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  1. Wobbles

    Wobbles BnB Co-Founder ~ Retired

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    is class as a toddler (from & to)

    Wandering if there should be another board for older kids really, couple have asked me & I had suggestions at the start but I'm still clueless so pretty much up to you guys!

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    Im guessing from when they can walk is a toddler, maybe you can have a board say 3 plus years :D so people can talk about them starting school etc ....
     
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  3. Wobbles

    Wobbles BnB Co-Founder ~ Retired

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    So when do they loose the toddler age? :oops:
     
    #3 Wobbles, Sep 6, 2006
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    LOL no idea maybe when they start school :D as there big girls and boys then :D DD1 does next april to preschool :( she wont be my little baby then she will be mummys big girl.
     
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  5. Wobbles

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    I'll have to think about this one LOL

    So what age do they start school? 3? I'm so thick lol

    Baby & toddler could be under same category?
     
    #5 Wobbles, Sep 6, 2006
  6. Imi

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    They start full time school at 5 hun ...

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  7. Arcanegirl

    Arcanegirl Bazinga!!

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    i started full time school at 4...
     
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  8. ~*~*Cat*~*~

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    Caitlin goes at 3 it depends on the time of the year you was born. cause you get pre-school aswell. I went at 3 cos of the month I was born, its weird, my friends lil boy starts this month hes 4 and my other friends lil girl started this week and shes 3. But I think it was more pre-school.

    Caitlin can go to pre-school at 29mths. but I wont be sending her till after easter when she is 31 months. :o

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  9. Arcanegirl

    Arcanegirl Bazinga!!

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    I recon a 3+ section would be a good idea. Under 3 still counts as toddler IMO
     
    #9 Arcanegirl, Sep 6, 2006
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    yep 3+ is cool we can discuss there first days at school then etc .... :D

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  11. Wobbles

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    Think baby & toddler could be one room?
     
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  12. Arcanegirl

    Arcanegirl Bazinga!!

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    I think baby and todder should be kept seperate still
     
    #12 Arcanegirl, Sep 6, 2006
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    i agree baby and toddler should be separate, because babies are a long way off from toddlers (well not REALLY, but in some things like food and such)...much easier separate i think :D
     
    #13 lexis_mommy, Sep 8, 2006
  14. Arcanegirl

    Arcanegirl Bazinga!!

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    Thats what i was thinking...
     
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    CDC seems to say that toddler is from 1-3 and 3-5 is "preschoolers"

    Also kids start school at 4 in the UK but 5 in the US :) (and preschool really whatever age their parents want to start paying for it! but normally 3)
     
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  16. sequeena

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    3+ sounds good but I'd count them as toddlers until they are 4. My cousin was 4 in may and starts full time school in September. He's definitely not a toddler anymore.
     
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    Yes and no. I like them as they are but still participate in baby threads just because I want to :rofl:
     
    #17 sequeena, Aug 28, 2013
  18. onetwothreebp

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    This is how I see things :)

    Baby = 0 - 18 months
    Toddler = 18 months - 3 years old
    Preschooler = 3 years to 5 years old
    Child = 5+
     
    #18 onetwothreebp, Aug 28, 2013
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    KittyVentura Autism Mum

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    Way the crack has this come back to life. 2006? Jeepers that seems so long ago lol xx
     
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  20. babyjan

    babyjan Mum&expecting#2

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    I think from 18 months-3 years of age is a toddler

    Lol, just realised this is from 2006! who brought this thread back?!
     
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