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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is your goal OP? [/quote] Why do you think OP has a goal beyond keeping her child growing and engaged? [/quote] Not the PP, but I think the point is that keeping a child growing and engaged should be the goal of all parents of young kids. Parenting a "gifted" 3 year-old is not going to be radically different than parenting a non-gifted 3 year-old. Maybe the books you are reading together are slighly more complex, but the same parenting applies: consistent rules, not too much screen time, a vocabulary and literature-rich environment, and stimulating activities like going to the museum or the zoo. [/quote] I am the PP and yes, basically this. [/quote]
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