Re: typical little boy behavior
elaine greenwood-hyde
Hi
I'm not sure about this as my 6 yr old dd is hardly ever without a stick
or some such weapon in hand. She's so tough and is always talking about
fighting. I have thought about some kind of martial art for her as she
adores 1970's chinese/hongkong kungfu movies.
She's not much of a joiner-iner though, we tried Rainbows and a dance class
and she just ran around and did her own thing or hid in a corner. She wanted
to go but didn't want to do 'it' if you see what I mean.
BWs Elaine
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I'm not sure about this as my 6 yr old dd is hardly ever without a stick
or some such weapon in hand. She's so tough and is always talking about
fighting. I have thought about some kind of martial art for her as she
adores 1970's chinese/hongkong kungfu movies.
She's not much of a joiner-iner though, we tried Rainbows and a dance class
and she just ran around and did her own thing or hid in a corner. She wanted
to go but didn't want to do 'it' if you see what I mean.
BWs Elaine
>I saw all the 4 year olds head right for the playground, find sticks and_________________________________________________________________
>started "shooting" each other saying "I'll kill you" and "I just shot you
>in the back."
>>Do you think this is more prevalent in ps'ers than in hs'ers? I'm just
>>curious. I havent been around alot of hs'ers. This seems like typical
>>little boy behavior to me.<<<<
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Rachel Ann
My 3 also plays a lot of sword games what have you...
I was, when younger in my parenting, opposed to gun play...and it still bugs
me a bit to see some of the games my kids play on the computer, but play
they do...
Esther, when she was 2 use to like to watch Xena.... Now she doesn't like
the violent shows as much...
be well,
Rachel Ann
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Date: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 17:11:16
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Hi
I'm not sure about this as my 6 yr old dd is hardly ever without a stick
or some such weapon in hand. She's so tough and is always talking about
fighting. I have thought about some kind of martial art for her as she
adores 1970's chinese/hongkong kungfu movies.
She's not much of a joiner-iner though, we tried Rainbows and a dance class
and she just ran around and did her own thing or hid in a corner. She wanted
to go but didn't want to do 'it' if you see what I mean.
BWs Elaine
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I was, when younger in my parenting, opposed to gun play...and it still bugs
me a bit to see some of the games my kids play on the computer, but play
they do...
Esther, when she was 2 use to like to watch Xena.... Now she doesn't like
the violent shows as much...
be well,
Rachel Ann
-------Original Message-------
From: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 17:11:16
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: typical little boy behavior
Hi
I'm not sure about this as my 6 yr old dd is hardly ever without a stick
or some such weapon in hand. She's so tough and is always talking about
fighting. I have thought about some kind of martial art for her as she
adores 1970's chinese/hongkong kungfu movies.
She's not much of a joiner-iner though, we tried Rainbows and a dance class
and she just ran around and did her own thing or hid in a corner. She wanted
to go but didn't want to do 'it' if you see what I mean.
BWs Elaine
>I saw all the 4 year olds head right for the playground, find sticks and_________________________________________________________________
>started "shooting" each other saying "I'll kill you" and "I just shot you
>in the back."
>>Do you think this is more prevalent in ps'ers than in hs'ers? I'm just
>>curious. I havent been around alot of hs'ers. This seems like typical
>>little boy behavior to me.<<<<
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