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Need help with my daughter By Jai - Sun, 04 Nov 2007 05:23:47 GMT
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First off, forgive me for intruding, I promise not to peek here but I need some advise from women in MA. I have been involved in MA for 20+ years and have taught younger females before, but since becoming a father it has put a whole new spin on things for me. My oldest girl is 7 years old. She is however, an amazon of a little girl(I do not mean this in ANY way to be a bad thing), in the top 95% for her age in height and weight. Shes in the upper 4 foot range already and about 95-100 pounds. She is built alot like my dads side of the family. This makes her uncomfortable around kids her age because well, shes twice the size of most of them. This has lead to alot of social problems. No physical fights yet thank god, because she would destroy the poor kids I feel. Now I think MA would be good for her, to keep her toned and help her make friends. The only problem is, the only MA school anywhere near us is a sports TKD school, and they focus ALOT on the sports side of it, something that I think may make her more self conscious. I've tried to teach her myself, but she has trouble understanding the difference between "daddy" and "instructor" . Help?
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First off, forgive me for intruding, I promise not to peek here but I need some advise from women in MA. I have been involved in MA for 20+ years and have taught younger females before, but since becoming a father it has put a whole new spin on things for me. My oldest girl is 7 years old. She is however, an amazon of a little girl(I do not mean this in ANY way to be a bad thing), in the top 95% for her age in height and weight. Shes in the upper 4 foot range already and about 95-100 pounds. She is built alot like my dads side of the family. This makes her uncomfortable around kids her age because well, shes twice the size of most of them. This has lead to alot of social problems. No physical fights yet thank god, because she would destroy the poor kids I feel. Now I think MA would be good for her, to keep her toned and help her make friends. The only problem is, the only MA school anywhere near us is a sports TKD school, and they focus ALOT on the sports side of it, something that I think may make her more self conscious. I've tried to teach her myself, but she has trouble understanding the difference between "daddy" and "instructor" . Help?
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