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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, your reasons are not compelling to me.  Academically he sounds ready.  You mention a few bullies who were older.  My child has been bullied by much younger kids.  This won't solve your problem.

In my opinion, whenever I see a redshirted child, I assume s/he has learning or social issues.  Of course, I would never say that to you but that's what I would think.  [/quote]
And... that makes you think less of a the kid? Because they have learning issues? Or does it make you think less of the parent?[/quote]

Where did the PP say that?

[quote]Really- why are spending time thinking about anyone elses kid- but your own.[/quote]

So when your did is having trouble with another kid at school and you're trying to help them, do you never consider that one possible factor (among others, such as misunderstandings or your own kid being a butthead in an interaction) that the other kid may be doing his or her best to behave properly but just can't?

My kids talk about the other kids in their classes when they're telling me about their days. Yours don't?[/quote]

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