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Author: Anonymous |
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Date Posted: 23:37:08 12/11/07 Tue In reply to: 's message, "I understand your problem, My daughter will be 10 Friday and is quite short." on 19:50:11 12/11/07 Tue I was goalie in soccer and a flyer/base in cheerleading...and I was stronger than most of the other girls. Enroll her in an activity where her short height will be to her advantage-gymnastics or figure skating. Even in dance, most ballerinas are shorter to keep uniform. Plus, to be a rockette, you only have to reach the 5'6" mark. Don't dress her "cutesy" but dress her in the same clothes her friends can wear and get them altered at your local tailor. Shoes may be a problem. I couln't wear adult sized shoes until 11th grade, but most team shoes come in adult and kids sizes. There's nothing you can really say to her to make her feel better. That has to come from her...it will take time, but she will learn to love being short. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |