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Something that surprised me about parenting, though it's obvious in retrospect: You have much less control over the age at which your younger children learn things, because the older ones tell them everything.
8 yo's latest story is about Patrick P. Penguinsen, the Pimpin' Penguin, and his gang of flightless birds. Me: Do you know what a pimp is? 8 yo: Yes. [I decide not to ask.] Me: Well, don't talk about them at school or other people's houses, ok? 8 yo: Ok, no pimps in public.
Any way to control what the older ones teach the younger ones?
So true
I have two a little less than 2 years apart. I think the younger is benefiting from the added (self applied) pressure she feels to perform above her level just to keep pace.
control
My older son learned the plot to star wars at age 3 from other 3-year-olds at preschool, who had learned it from older siblings. It was hilarious garbled by the time he explained it to me.
Accelerated learning increases in middle school 10x
Also, younger siblings typically spend a year of their life in a headlock. They learn faster.
I wish Twitter had labels for tweets, and I could get notifications on the labels, I would alert for parent-takes :)
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