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ac13
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Member since 5/09 745 total posts
Name: A
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How to handle..
My 5 year old was talking about a kid in school and when I asked who he was she said he has a "brown face". She didn't say it like she was noticing a difference (I would equate it to her saying "the boy in the blue shirt), it was just very matter of fact. (And I assure you that neither me or DH or her grandparents who watch her refer to anyone like that). I just ignored it, because I wasn't sure how to respond, if she says something like that again, What should I say??
TIA
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Posted 6/15/15 8:11 PM |
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summerBaby10
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Member since 9/07 10208 total posts
Name: Wifey
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Re: How to handle..
My son did something similar at the start of this school year. He is going to a diverse pre-k & I asked him if he noticed a boy in his class who has the same backpack and he asked me which boy, what color is his skin. I answered him but then kind of mentioned that there are many different skin colors. And that even between DS & I, DS' skin is darker than mine so the best way to speak about someone is by finding their name out or describing their outfit. He was accepting of that answer & hasn't said anything else regarding skin color.
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Posted 6/15/15 8:35 PM |
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