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		By: Maggie		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[OK now you will think I&#039;m stalking you because I&#039;m commenting on old posts, but my husband and I just talked about this in re: our 7 year old son a  few days ago.  We told him to come in because it was dark and time for dinner the other day and you would have thought we&#039;d stabbed him in the eye with something sharp.  I don&#039;t really consider him particularly sensitive (at least he has no problem telling my husband or I that he doesn&#039;t like us when we make him do things like come in when it&#039;s dark), but there are times when I wonder if he&#039;s managing to hold his shit together at school and he only gets super emotional at home when he&#039;s tired etc?  I hope so because even though I don&#039;t want to stifle him (blah blah life force or whatever crap here),  I also don&#039;t want him to be the kid who cries all the time at school or with his friends.  His teacher hasn&#039;t reported anything, but I still wonder.  This child raising thing doesn&#039;t seem to get easier, I just trade one set of concerns for another.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OK now you will think I&#8217;m stalking you because I&#8217;m commenting on old posts, but my husband and I just talked about this in re: our 7 year old son a  few days ago.  We told him to come in because it was dark and time for dinner the other day and you would have thought we&#8217;d stabbed him in the eye with something sharp.  I don&#8217;t really consider him particularly sensitive (at least he has no problem telling my husband or I that he doesn&#8217;t like us when we make him do things like come in when it&#8217;s dark), but there are times when I wonder if he&#8217;s managing to hold his shit together at school and he only gets super emotional at home when he&#8217;s tired etc?  I hope so because even though I don&#8217;t want to stifle him (blah blah life force or whatever crap here),  I also don&#8217;t want him to be the kid who cries all the time at school or with his friends.  His teacher hasn&#8217;t reported anything, but I still wonder.  This child raising thing doesn&#8217;t seem to get easier, I just trade one set of concerns for another.</p>
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		By: Kristine		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kristine]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have no idea.  As I&#039;m not there yet - but my nephew was and still is pretty emotional.  They put him in Tae Kwon Do and it worked wonders - he&#039;s still emotional, but he has a little more self control about it.  (The &quot;fighting&quot; part didn&#039;t really stick because he doesn&#039;t practice it, but the self control portion has.)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have no idea.  As I&#8217;m not there yet &#8211; but my nephew was and still is pretty emotional.  They put him in Tae Kwon Do and it worked wonders &#8211; he&#8217;s still emotional, but he has a little more self control about it.  (The &#8220;fighting&#8221; part didn&#8217;t really stick because he doesn&#8217;t practice it, but the self control portion has.)</p>
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