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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know where she got this from (just kidding- dad and I both have strong personalities and are go-getter types) but over the last year or two, my 5 year old's personality has really emerged, for better or worse. -Extremely extroverted and thrives on social interaction. -Kind, but intensely competitive at the same time -Bossy- very, very, very bossy -Very bright -Analytical in the kindergartener sense- thinks about the "why's" and the "how's" and tries to get around things, very quick to point out rules/policies/actions that don't make sense to her I'm curious if anyone had a little girl like this and what they ended up to be like as an adolescent or young adult. I am not sure how to encourage the good while also shutting down the bad. I have Sheryl Sandberg in the back of my head, saying that we shouldn't refer to little girls as bossy.. but she really is bossy, and I'm afraid this is going to hurt her socially. I guess I'm just not sure what to expect as a parent. I know there are plenty of other kids with this personality type, I just don't know any of them personally. Thanks. [/quote] They grow up to be academic superstars, convert their smarts into big law partnership, and bank fat stacks of cash while never again talking to the asshole, misogynistic parents who called them names like "bossy." Or at least that's my story.[/quote] +1[/quote] Why do we have to bulldoze a parent every time he/she asks a question on this forum ? Whats wrong with sharing advice and yet be gentle ? Please. Lets be kind to each other.[/quote]
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