Tracy Oldfield

well, after dh pointed out that it's hard for her since dd1 has a lot of stuff that dd2 doesn't have an equivalent of, I realised I could have been a lot more empathetic rather than, 'it's hers, so it's up to her what happens to it.'  So the next question is can we get over it quickly enough to avoid battles in the morning...
 
Thanks, susan
 
Tracy
----- Original Message -----
From: susan
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 7:16 PM
Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Math questions re: Tracy

hi,

i wouldn't beat yourself up just know you're not alone in this experience.  i guess it's just one of those days when your 3 yo learns limits and how to read people and not push them when they can't cope - everything and anything can be a learning experience <g>  the big thing is to be conscious of what you're doing even if it's just being aware that it's wrong.
-susan

Tracy Oldfield wrote:

 I talk it better than I do it, though, I've been so nasty to my 3yo today, I'm ashamed to show my fonts here :-( Ah, well, tomorrow is another day (quoting the Rescuers, ack, Disney-itis!!!) Tracy
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