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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What exactly is your concern?  When my kid was that age, she was scared of squirrels.  When she saw them and was scared, I gave her a hug and said, "Yes, squirrels are scary, look the squirrel is going up the tree.  Oh look, there's a puppy; shall we ask their human if we can say hi?"  Just provide comfort and distraction; not sure why it needs to be talked about when there aren't any bees around.[/quote]

If you thought this response was nasty op it’s no wonder you’re raising scared children. [/quote]

+1 op needs to chill no surprise  kid  high strung. 🍎....  🌳 feels sorry for dat kid. Making fear noises while reading books sounds flat out cra cra[/quote]

I don't make the fear noise, SHE makes the fear noises. Like she goes and finds a book with a picture of a bee, brings it to me, points at the bee and makes scared noises. I think the bees are just the exciting thing this week and I want to make sure I don't somehow make the fear worse. It's hard to communicate with someone who can't talk. F you. [/quote]

Nobody will ever want to give you real help in life because you’re too arrogant to see your own faults and can’t handle the fact that you’re making your daughter scared and revert to name calling rather than listening. It’s easy to communicate with kids that can’t talk I’ve done it for many many years so get over yourself.[/quote]

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