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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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also stuff like "i don't like gloria", i cried with laughter when i read that book to my nephew.
but gender stereotyping... depends on the child as well, i think. my niece was simply born with an obsession with shoes, pink and purple stuff, and shopping. from being about 2 years old she would drag you into shoe shops, not toy shops. some things are nature as well as nurture!
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:27, 3 replies, latest was 15 years ago)
when I worked in the bookshop I found "Tadpole's Promise" the most traumatic and sad story I have ever read, especially in big picture book form. People who laugh at it are heartless bastards, it's so very moving
www.amazon.co.uk/Tadpoles-Promise-Jeanne-Willis/dp/1842704265
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:29, Reply)
to point out and disparage vulgarity to her. If she loves it all anyway then so be it, but my finely-tuned detection of crassness and general commonness I owe to my parents' pointing and laughing as I grew up.
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:32, Reply)
there's even chances she will love pink glittery tacky shit even if she is also a tomboy. but then she will grow out of it and you'll probably miss it when she is swishing around all tasteful and mocking and sarcastic like her daddy!!!
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:41, Reply)
I've been reading that for 2 months now and I was nearly half way through
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:34, Reply)
I was just about to remove the spoiler. But too late.
www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/news/mogs-creator-kills-off-the-forgetful-cat-to-help-children-understand-death-641485.html
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:35, Reply)
Get someone else to explain death to your daughter.
*Gets all JTDG Medical Man*
Monty, I NEVER joke about death.
(, Fri 12 Nov 2010, 17:38, Reply)
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