less). |