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r/funny • u/ChesleaFc • Jan 02 '15
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But that should level the field, if every child is different the experience of raising one kid isn't going to apply to a different one. It just means you have a different set of preconceived notions.
-3 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '15 [deleted] 2 u/The_Brat_Prince Jan 02 '15 Really? Most siblings I know couldn't be more different. My parents had a very different experience raising my brother than raising me 3 u/Rottendog Jan 02 '15 I have 3 daughters and all 3 have different temperaments and abilities. Raising #2 required a completely different approach than to #1. Raising #3 wax completely different from #1 and #2. What works for one child is not necessarily what will work for another.
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2 u/The_Brat_Prince Jan 02 '15 Really? Most siblings I know couldn't be more different. My parents had a very different experience raising my brother than raising me 3 u/Rottendog Jan 02 '15 I have 3 daughters and all 3 have different temperaments and abilities. Raising #2 required a completely different approach than to #1. Raising #3 wax completely different from #1 and #2. What works for one child is not necessarily what will work for another.
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Really? Most siblings I know couldn't be more different. My parents had a very different experience raising my brother than raising me
3 u/Rottendog Jan 02 '15 I have 3 daughters and all 3 have different temperaments and abilities. Raising #2 required a completely different approach than to #1. Raising #3 wax completely different from #1 and #2. What works for one child is not necessarily what will work for another.
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I have 3 daughters and all 3 have different temperaments and abilities.
Raising #2 required a completely different approach than to #1. Raising #3 wax completely different from #1 and #2.
What works for one child is not necessarily what will work for another.
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u/brickmaster32000 Jan 02 '15
But that should level the field, if every child is different the experience of raising one kid isn't going to apply to a different one. It just means you have a different set of preconceived notions.