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Re: Does asynchrony usually mean something? MotherofToddler #168969 09/24/13 03:45 PM
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22B Member 2 Joined: Feb 2013 Posts: 1,228	A certain amount of asynchrony is normal in the sense that everyone will develop faster in some ways than others. It's a question of degree.

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Does asynchrony usually mean something?	MotherofToddler	09/24/13 09:49 PM
Re: Does asynchrony usually mean something?	HowlerKarma	09/24/13 10:06 PM
Re: Does asynchrony usually mean something?	MotherofToddler	09/24/13 10:10 PM
Re: Does asynchrony usually mean something?	HowlerKarma	09/24/13 10:23 PM
Re: Does asynchrony usually mean something?	22B	09/24/13 10:45 PM

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