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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This could have happened with “bossy” girls too. I’d keep the boy vs girl out of the conversation and say can you help my daughter insert herself better into the process.[/quote] +1 this has little to do with gender and much to do with personality. My son's teachers always said he got lost when seated with a table full of alpha girls or alpha boys.[/quote] +1. My thought too. Mom of a non-alpha DS. My guess is if there were 4 people in your daughter's group, my son would not have been front and center either. I was an alpha girl--now woman in the workplace who is usually with men in meetings; I do not have a problem with having my say. [/quote]
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