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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We redshirted my late April birthday son this year. He started Kindergarten as a 6 year old. So far it is the best thing we've done for him. He tells us he wants the same thing for his younger brother so he can also be at the top of his class. Our 6 year old has always been skinnier and was bullied in preschool. The year has made an incredible difference for him. He has a friend in his class who has an August birthday and just turned 5 before school started. Although this boy is clearly advanced academically, is reading, has good hand writing, pays close attention to detail, he is not noticed in the clas among his peers because he is the youngest and is not a leader. The other boys have no interest in playing with him. My nephew is gifted and in college now. He has an August birthday and just turned 6 after the start of his kindergarten year. He will tell you today that it helped him to be a leader and has never regretted the decision his parents made. [/quote] OMG these posts are so funny...save this for when your "leaders" come to rule the world! Unless of course you feel they should remain at home with you indefinitely...I mean there might be people at work that are smarter, bigger, than your kids...[/quote]
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