Dealing with boys and girls
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Parents should try to remember that there are many prejudices with regard to the sexes, and that most children develop quite differently from what their parents imagined in their dreams. Girls are by no means always calm, loving and good, just as boys are not automatically wild, aggressive and intelligent. Each child is unique.
Gisela Preuschoff, author of Raising Girls, published by Harper Thorsons, £7.99
By Gisela Preuschoff, author
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