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Subject: Re: Modeling big girl style is very important to start learning at that age!

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Kali Dunaway (None)

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Date Posted: 22:33:33 01/06/07 Sat
In reply to: 's message, "Modeling big girl style is very important to start learning at that age!" on 00:31:32 08/21/01 Tue

>>My daughter is 26 months old. How much modeling
>>should she be doing? Are there any 'baby division'
>>habits (i.e. waving and blowing kisses) I should be
>>breaking her of? Should I let her go up on stage by
>>herself?
>>
>>Thanks in advance!
>Modeling is very important at this age, you need to
>start taking some of the babish stuff out, usually all
>3 year olds now are very well coached, this gives you
>nearly a year to get her on an even level with the
>majority of the others. I know this for a fact my
>friend has a girl who just turned 3 and she is now on
>stage by herself and modeling like a 5 year ofd,
>before long the 12 month olds will be doing it...lol,
>Mine was 4 before she went on stage alone, this was in
>1998, these kids have come a long way, and it is only
>gonna get worse...lol

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