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Re: Raising an Accidental Prodigy (WSJ article) Bostonian #98312 03/31/11 05:34 AM
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Catalana Member Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 393	I think this issue of knowing how much too encourage without pushing too hard is something I struggle with all the time. Glad to know it is a common problem.

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Raising an Accidental Prodigy (WSJ article)	Bostonian	03/30/11 03:07 PM
Re: Raising an Accidental Prodigy (WSJ article)	Katelyn'sM om	03/30/11 03:12 PM
Re: Raising an Accidental Prodigy (WSJ article)	Catalana	03/31/11 12:34 PM
Re: Raising an Accidental Prodigy (WSJ article)	DeHe	03/31/11 06:02 PM
Re: Raising an Accidental Prodigy (WSJ article)	Drea4545	04/01/11 03:36 PM

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