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Reply to "If a teacher asks if my child is an only child (they are) what could they have noticed in the classroo"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From my kids I have heard the opposite. They say that they can always tell an only as they can't share and think everything revolves around them particularly the teachers attention. I have never heard that they are more patient! Usually the opposite. I do agree that they can be better at adult interactions - sometimes more independent. Sometimes having siblings drives kids to want to have their own time and thing. [/quote] Children are often not the best reporters of peer behavior. I would actually be concerned if my kids were coming home telling me how they can "always tell an only" because that's a weird fixation on family size, and also most kids don't study each other for clues. They'd just be like "do you have brothers and sisters? I have two." [/quote]
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