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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think at this point people can see the anti-redshirters for what they are: aggressive hypocrites who attack little children. They always show who they are in the end. Every single time. [/quote]

Are you trying to justify your choices?  People are concerned with others holding back their kids as it is not developmentally appropriate for the held back kids nor the other kids in the classroom.  If your kids have delays, send them on time and get them help.  It's not a kid issue as the kids have no say, it's a parenting issue.

There are very few good reasons to hold back a child except significant special needs.  And, really, those kids should go to school to get the therapies and supports.[/quote]

Reality check.  You can’t tell from looking at a kid if they have a special need.  You have no idea what factors went in to a parent’s decision to hold back a kid.  You’re making an assumption that because a child appears neurotypical and healthy, that the parents have no “developmentally appropriate” need to hold back.  [/quote]

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