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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn't care. Plus, your kid sounds out of control TO HER. Notice I wrote to her? People are different, some have a high threshold and some are more high strung and have a low threshold. Why take him to her house in any case if you can see that she can't handle your kid well? I know plenty of parents who go on and on about how their kids were high energy, and then they meet my kids! You realize it is like people who claim they are fine with dogs and want to pet my high energy golden, and I say no, you don't, trust me, and they still say, no it's fine, and I say, no he is fine as long as you ignore him and don't show affection and excitement.....And they are stubborn fools, so voila I say fine, and he gets into excited frenzy at their feet and jumps, because, hey they gave him permission, and then they start being all startled and clearly have no idea what a high energy golden acts like, with all of his 65-70lbs. So, same with my kids, people don't have a clue. So realize that her high energy and your are two different things, that maybe to her your kid is out of control and to me he might be a "low energy"as our POTUS might say. Avoid that playdate, and have a great time at a trampoline gym instead. Anyway, I'd take high energy kid over a marshmallow kid any day.[/quote] Marshmallow kid? That is so hurtful. I have a quiet, studious little guy who loves books. He is not a marshmallow. [/quote] Yeah, I'm glad you all love your "high-energy" kids, but insulting other kids is a pretty terrible way to demonstrate it. Honestly, when someone feels the need to do this, I figure their kid is a holy terror and they're making excuses for it. Because normal parents don't feel the need to put down other little kids. [/quote] Whatever, snow flake parents. I like active kids because I am really active and so is DH. But, everything is an insult to people who are sedentary and have nothing better to do. Plus, you just insulted me, so way to go, no take the higher road for you, but there should be one for me? Hypocrites. To each their own. [/quote] Oh, chill out, Snowflake. My son was a quiet well behaved little guy and still an amazing athlete. He was All State in Football and Baseball and is not at Dartmouth playing baseball. He has a chance at going pro. High energy doesn't mean bratty and ill-behaved. [/quote]
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