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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are you attending a sensory class?  Does you kid have sensory issues? If not, it is like looking for something to be wrong at such a young age.  Your child is fine, let your child run around and play, it will be more beneficial than sitting around and learning colors. We lived in Africa when my kids were young, DS was super active and I was super proud, he could out jump and outrun other kids. And he could catch a fly from behind with his forefinger and a thumb!  No joke. Couldn't read until, ehh. who cares, he can read now. Think how lucky your DS is that his mom is with him and not his nanny.[/quote]

OP here.  No, DS doesn't have any sensory issues.  It is a great and very fun class.  And this nanny was better and more devoted to the child than half of the mothers in the class.

So sorry to hear that your son was slow.  That must have been hard for him.

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WTF, OP?!  Did you even read the PP?

Her son was not slow, and your son likely isn't either. Kids don't develop at the same pace.

I think you're actually the nanny trolling and wanting a pat on your back. [/quote]

NO here and the first PP, the one who lived in Africa, is insufferable.  I am glad the OP took her down.  [/quote]

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