Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it’s one thing to have them and use them at bedtime or take on vacation. I don’t think it’s typical at all for a middle schooler to carry one around openly while using baby talk.
OP again. Whose kid is doing this?
Anonymous wrote:
My 13 year old loves to pretend play with his much younger sister with plush animals - they invent whole universes, huge battles, etc, a la LOTR. Every time we travel, they are allowed to buy one plush from each country we visit. Pretty soon, our house will be too small.
It's all good. My father kept my plush animals from when I was a kid. When they visit his house, my kids love to play with them.
Anonymous wrote:We are on vacation and he’s holding one and the other is peeking from his backpack. Rising 6th grader (also keeps saying ouchie). He’s my only child. Thoughts? Experience? I’m just judging. Just curious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is your boy happy? That’s all the matters.
He is happy most of the time. Expressed fear of plan crashing and ferry boat sinking today. We talked and he seemed fine.
You’re a good parent.
OP. Thank you! I only have one child so I need to get feedback sometimes.
Anonymous wrote:I think it’s one thing to have them and use them at bedtime or take on vacation. I don’t think it’s typical at all for a middle schooler to carry one around openly while using baby talk.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but this is weird.Anonymous wrote:40 something married with kids big law lawyer. DW and I have about 20 stuffed animals in our bed.
Anonymous wrote:My DD brought her stuffed panda to the first day of high school.
Sorry, but this is weird.Anonymous wrote:40 something married with kids big law lawyer. DW and I have about 20 stuffed animals in our bed.