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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I give mad praise and applause. DS was day trained for both poop and pee at 23 months. Lost the training pants at night by 2.3. [b]Generous people praise other people and become very well-liked and respected. [/b]This fad of no praise is total crap. [/quote] I think there is something to this! We gave tons and tons of praise to DS when he was younger (not blowing smoke up his a**, but more when he did something like pee in the potty for the first time) and we find that he does the same now for his little brother. It's actually pretty cool to watch. I wasn't praised at all as a kid, and have a pretty terrible relationship even now, with my parents. All, FWIW. [/quote] I couldn't agree more. [/quote]
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