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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think you are projecting the cause on the center. Your child's personality is what it is. AAP doesn't make a child a perfectionist. It might exacerbate the child's anxiety or perfectionism, but it was there already. Every center is different. Every kid is different. Don't blame AAP as a whole for whatever proclivities your child has.[/quote] I don't blame AAP. My child does. My point was that it is a tough culture and not right for every kids (including many, like my child, that had high IQ scores). I want people to think through whether it's right for their child and not be minded by the prestige or whatever. My DD is bright, artsy and incredibly introverted. For her, it fed on her weaknesses and insecurities. Like I said, it could be a good fit for other kids.[/quote]
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