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Goldilocks syndrome (as defined by Grinity) #71786 03/18/10 08:42 AM
Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 34 Maryland D DCDad43 OP Junior Member
OP DCDad43 Junior Member D Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 34 Maryland	How many of you have had the same issue described by Grinity? She said her DS (or DD, I forget) would often say everthing was either too easy or too hard? How did you handle the issue?

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Goldilocks syndrome (as defined by Grinity)	DCDad43	03/18/10 03:42 PM
Re: Goldilocks syndrome (as defined by Grinity)	Grinity	03/18/10 05:50 PM

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