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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog
Now, my own daughter is turning three. She came to me yesterday with a puzzle, wanting me to put it together for her. I started her out, by putting in a few of the corner pieces in, and then let her work on it. She stopped a few times, frustrated and asking me to do it for her...but I just told her that she was good, and she knew how and she smiled and kept right on working. I could have put it together for her, but what does that do for her?
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How is giving your 3 y.o. the information she needed to do the puzzle herself any different than AOIIbamamom asking for information to give her daughter to help her with her situation?? The last time I checked AOIIbamamom was not intending to go down to UA and go through spring rush for her daughter's friend.