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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not sure how this translates into parenting advice, but as a woman now in my early 50s, I am very glad that I got the message early on not to rely on my looks. [/quote] Yep, if you have talents and skills, you'll have a whole lot leftover to be proud of once your beauty starts to fade. [/quote] I’m sure your daughter will appreciate hearing, “Don’t worry honey! At least you have skills to fall back on!” :roll: [/quote] DP.. but it's true and something every child needs to learn eventually. [/quote] And so you don’t think your child can eventually figure that out on her own, without Mom or Dad having to give her a dose of reality?[/quote] what is your problem? Sure, my child will eventually learn pretty much most things on her own, but as a parent, I want to make sure she learns certain things from me. It's also a way to help build their confidence early on. I'm sorry, but you sound like a terrible parent to just dismiss this.[/quote] DP here, but wow. You're accusing the PP of being a "terrible parent," when it's [b]you[/b] who is dismissing the importance of telling your children they're beautiful (and smart, etc.)? Hmm. Might want to think about that one for a bit.[/quote]
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