Fussy babies 'are more likely to grow up to be liars and bullies' - Instablogs

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Fussy babies 'are more likely to grow up to be liars and bullies'

Radhika , Shimla: Jul 5 2008

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Fussy babies are likely to grow into tiny tyrants who rule the roost at home and are often in trouble at school, according to a major study.

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Sasmita

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Sasmita Jul 5 2008

pune, India

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That may be true Radhika, but not necessarily always. I have somethimes observed that kids change their behavior from time to time. In fact very frequently. Even many say that those kids, who are more naughty at childhood, become more simple and gentle in their adulthood. Little discomfort or healh problem can also lead to long term irritation in babies.

What they become in their adulthood is an influence of the world they live in. Everything can be changed, if there is something wrong, we should not take it as it is.

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Wonda L Apr 4 2009

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For there to be any equivalence, you would need to have children living in communities who base their lives on the Chicken Little story. Who have elders who preach the truth of that story once a week. There would need to be schools of Chickeners where every morning, children are read sections of the story, and told how this should effect their behaviour.

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Sasmita

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Sasmita Jul 5 2008

pune, India

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That may be true Radhika, but not necessarily always. I have somethimes observed that kids change their behavior from time to time. In fact very frequently. Even many say that those kids, who are more naughty at childhood, become more simple and gentle in their adulthood. Little discomfort or healh problem can also lead to long term irritation in babies.

What they become in their adulthood is an influence of the world they live in. Everything can be changed, if there is something wrong, we should not take it as it is.

Wonda L

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Wonda L Apr 4 2009

Earth, Canada

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For there to be any equivalence, you would need to have children living in communities who base their lives on the Chicken Little story. Who have elders who preach the truth of that story once a week. There would need to be schools of Chickeners where every morning, children are read sections of the story, and told how this should effect their behaviour.

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Sasmita

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Sasmita Jul 5 2008

pune, India

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That may be true Radhika, but not necessarily always. I have somethimes observed that kids change their behavior from time to time. In fact very frequently. Even many say that those kids, who are more naughty at childhood, become more simple and gentle in their adulthood. Little discomfort or healh problem can also lead to long term irritation in babies.

What they become in their adulthood is an influence of the world they live in. Everything can be changed, if there is something wrong, we should not take it as it is.

Wonda L

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Wonda L Apr 4 2009

Earth, Canada

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For there to be any equivalence, you would need to have children living in communities who base their lives on the Chicken Little story. Who have elders who preach the truth of that story once a week. There would need to be schools of Chickeners where every morning, children are read sections of the story, and told how this should effect their behaviour.

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