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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have come across a lot of girls like this, its quite normal, but probably unfamiliar to parents of mostly boys. Send her where you want to live, where your boys go etc. She'll be fine. So will you when you work out that she's normal.[/quote] Haha. We don't think she isn't normal! She's just in some ways a mystery to is! For one thing, she's smarter than anyone else in our family--her parents included (obviously we *know* more than she does at this point, but yeah, we're pretty sure that in terms of pure intellect she's got all of us beat). She's also much MUCH more extraverted, and since DH and I and both our sons tend to like small groups of well-known people followed by alone time...we are somewhat puzzled by the fact that our girl likes nothing more than huge rooms of new people! Then there's the daredevil side. Good lord, I was terrified to do a cartwheel as a kid. My daughter is learning backflips. [/quote] This. Is.What.Daughters.Are.Like don't make her a princess[/quote] Oh, I am so sorry, I did not realize that daughters come only in one mold and that mold fits our daughter perfectly! Seriously? Why on earth would you think we are trying to make her a princess? Was it not clear that we adore her the way she is? Let me spell it out for you then. We.Do.Not.Want.To.Change.Our.Daughter.[/quote]
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