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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP seems to think this needs to be done because the kid was mocked by another little kid--she witnessed another child calling this child a baby!
Oh, the horror! As if the other kid wouldn't find some other reason to call a kid "baby!" 
And as if the way we respond to playground taunts is to immediately make sure our children conform to whatever the other children think is appropriate!
Hey, OP, if this 3 year old girl is "clearly ready" why doesn't she ask her parents for some underpants? A 3 year old can talk, right? I mean, if she wants to potty train, why would she not tell her parents this?
If it's not clear by now, I think you should MYOB.[/quote]

OP here. Your question is laughable. In addition to being made fun of, I have detailed examples of her readiness. But are you really saying that if a child does not ask her parents for something it means she is not ready? Seriously? She didn't ask me to make her dinner, give her a bath, or make her take her multivitamin the last time she spent the night at my house but I did those things because she needs them. We are the adults here. I am involved in her life but I have been clear that I am minding my own business and that I am using this thread to sort out my feelings on the subject. Your reading comprehension and reasoning skills are scary. [/quote]

Oh, OP, you really need to stop talking.  How deep can you dig yourself?[/quote]

OP here. I haven't "dug myself" anywhere. I have been consistent and clear. What are you talking about? Use your words. [/quote]

I've changed my mind.

You keep talking.  I'll keep laughing![/quote]

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